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minerjoe
6y ago
I beefed up my browser cache to remember everything and have a server in the background downloading any youtube channel I visit. Now I know that anything I've ever looked at via the browser is now accessible offline.
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6y ago
My word. Please people, if you haven't programmed a decent sized program in Lisp using an editor tuned to the task, please don't spout off like you know what you're talking about. Just do the work first, it's worth it, j
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6y ago
Where do you get your information? SBCL has been shown to be, when optimized, within the same order of magnitude as C. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2192629
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6y ago
But your editor is also a "computer". Editing lisp code with an editor tuned to s-expressions can be pure joy. Most programmers work at the character level of text files, many lispers work much closer to the abstract syntaxt tree
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I think the story continues to where, in the beginning, they thought a change would be good, but after seeing the benefits that s-expressions gave, changed their minds.
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Why say lispers are "reality destorted"? Maybe they have learned something you have yet to understand? Have you ever programmed a decently sized lisp program using an editor that allowed you to work at the AST level? Until then, t
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> Every politician must lie I doubt this. I would belive that your belief in this is just another indication of how diseased our system is. You won't catch Sitting Bull or Crazy Horse ever, even once, telling a lie.
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6y ago
I though correctly switching to cloudflare should just be me -> cloudflare via an encrypted channel?
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They do work. They also harm many people also.
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6y ago
Meaning, if you don't want people to know you are searching for snm.donkeyporn.com than going out to the nameserver that donkeyporn is using is not exactly keeping the information private.
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6y ago
I do the same, but I read that that is also sending your IP all around the internet, which can have repercussions? The alternative is to not use a recursive resolver, but just punt to one of the "safer" ones such as 1.1.1.1? edit:
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6y ago
What leads you to belive that he is lying?
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6y ago
Everyone in a hospital should have an advocate with them. My girlfried was going through treatment and one day they tried to give her a shot, insisting that she needed it. She is deatly allergic to most things. I pushed back, refusing the t
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6y ago
Um, yes we should be afraid of it. See Fukashima.
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6y ago
> enforce a level of competence Can you please elaborate? In the US, I see "lying" and "corrupt" as some of the most defining characterisics of modern US "rulers".
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6y ago
It's not that "analogous". Take a peek, it doesn't unwind the stack unless you ask it to, which gives it much more power than exception handling in languages such as Java.
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6y ago
Sounds reasonable to me. Embodied energy. One example, it takes a heck of a lot of energy to mine and process all that copper that goes into the motor windings. Another, it takes a heck of a lot of energy to mine and process all that lithiu
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6y ago
Bing.
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6y ago
In my, and many realities, the Democratic and Republican establishments are the same establishment.
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6y ago
I don't use a browser with javascript. I cannot turn it on.
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6y ago
Looks great! Love CLI/TUI. That said, can someone please post a summary of what charm.sh is about? I don't use javascript and nothing comes up on the page.
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6y ago
And if your my kind of programmer, you start to move to programs that have VI keybindings, swap out for ones that do, and hack into the ones that don't to make them do!
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6y ago
Could we write a license so that if a big company uses my software they have to send me a pony? A real live pony?
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6y ago
Be the change you wish to see in the world. I used to be outwardly and loudly critical of the system and people supporting it, but that got me nowhere, just isolated. When I stopped all criticism and just started aligning my life how I wou
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Why are you dependent on Facebook for these things? If you suddenly lost your account, you would lose those friends or would you find another way to communicate?
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My dad, rest his soul, would tell me when I was young: "The land of the free, only if you are brave enough to live free."
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If I had voted in the last election, I would have voted for Trump, just to hopefully have a more naked emporer. Lifelong politicians such as Biden and Obama, to me, are much more dangerous. People actually fall for their bullshit. Edit: min
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I think you're maybe missing the point, just a bit. The problem isn't that tech savy people can protect themselves, it's that most people can't and won't.
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And we pass the burden of proof along like a hot-potato... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Facebook%E2%80%93Cambridge_Ana... https://www.cbsnews.com/news/facebook-gave-some-companies-pr... https:&#
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Hasn't it always been this way? The emperor has been naked for a very long time but most people seem to care just enough to attack the messengers.
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