mftrhu

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by mftrhu 3y ago
The presence of "civility" - the appearance of it - does not improve the quality of those conversations people would refer to as "polarizing". An abhorrent message conveyed in a polite tone remains abhorrent, and peop
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Most houses in Italy are only getting 3 kW, +10% of tolerance for a few hours, and if people can increase the maximum power they can draw, it is still very uncommon. 25 HP would be enough to power a small apartment building .
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If you can even do that, since they [e-mail hosts] go out of their way to make it difficult - even impossible , in some cases - to push people to use their own app.
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No-one is "losing out" by not having their personal data harvested, sold, and used willy-nilly - it might come as a surprise to some, but having one's rights be respected is actually beneficial .
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If you really, really want focused you can just drop everything and replace init with your editor http://informatimago.free.fr/i/linux/emacs-on-user-mode-linu...
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by mftrhu 3y ago
Not sure if anyone actually uses it, but I would approach the problem with find, comm, and a sprinkle of sed: comm -23 <(find build -type f -iname "*.html" -printf "%P\n" | sed 's/\.html$//&#
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> What has happened that our web browsers use 2G of memory and are slow! They are much more complex - ridiculously so - both because of the constant evolution of web standards and because of everything they need to do to keep what they
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Yes, that would be one such example of superficial, high-school level analysis - "they both killed people".
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> To me sounds like a conspiracy theory I would like you to pay attention to the word "seem", which describe how their action - or lack thereof - appear to a third party, especially one which has been subject - and continues
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> That’s what must happen here. The cops and the courts should be working to protect the victims of KF and go after the perpetrators with every legal tool at their disposal. We should be giving them the resources and societal mandate to
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Only at a very superficial level.
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Small, close communities are communities where the bonds between each participant is much stronger, making it costlier - both in terms of immediately broken relationships, and of backlash from the rest of the group - for people to sever it.
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A (somewhat) working crossbow made out of scavenged multi-strand copper wire, about as long as my thumb, long since lost somewhere around the house.
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And also, by the same author, SedArkanoid https://aurelio.net/projects/sedarkanoid/
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by mftrhu 3y ago
It is forth-specific. It refers to blocks of 1024 bytes of code, arranged in 64 columns by 16 lines and manipulated through a more-or-less standard vocabulary[1], supported by most Forth systems. You can see it in action in e.g. the Coll
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by mftrhu 3y ago
No, it hasn't. Their software is just shit, and it lets you access only the last 1k comments/posts on each view of a given collection ( e.g. saved comments, posts on a given subreddit sorted by hot, your own comments sorted by ne
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by mftrhu 3y ago
The XDG base directory specification defines a .config directory for user-specific configuration files ( e.g. tmux.conf, i3's config file, a global gitignore file). This proposed standard would be for project-specific configuration fi
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by mftrhu 3y ago
You are the one who is bringing "violence" up. Telling people that there are standards they have to abide by before you will be willing to associate with them - before the EU, made up of multiple institutions which are voted by an
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You think?
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> What of "The only good Nazi is a dead Nazi". That's not motivated by hate , don't be absurd. People just want their local Nazis to improve themselves - why would they care about what constitutes a "good Nazi&q
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I did, and you just wrote a pretty big lie .
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> From wikipedia on recidivism "According to an April 2011 report by the Pew Center on the States, the average national recidivism rate for released prisoners is 43%." If 43% of all prisoners are re-arrested after they are rele
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by mftrhu 3y ago
Emacs plus a few org-mode files (personal, work, ledger) that work as my agenda, and extensive journal files that I update constantly throughout the day to provide context. What I like the most about them is the fact that I can actually c
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> In certain very left leaning American communities there is a guilt about or bias against cishet identities. The eager diagnosis of gender identity issues along with irreversible hormone and surgical treatments That's certainly som
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What does this have to do with Element - the reference client for the Matrix protocol, but still one amongst many - Briar - a peer-to-peer messaging app - or Mediafire, one of the oldest file hosting websites?
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> 3) Make the coin usable for local advertising or by local vendors. This is the WORK the community has to do (not us) same as VISA and Mastercard network had to do!! Is anyone doing that? How far along are they, compared to VISA and Ma
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You can't opt in to "atheistic teaching", it's simply the result of not opting in to any of the religious options.
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It also helps that the company they started with is the largest in the industry, and that any regulations targeted at them will affect a couple billions people.
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The same reason they developed any of the other reactions that go into System 1 thinking. It's not rational, it's just mostly useful in some niche that modern humans might not even be occupying anymore.
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No, a locally-run LLM would not be a 10x better solution than having a copy of Wikipedia - plus StackOverflow, the other StackExchange websites, and a lot of other wikis - thanks to Kiwix, a copy of Khan Academy's educational content,

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