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Birdwatch, Twitter's collaborative fact checking system
(twitter.github.io)
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Birdwatch is a collaborative way to add helpful context to Tweets and keep people better informed Birdwatch is a pilot program that aims to create a better-informed world. It empowers people on Twitter to collaboratively add helpful notes t
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Good previous discussions that cover, if not "motivations" (unknowable mental state) then some "consistent patterns of observable behavior". UDev & Gnome https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8416912
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Use nitter, one frontend at https://nitter.net/ . Project at https://github.com/zedeus/nitter Use https://threadreaderapp.com/
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It sounds like you may have your solution, but for linux users with similar concerns I'll note: Not sure if it's available on Windows: `ntpd -g` can perform a big update on first check. https://serverfault.com/a&#x
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The multiplexing of requests has me pretty interested. If I made myself the spare time, or had a business model, I would love to implement chat bridges (for personal, self-hosted) small-scale use, using JMAP. I like, I'm hopeful for th
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JMAP benefits people who want to use broadly accepted, open standards. Especially standards better adapted to present and future needs: mobile use - lower latency & fewer round trips, lower end-user device power usage. JMAP benefits Fa
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(Good) repost. Previous threads are at - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20094866 June 4, 2019 - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24824977 Oct 19, 2020
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Someone's been reading about string matching algorithms, or compression. For biology?
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Part 1: https://wfo-global.org/financing-offshore-wind-part-1/ > first part of what will be a 10–part series of blog posts,
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To whomever retitled this: thank you. I'm now interested in this post, whereas the earlier title read as generic, un[der]informed clickbait; too much interpretation for the reader, coddling too much. I didn't know of Linear Elamit
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Please mark this (2013)
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Seeing issues with hackerweb.app and substack.com too. They don't share upstream DNS (and I'm not sure heroku's homepage has the same DNS provider as customer domains). NS matches SOA for each of these domains. SOA hero
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Good luck to Steve and the team. I hope he has a broad remit, and can find a way to thrive while upholding Mozilla's values. I hope to see new experiments, and maybe new community. I love the internal meme of areweXyet, and wish they h
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There are hackers and makers all over ( https://wiki.hackerspaces.org/List_of_Hacker_Spaces ) even in Sacramento.
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They trained (and report) two optimization strategies: - inline-for-size We trained the inlining-for-size policy on a large internal software package containing 30k modules. The trained policy is generalizable when applied to compile ot
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Probably not the best use of archive resources, but you could store a snapshot of it, so hn commenters can believe you.
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The workflows enabled by Jupyter and iPython address some of your biggest concerns. You have references to previous outputs, don't recompute things, and in browser can have GUI interactive elements. You can likely find live streaming m
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I use Wallabag on a yunohost server. I highly recommend it. Easy saving, offline reading, and sharing between devices. I wish it were easier to share with others, but I read some PR comments yesterday clarifying why support has bigger impli
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I don't imagine the descending shepard tone feels different to you? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6GkuXfgUoro Sounds like a jet engine spooling down to me
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I want to figure out how to specify a Shepard tone in `sox`. (Open invitation to draft with me on thread.)
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I will watch this with great interest. Beginning to hear tinnitus is one of my backstop signals for tiredness, where I can avoid sleep deprivation inertia on waking, if I go to bed within half-an-hour to 2 hours of onset. It seems to reliab
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v3 does work, but you need to guess the appropriate region. The Bayern.sxl example works, and is a good way to prove to yourself that your terminal is compatible, instead of your hoped-for region not being indexed. curl v3.wttr.in
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There's a store or two in downtown Gilroy, garlic capitol of the world, that often make, stock, and serve it. Gilroy's on US-101 an hour south of San Jose. My last visit, before that last Vandenburg launch, yielded nothing.
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Thank you for building this. I have been meaning to, for a few years. I would suggest that, like when2meet, this should support coordination without every person having signed up. Perhaps require 1 person to have an account to host a day&#x
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Asking about prices normalizing is a different concern than affordability or availability . Do you regularly buy AND sell, flip cars, or are you concerned about regret after purchase when prices change? Fortunately we have the market m
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He's a great security expert. nit - I wouldn't claim that someone who _has_ written security (password, or cryptography)-related software, is necessarily _qualified_ to, or a trustworthy _expert_ in the field. In security especial
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The CEO, Bron Gondwana, is a core contributor to Cyrus IMAP, and is working to standardize JMAP (jmap.io) for broader use, through IETF, as well. I pay for fastmail, but saying this all again makes me want to sponsor this guy too. https:&#
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I use a Das keyboard, full with Cherry MX Brown switches, that I bought most of a decade ago, early on in college. I've tried a variety of mechanical keyboards, from friends and at a student-run computer lab, so I know the sensations
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Needle Spiking at Clubs in UK
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