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by mcint 5y ago
Many if not all UC campuses need only respect state regulations. City and County building codes need not apply, and fire codes, hopefully would, but University administrators have room to push that. Land grant universities!
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Odd critique coming from the head of a DNS company, that could easily offer a competitive service with MailChimp. The obsession with class (in the title, and content) and misunderstood genius reads more like within-class squabble than an ar
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This wasn’t loading for me. Here’s an archive link https://web.archive.org/web/20210716183740/https://cheapskat...
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Can you say more? I’m not even sure how I’d search for more information about this. Because of the large and dense population centers, and therefore power requirements, governments require aggressive power management settings on computers??
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Thanks for sharing the lite. link.
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Playing some fun games with version numbers. 6.4.0 with initial commit 2 months ago.
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The authors mentions completed transformation on a 150,000 line codebase. When you ask about scale, what concerns do you have in mind? The author mentions that transformation back to source from ast, of course, doesn't include format i
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Even though bellingcat reports resolution, re: reporting to NATO and removal of cards? I suppose trusting an outside org to have properly handled a NatSec breach would not be a part of NatSec procedures
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Self-promo, especially on-topic, is fine. You’re also fine to post as stories your homepage, or blog posts. People here would be interested. Trying to make the world better, with some money involved. See FAQ and Guidelines in footer for oth
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To compress further, journal clubs [war game a paper's methods, results, and conclusions], so to speak.
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Also, a way to register via that temporary api access
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1. agreed. Hard to reply in ways that don't partake in and invite further polarizing discussion. 2. Agreed. Expressing it in HSL colorspace makes it pretty clear how close to yellow, and far from the large space of expressible greens.
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by mcint 5y ago
This sounds like the age old "Do the right thing" vs "Worse is better". MIT (vs Princeton) Stanford (vs Berkeley) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Worse_is_better
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FLoC stands for Federated Learning of Cohorts which aims to target advertising better without it directly relying on singularly personal information. https://web.dev/floc/ FLoC enables ad selection without sharing
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See also https://augeas.net/ , which presents structured file contents as navigable paths that you update. Red hatters maintained it (hung out in irc) until cloud container workflows surpassed in-place system administration.
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NutritionFacts.org (non-profit) | Web Developer | Remote | Full-time | $55k-75k NutritionFacts.org is a remote non-profit organization with a mission to improve public health by providing the latest evidence-based nutrition and health resea
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...Great (bait)! It seems it's not for you. The green labels show the simplicity of the structure: - export from services (a serious and shifting challenge for some or many of the services individually) - cached raw export values - imp
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Whois does seem a little more flexible than dict. Able to delegate and recurse in answering a query. Let's add some flags
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fair, especially of the opening sections mentioning backups. It is a marketing piece, and I bristle at it raising issues I like to take seriously, e2e you can't misuse, and moving the goalposts to tout its more limited capabilities and
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To be helpful, hn.algolia.com, provides a fast, convenient index of previous posts.
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Bait-and-switch topic in the opening paragraph. Insists that what people ask for, e2e chat, isn’t what they actually want or should want.
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The existing platforms work well enough for people who aren’t kicked off of them, or hindered in sharing their views. Liking, caring about, or knowing of the existence of these new platforms is a strong proxy for the kinds of political view
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This is the killer use case, and the initial primary(?) design justification. https://nixos.org/guides/how-nix-works.html https://edolstra.github.io/pubs/nixos-icfp2008-final.pdf
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Nix supports containers as a build target or output format, but the nix tools are considerate (easy to uninstall) so there's no need (& little sense) in putting them in a container. You could run the nix install script in a ubuntu
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You might post on the IETF JSON and CBOR lists for feedback, help, and additional use-cases and considerations. They're a focal point for likeminded people, including implementors and users who have experience with common usage issues,
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Archive link https://archive.is/hZn1d
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Nice finds, good diligence. Will you leave it as only a comment or try to fix it by contacting them or a news service?
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Nice links. (Hi again) Bring full SQL select, join, and order in datasette into the browser, perhaps?
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The Full Text Search extension (FTS) (FTS4?) has been a repeated source of issues. If you stick with the core, and disable some of the shiny features, the track record is better. Though still not spotless, iirc.
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When hackers[1] wax poetic about lisp, they focus on the core properties of the language (-family) that aren’t found in other languages. The meta-circular evaluator (lisp interpreter/compiler in lisp), “homoiconic” syntax (enabling eas

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