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by mlinksva 4y ago
There's a link on this in their footer https://www.ethicalads.io/alternative-to-carbon-ads/ (and another comparing to Google). My skim of Carbon diff: open source, no third party tracking, support open source comm
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by mlinksva 4y ago
I would guess this is being posted today because of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32500151 by the same author, which is 2022.
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by mlinksva 4y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32385157 related thread "The stumble over abandonment of ICE vehicles" responding to "Ask HN: What's the next big thing that few people are talking about?" Perso
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by mlinksva 4y ago
Thanks. I'd forgotten that was started in the 1980s -- I encountered it in the early 1990s -- and don't think I realized how connected it was to prior transhumanist ideas, or as the post you linked says, an attempt to build a move
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by mlinksva 4y ago
This was the answer, pre-Ukraine already. That war doesn't move the needle that much, as NATO/Russia escalation is far from the only nuclear war threat -- there's also mistakes by any party, India/Pakistan, North Korea,
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by mlinksva 4y ago
Just curious, what 1980s attempt are you referring to?
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by mlinksva 4y ago
It does appear that https://www.youtube.com/c/OERProject/videos are CC-BY-3.0, though none of the other material seems to be. Naive searching doesn't turn up any of the videos or material extracted from them
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by mlinksva 4y ago
Yes, 0BSD is ISC with ", provided that the above copyright notice and this permission notice appear in all copies" removed. MIT-0 is MIT with "subject to the following conditions: The above copyright notice and this permissio
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by mlinksva 4y ago
It was intentional and well intended, so that CC0-1.0 use (e.g. for research datasets) would not be blocked by academic tech transfer offices. But yes, they should issue a CC1-1.0 that is not copyright-only.
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by mlinksva 4y ago
One analysis https://opensource.com/article/18/3/patent-grant-mit-license
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by mlinksva 4y ago
I don't see the name explained anywhere in the excellent FAQ and other documents, but I wonder if it a play on Rust/Oxidize/Oxidization -> Carbon/Carbonize/Carbonization. Only mention of those terms seems to be
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by mlinksva 4y ago
The article on TorrentFreak is a writeup of a paper, and though the domain maybe screams bias, the writeup is (rightly, as far as I can tell) skeptical that the paper has demonstrated anything about causality, rather showing an association.
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by mlinksva 4y ago
It wasn't obvious to me (though I may have blundered to see/search) from the site where the code is, so to save others the search it seems to be at https://github.com/domino14/liwords ... the repo name underl
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by mlinksva 4y ago
https://spectrum-os.org/ at least in its goals and design looks promising in that regard.
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by mlinksva 4y ago
It takes time and resources, but Rust is being used, e.g., https://www.memorysafety.org/initiative/rustls/ which has been being worked on at least 6 years https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&
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by mlinksva 4y ago
Relatedly (and also not citing) from a couple weeks ago https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31566200 Call for a Public Open Database of All Chemical Reactions
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by mlinksva 4y ago
Not a subscription, but in the competition for my time, I like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portal:Current_events -- it fills a similar role for me as the Economist did in another era (I used to read the paper version
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by mlinksva 4y ago
It's a little better than that: the NE quadrant of SF is a city. It's also worse: the big blob has many holes.
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by mlinksva 4y ago
I wonder how those $ amounts are arrived at, I don't see in FAQ. Maybe a third party study of potential factors and prices (quick search I'm not finding anything promising)? Surely market share/adoption is very significant, b
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by mlinksva 4y ago
Do you have a recommendation of where I could read more about how the Czech Pirate Party has done in government, either national or local (eg mayor of Prague)? I don't see anything skimming https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki
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by mlinksva 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Names_of_Germany seems better :)
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by mlinksva 5y ago
Sounds compelling. Is there a list of projects following this advice anywhere?
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by mlinksva 5y ago
Both link to https://www.dezeen.com/2022/03/29/vo-trong-nghia-architects-... as the original story.
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by mlinksva 5y ago
Interesting read. I guess it's self-evident, but not having thought about the topic, the utility of rubble and repurposing semi-destroyed structures, as well as how important snipers are, were new to me. Maybe the importance of snipers
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by mlinksva 5y ago
Thanks a lot for your perf work on LibreOffice, which https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/q/Grandin seems to confirm!
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by mlinksva 5y ago
gcc and clang too https://pkgstats.archlinux.de/compare/packages#packages=clan... seems it must be something idiosyncratic to Arch.
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by mlinksva 5y ago
There are also various c3 and c6 (and similar statuses outside the US) fiscal sponsors that may work for some projects that don't want to set up a whole organization.
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by mlinksva 5y ago
Brave is already doing the wallet part, analogous to "Google to Chrome". I wonder what proportion of users are actually using the wallet.
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by mlinksva 5y ago
Perhaps sqlite https://github.com/cmu-db/dbdb.io/blob/1f9e552a6f918aea3a29e...
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by mlinksva 5y ago
The article is clearly :) saying the former should not be supported at all. On your point, I'm not sure how influential rubocop is (I only use Ruby fairly casually, and try to take its suggestions) but for short conditionals, https:&#

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