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Meta is helping fraudsters scam you and doesn't care
(proton.me)
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mikece
10mo ago
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Proton Pass CLI
(proton.me)
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10mo ago
I am not suggesting pushing in any direction; it was more a realization that one of my kids said they wanted to learn to program I'm not sure what the best first step would be (learning straight C like I did a long time ago probably is
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mikece
11mo ago
Not all Catholics, just the ones who go to the traditional Latin Mass. :-)
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mikece
11mo ago
Interesting to see this topic being discussed on HN; I'm curious if any homeschooling parents here have kids who WANT to learn computer programming. I haven't pushed my kids to do any of the things that I loved doing growing up (
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mikece
11mo ago
I thought you were going to go in a different direction with that: recruiting. In States where home schoolers can play on public school sports teams there are cases where the family gets an apartment and one parent and the kid establishes
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11mo ago
Or there could be absolutely no force or coercion involved: the mutual desire for him to work and her to stay home and raise and homeschool could have been how they met in the first place. You're not going to find people wanting that
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11mo ago
Wait... you homeschool your kids and yet you write "...and [they] are jealous that she does both." No, they are ENVIOUS: one envies what they don't have and are jealous of what they have. Sorry, couldn't let that one sl
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11mo ago
And yet there are many homeschooling parents in this discussion thread (including a single-income dad of 9 whose kids are homeschooled). But I'm quite aware that I'm the exception on HN.
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11mo ago
Mormons aren't the only people with large families. Ultra-conservative Jews, Muslims, and many Christians have large families. What I don't think I've ever seen is a couple who is non-religious or atheist and has a large fa
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11mo ago
Only seven? :-) (My wife and I have had 9.)
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mikece
11mo ago
Homeschooled does not mean "completely isolated." My kids are in bands, sports teams, and numerous extracurricular activities both with other home schoolers as well as with public schoolers. Also, homeschooled kids are far less
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11mo ago
There are tons of clubs for such things. My kids are in a homeschool music program (and learning piano and, until recently, bagpipes); half of my kids are playing competitive sports via homeschool programs that compete with other high scho
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11mo ago
Arguably a dupe. It was more about the Pipe Operator. But whatever... you do you.
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PHP 8.5 Released with New Pipe Operator, New URI Extension and Clone With
(phoronix.com)
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Canonical Gets Flutter Up and Running on RISC-V for Ubuntu
(phoronix.com)
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Reinventing How .NET Builds and Ships (Again) – .NET Blog
(devblogs.microsoft.com)
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mikece
11mo ago
How about this as a privacy law: if you collect data about people without their EXPLICIT permission[1] you can be charged with digital stalking. Same principle as stalking; escalating penalties for repeat offenses and for doing so in bulk
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11mo ago
While there's appeal in having one tool do several things I'm more a fan of the traditional UNIX philosophy that a tool should do one thing, do it extremely well, and allow for chaining of several tools together to achieve a multi
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11mo ago
Is the point that you only need one tool -- ffmpeg -- to both generate transcripts as well as embed those into a video as opposed to having multiple tools?
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11mo ago
Any chance our friend Vladamir is behind this?
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Google updates its weather forecasts with a new AI model
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All Intel GPUs Run on Raspberry Pi and RISC-V
(jeffgeerling.com)
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EU's "Chat Control 2.0" Sparks Fierce Privacy Backlash
(reclaimthenet.org)
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Apple launches Digital ID feature in Wallet using your passport
(9to5mac.com)
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What Does Bad Code Mean to Developers
(blog.jetbrains.com)
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Microsoft Contributing "Ramdax" Driver for Upcoming Linux 6.19 Kernel
(phoronix.com)
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TypeScript's Rise in the AI Era: Insights from Lead Architect, Anders Hejlsberg
(github.blog)
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Wisconsin Lawmakers Push VPN Ban, ID Checks on Adult Sites
(reclaimthenet.org)
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Who'll stop saying AI with me?
(sdtimes.com)
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mikece
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