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811.
by monetus 8y ago
Also, his words on net neutrality: “In short, although the briefs and commentary about the net neutrality issue are voluminous, the legal analysis is straightforward: If the Supreme Court’s major rules doctrine means what it says, then the
812.
by monetus 8y ago
This article doesn't make any implications about why the user was banned, but the title sure does. While the benefits of avoiding the emotional assault that is hate speech may be attractive, banning it seems about as possible as bannin
813.
by monetus 8y ago
I wonder how much of that cleverness will be gleaned and appropriated by those who design 3 dimensional chips.
814.
by monetus 8y ago
There isn't exactly a plug-and-play, self hosted version out there advertising itself.
815.
by monetus 8y ago
Generics, all of them I'd intuit, seem to be manufactured with the same active ingredients but different 'filler' ingredients that are non-active. Abruptly changing that filler could very well send an epileptic into a static
816.
by monetus 8y ago
It doesn't have to be fake to cause harm, at least for epilepsy. The filler in the pills can vary by manufacturer.
817.
by monetus 8y ago
I imagine people are disagreeing with the way you describe it as a software problem when the firmware in those devices will be unverifiable, batteries will conveniently run out, and they surely won't be 100% tamper proof. Just type in
818.
by monetus 8y ago
It seems obvious that, regardless of the legality, it will be used in parallel construction. Once these tools are made, they will be used. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parallel_construction
819.
by monetus 8y ago
I saw a deck of cards featuring 'friendly' dictators, and I have a feeling it is incomplete. I think this might have been it: https://www.amazon.com/Friendly-Dictators-Americas-Embarrass...
820.
by monetus 8y ago
I wonder if a single member of congress knows what the words 'cryptographically signed' means...
821.
by monetus 8y ago
I'm sad this view isn't more common.
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by monetus 8y ago
Yes, an important distinction, called shimmering, in case anyone was wondering. Regardless of being a seemingly double-edged sword, I feel like that structure is fascinatingly useful. I've yet to utilize the C api or delve into the in
823.
by monetus 8y ago
In TCL, everything is a sting, and its... certainly useful. https://wiki.tcl.tk/47683
824.
by monetus 8y ago
Oh, thanks for the link. I'm about to read your paper. I should clarify that when I said FUDI is faster, I was repeating the grumblings I've heard on pd's email list, despite not having benchmarked anything myself. With tcl
825.
by monetus 8y ago
This looks pretty interesting. I'd like to play around with it. Kudos to you. Aside: Did you know the FUDI protocol(0) used in the pure data language is dead simple, if you wanted a faster bridge than OSC into/from that languag
826.
by monetus 8y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PewDiePie#Controversial_videos... I remember the headlines, but had to go to wikipedia to see why they abandoned ship.
827.
by monetus 8y ago
I agree. Though, I am curious how much of a boon this will be for peertube, and in what way.
828.
by monetus 8y ago
I like http://en.cppreference.com/ , as lusocoding posted, but I've noticed many prefer the unified UI of http://devdocs.io/cpp/ - It does seem less complete though.
829.
by monetus 8y ago
What I pay attention to in that statement is "non-long-term-tested". Without multiple life-long studies that reach a consensus, people will fear GMOs are going to turn out like cigarettes.
830.
by monetus 8y ago
Yes, its sad this train of thought is often disregarded as most of the people who I hear repeat it are anti-gmo.
831.
by monetus 8y ago
Mind if I get your opinion on the librem 5?
832.
by monetus 8y ago
I've always thought this needs to be much more prevalent in any conversation about how ads should be used. I assume ads targeted towards children would be a good case study.
833.
by monetus 8y ago
consider the possibility that our experience which we call vision is actually not the raw data feed, but actually is calculated/derived from both the raw data feed and our internal sense of geometrical viewpoint. If this were th
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by monetus 8y ago
I highly suggest reading 'Why god won't go away' by Andrew Newberg, Eugene D'Aquili, and Vince Rause. IIRC, the posterior superior parietal lobe essentially orients your body within your consciousness. When people have
835.
by monetus 8y ago
Maybe not, but when the cost of breaking the law is less than the gain, it seems logical. A law department is probably better equipped to make that calculation. edit: Reading into the context of 'too big to fail' and 'collat
836.
by monetus 8y ago
As we say in America, I'd rather a hundred guilty men go free than one innocent man be stripped of their freedom. I don't think I've ever heard anyone say that, but I don't like how simple it is. Anyways, I al
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by monetus 8y ago
Activestate put teapot on github. I don't use it though, so I don't know how it works yet. > https://github.com/ActiveState/teapot aside: Everything tcl just worked for you on macOS? Mac having 8.4 rath
838.
by monetus 8y ago
This is really smooth on my raspberry pi. awesome.
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by monetus 8y ago
Isn't TCL almost as fast as C for certain things, like strings, but slow in other ways, like recursion? I haven't tried to do any performance optimizations yet really.
840.
by monetus 8y ago
It really blows my mind how they actively make search worse with things like that.

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