mijoharas

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by mijoharas 1y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45894878
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by mijoharas 1y ago
Have you used it/would you recommend it? It's been a long time since I used wine (or any windows software really... Yay!) but I'm sure the requirement will pop up again sooner or later. Should I check out bottles the next tim
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by mijoharas 1y ago
One thing you can do is get a femtocell[0] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Femtocell
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by mijoharas 1y ago
I've been using emacs for a decade by now. I'd look into spacemacs (what I use). It's similar to doom, in that it makes some decisions for you, but you can very much have a customized experience. I for instance have a lot of
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by mijoharas 1y ago
Ok, so to summarise, you do not believe that the royal family are British, and you do not believe that any non-white people born in Great Britain are British? Got it.
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by mijoharas 1y ago
So, anyone non-white in the UK isn't native? If they're third generation british? What about the royal family, Prince Philip was Danish/Greek, so the royal family aren't native are they? Shall we stop pretending this abo
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by mijoharas 1y ago
He complains about non-white people that are born in England. They are neither immigrants not foreigners. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45625510
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by mijoharas 1y ago
Almost exactly my thoughts when I heard about it[0]. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45303239
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by mijoharas 1y ago
I also find it really frustrating: > I'm actually mad that the word fascist is losing its meaning. When someone espouses ethno-nationalist viewpoints (a core part of fascism), and praises a fascist, I don't think it's unre
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by mijoharas 1y ago
I disagree, wanting stricter immigration is not fascist, and isn't the problem I have with the article. He argues that non-White people aren't British[0], that's the bit where it gets a bit fascist for me. There's a deba
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by mijoharas 1y ago
Have we got any sources for Matz getting HSBT to steal it? I mean, I get that they're both members of ruby core, but that's a bit of a claim.
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by mijoharas 1y ago
I mean, even if you grant that the EDL is not a fascist organisation (I don't) he was a member of the BNP which is an explicitly fascist organisation, so at best he is a former fascist or a reformed fascist.
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by mijoharas 1y ago
> If the center and the left completely reject the validity of national identity and the expectation of immigrant integration to British identity He explicitly cited race, not "British identity" he quoted a Wikipedia page where
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by mijoharas 1y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45622861
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by mijoharas 1y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45622861
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by mijoharas 1y ago
I don't think that's fair, I mostly thought that until I read his recent blog post[0] where he wished for fewer non-white people in London and praises a far-right fascist figure in England (Tommy Robinson, he was a member of the B
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by mijoharas 1y ago
Well, now there's gem.coop, and we don't have to worry about bundler/gem becoming hostile to other services so either: gem.coop matures and people move to it Or ruby central gets their crap together and regains some trust. It
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by mijoharas 1y ago
The rubygems treasurer who is on the board said funding was conditional on doing this[0][1]. One interesting thing is that Ruby Central then said "Board decisions are independent and not contingent on funding."[2]. Doesn't in
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by mijoharas 1y ago
Oh no, looks like you're one of today's (unlucky) 10000[0]. (For context I only heard about all this recently). For the DHH thing he wrote a recent blog post where he said he wants fewer non-white people in London and praises an e
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by mijoharas 1y ago
Im going on a decade now, and there's always still more (in a good way)!
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by mijoharas 1y ago
Very exciting. I used claude-code-ide, but the fact that it's not using comint-mode is a PITA. looking forward to trying this! Can I ask. I haven't dug into the ACP spec. Does it cover the "ide" features too (like Claude
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by mijoharas 1y ago
Out of interest why do you need to? I've always been fine with libre office/Google docs since moving to Linux, but I'm not a heavy office user.
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by mijoharas 1y ago
Rubygems has 216 open issues right now.[0] Do you think some of them should be addressed? Without maintenance, and any PR's getting merged, they won't. [0] https://github.com/rubygems/rubygems/issues
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by mijoharas 1y ago
I think you may have misread it. The original claim is: > This resulted in a nonzero number of donors believing they were funding the work of people like Steve Klabnik, Aaron Patterson, and Sarah Mei, when in fact only Andre was being pa
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by mijoharas 1y ago
I think many mass resigned when their commit access was taken away from their own project by a company that doesn't have a right to do that. Some people might consider that a dick move.
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by mijoharas 1y ago
I saw someone else saying something about the domain name, but I didn't really give it a second thought when I read it. Can you explain what the issue is?
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by mijoharas 1y ago
That's a strange suspicion. Why?
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by mijoharas 1y ago
Have you got any references for this claim?
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by mijoharas 1y ago
Sure, I just don't understand a rise since 2022 (I assume they're talking about per-user). If it were a rise between console generations or something, sure, but I don't get why there would be one since 2022.
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by mijoharas 1y ago
Isn't that how golang works? I remember some complaints about the traffic that it produced[0] (though I don't think it's a bad idea. Basically federated downloads). [0] https://sourcehut.org/blog/2023-01-

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