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by mdhb 1y ago
Any minute now… they are nothing if not consistent and just fighting for their legitimately held beliefs without fear or favor. Edit: it seems those brave defenders of free speech somehow got confused and flagged the post instead once again
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U.S. Open Orders Broadcasters to Censor Reactions to Trump(benrothenberg.com)
35 points by mdhb 1y ago|20 comments
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by mdhb 1y ago
Agreed the CDDL to codegen pipeline / tooling is the biggest thing holding back CBOR at the moment. Some solutions do exist like here’s a C one[1] which maybe you could throw in some WASI / WASM compilation and get “somewhat” idio
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by mdhb 1y ago
CBOR is probably the best and most standards compliant thing out there that I’m aware of. It’s the new default in a lot of IOT specs, it’s the backbone for deep space communication networks etc.. Maintains interoperability with JSON. Is ver
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by mdhb 1y ago
You seem to pop up on threads on a daily basis just making up shit and pretending it’s a fact. I guess it really matches the bio you wrote here in your profile but JFC… why..
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Zuckerberg caught on hot mic promoting fake investment figures to support Trump(bsky.app)
62 points by mdhb 1y ago|12 comments
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by mdhb 1y ago
For what it’s worth, I’m half way through writing a RDF library at the moment and I get what you are saying in an abstract / first impression sense but it all made sense and wasn’t a huge pain to work with in practice. I just think tha
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by mdhb 1y ago
I wish more people would get on board with Solid, it would solve a lot of the surveillance capitalism problems that plague modern society. For what it’s worth, I think Solid is still very much “in development” and is a pre 1.0 thing no?
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by mdhb 1y ago
Maybe worth also pointing out that a meaningful refresh of the RDF specification is getting rather close to completion. Hopefully version 1.2 which addresses a lot of shortcomings should officially be a thing this year. In the meantime you
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by mdhb 1y ago
It’s just like an LLM stuck on a loop. It’s just years and years of making the exact same comments, not responding to any counter arguments and then demanding that people take you seriously.
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by mdhb 1y ago
At no point have I ever gotten the impression that you are even remotely open to seeing other points of view so it’s a bit hard to take the moralistic tone of the brave defender of the web part seriously. I think you just want to yell at pe
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by mdhb 1y ago
Did web components kill your dog or something? You have this truly bizarre fixation on the topic for multiple years now.
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by mdhb 1y ago
It’s even worse than I described. The links proved here are incredibly damning and are exactly the kind of shit I’ve heard from many different people over many years at this point. Don’t gaslight me and others and tell me there isn’t a prob
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by mdhb 1y ago
I might have chosen my words slightly differently but my point still stands. Apple has an incredibly well known horrible reputation inside of standards meetings and bodies from their peers. It has been that way for well over a decade at thi
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by mdhb 1y ago
Anyone who’s actually being in the room with people from Apple when talking about standards I’m sure would be more than happy to correct you on the fantasy you have constructed here. The author of this post is one of them who actually has a
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by mdhb 1y ago
Take this as some constructive feedback that you really come across as a miserable bastard to everyone reading your comments.
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by mdhb 1y ago
I just came across this resource the other day and found it super helpful, thought I would share it here for anyone who’s interested in working with Lit. https://lit.dev/articles/lit-cheat-sheet/
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by mdhb 1y ago
Hands down the most underrated front end library out there. It powers some major projects like ChromeOS, Chrome Devtools, I think most of Firefox’s UI, Photoshop for the web, MDN etc.
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by mdhb 1y ago
They are optional for what it’s worth. They are also landing in standard JS soon.
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State of Permanent Fake Emergency(theatlantic.com)
75 points by mdhb 1y ago|22 comments
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by mdhb 1y ago
Better yet… 402 https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Reference/...
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by mdhb 1y ago
I wish them both the very worst.
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by mdhb 1y ago
This is peak drunk uncle at thanksgiving vibes.
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by mdhb 1y ago
I mean honestly, you and I are coming from very different places mentally. There’s just no scenario where I would be walking the streets in the US doing my normal day to day shit with a weapon to begin with. I understand that’s become a ver
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by mdhb 1y ago
But this is again what I am saying. Of course you can get yourself into such a state where you immediately go to the worst possible case scenario and get yourself so worked up where the only logical conclusion is that you need a weapon with
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by mdhb 1y ago
But this is exactly what I mean. I’m not shooting anyone over a fucking robbery for gods sake.. it’s such an incredibly disproportionate response to the situation. Likewise, there’s almost no situation where he was ever going to shoot you.
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by mdhb 1y ago
There absolutely are valid reasons. Like I said, patrolling in an active war zone is an example of one. Walking around on base for example isn’t even remotely close to one. This isn’t uniquely an American thing but it’s extremely common i
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by mdhb 1y ago
would it be ok if people started killing others for coming from a different country? Sorry was that your question? I think you might have taken just one too many red pills there buddy. Maybe get some sleep instead.
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by mdhb 1y ago
Having one in the chamber IS actually a fucking ridiculous way to carry on a daily basis. That makes sense in a war zone, it makes zero sense walking the streets of any American city. Source: many years of carrying a weapon in a professiona
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by mdhb 1y ago
It’s actually an incredibly well established resistance tactic for what it’s worth. Just to give a specific real life example, when the IRA were fighting the British one of the tactics they would use for some time was to send their female v

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