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monkaiju
2y ago
If you want to visualize DNS propagation checkout dug: https://dug.unfrl.com/
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monkaiju
2y ago
Idk why this is downvoted...
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CopDB: Police Database
(app.copdb.org)
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monkaiju
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monkaiju
2y ago
CopDB allows anyone to make an account and start submitting data. Currently only for data on cops in Utah, but that shouod change once there are more moderators. Also theres blog associated with the project at https://copdb.org
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monkaiju
2y ago
A police activity database: https://app.copdb.org/
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monkaiju
2y ago
I've self hosted listmonk for a side project for quite a while now and absolutely love it! Excited to check out v4!
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CopDB: Police Database
(app.copdb.org)
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monkaiju
2y ago
Also a blog associated with the project at https://copdb.org and docs at https://docs.copdb.org
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monkaiju
2y ago
Fantastic! I love gitea and this makes it even better Self hosting your entire stack is getting easier by the day!
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Very true! My first non-work opensource C# project is from 2020 and that seemed strange at the time https://github.com/unfrl/dug
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monkaiju
2y ago
If you think the goal of defeating Hamas justifies this amount of civilian killing yiu have no moral basis to argue with.
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monkaiju
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Pretty obvious difference between choosing to work towards the goals of a genocide and being threatened to pay taxes or have your property and wages seized...
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monkaiju
2y ago
Are you ashamed of that or proud?
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2y ago
I just had to implement the 'allocate' functionality described here, specifically with the %-based weights, and it was a pain that required careful comments to ensure was clear! Would've loved to use this instead. It was fun
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Show HN: Dug, A CLI global DNS propagation checker, now on homebrew
(github.com)
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But they broadly didnt actually get along just fine... Almost without exception they have falleb, commonly due to internal resistance. Making that internal resistabce harder via enhanced surveillance is the issue that could make future scen
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2y ago
PG just continues to impress!
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monkaiju
2y ago
Good, AI shouldn't be anywhere near anything where accountability matters...
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2y ago
I had exactly this experience at a previous job. I hadn't seen anyone with such confidence. Even worse he was a self-described 'devops' guy that would tell you he wasn't a 'good coder' but would then strong arm
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2y ago
Makes being a mail carrier sound significantly better. Between having AC and a union im almost envious
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2y ago
> Usually, growth comes from increased efficiency, and increased efficiency usually results in lower environmental impact. This is in fact very commonly not the case, to the point that its a standalone concept in Economics called Jevons
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I mean im a trustee on my neighborhood council and regularly talk to my reps in person. That said I am under no illusion of being able to get them to alter anything of material importance because of my, or any number of citizens', inpu
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2y ago
Same as always? Corporations are the only ones who lobbying is effective for. We'd need a revolution to bring about real change. For this, and many other more important changes, we need people in the streets to bring about change... Sa
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This would immediately be useless IRL in cases and is why we try to establish precedence-based definitions of reasonableness. Simple but incomplete definitions work pretty easily in many engineering contexts, especially because you can easi
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Its never been the thing they want you to think it is. It was coined by an extremely racist LAPD officer
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Wild to me how someone can open with something as ridiculous as recognising "the non-negotiable need of humanity for ever-increasing amounts of energy" and then be taken seriously. Its not only negotiable, its a requirement that w
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Citation needed
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monkaiju
2y ago
Sort of a jerky way to say that
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2y ago
Wait but... The industry IS, in fact, lying to parents about the safety of this AI technology...
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monkaiju
3y ago
Sorry wheres the communism part?
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