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by mrighele 2y ago
Wikileaks turned down leaks on russian government to focus on Hillary Clinton. To me it seems more than just having the same goals for a period of time.
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> Although if it continued to support the same human population, is it really fair to call it ecocide? The environment was transformed but certainly not "killed" as the "-cide" would require. Humans are resilient, but
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> What this article is arguing is that there was no collapse -- the population hadn't been higher when there were trees. But that is not the definition of ecocide. Ecocide is only about the destruction of the ecosystem, and the arti
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Bun uses JavaScriptCore (the js engine of Safari) so I doubt they are doing anything fancy with typescript types.
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Given the level of the discourse on social media, I think this ban will actually rise the quality of the output.
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by mrighele 2y ago
For $150 you can get a new mini pc with a low power intel cpu (e.g. N100) and 8GB of Ram. It comes with an SSD, a power supply and (gasp) a case. Add those to a raspberry pi and the price is not much different.
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by mrighele 2y ago
Riyadh would prefer the one willing to sell secrets for a couple of million dollars.
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by mrighele 2y ago
Nuclear power is expensive because decades of fear mongering have made it so. Today nuclear power is one of the safest, together with solar and wind [1]. If we were to make coal power as safe as nuclear (including externalities), I wonder h
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by mrighele 2y ago
You cannot hope that consumers are well-behaved on the Internet, it has never been the case unfortunately, you have to act defensively. If the issue is the processing power because the content served is dynamically generated, cache the cont
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by mrighele 2y ago
Not what you were asking, but the Adriatic sea, between Italy and the Balkans, takes the name from the town of Adria, which is now 10+ km from the sea (though that is mostly due to the work of the Po river).
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by mrighele 2y ago
Is there anything similar that can be bought as a consumer, for example the Bluetooth one that they mention in the video ? This gave me a few ideas that could be fun at the kid's parties. Seems something not hard to do with wireless-e
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By the time the company get sentenced, the people involved have already left with a nice bonus, and found a nice new job, there is no incentive for avoiding it. You need proper fines and jail time for the people involved, even decades later
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Regular users know how to install an extension that interacts with the DOM, though
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Axioms are not discovered but decided. A nice set of axioms gives birth to interesting anduseful interactions which you are the one that you discover, although in practice there's is a bit of back-and-forth, as you decides the axiom ba
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by mrighele 2y ago
I wonder if it plays properly with a value of pi equals to 3.2, that would make a few people in Indiana happy.
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In fact if you are working on a sector with high seasonality nobody is going to have to skip vacation during holidays, because those days you are not going to have vacation to begin with
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by mrighele 2y ago
> You're not doing a whole lot to explain why there is nothing wrong with eating meat and breeding cattle. Why should explain why something is NOT bad ? It's up to you to convince him (or others) that it is bad, and the reasoni
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by mrighele 2y ago
In Italy the amount of forest increased by about 75% in the past 80 years. This is mostly due to the fact after WW2 lot of people stopped farming in the hills and mountains, and moved to urban areas. There are plenty of ghost towns in the I
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by mrighele 2y ago
Sorry, but you are wrong. > I also don't think "this is a license for anyone not the copyright holder" is accurate. The license specifically prohibits removal of the license you can't "dual license" GPL code
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That was the plan (by Redhat) all along, to have better control of the platform.
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I disagree. First of all I expect competing stores to ask a smaller cut than what currently Apple asks (and Apple itself may lower it), so it may very well be the case even with a middleman the amount "lost" by the developer will
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by mrighele 2y ago
Now I am wondering the percentage of programs written in Piet [1] that are also valid Perl programs, and if there is any instance where the are two are actually the same. [1] https://esolangs.org/wiki/Piet
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I may be wrong, but every time you do a check-in you are giving your information and they record it, and you have to show the same document at boarding time. This doesn't mean that it must be the same document that you used to enter or
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by mrighele 2y ago
You can find them on their github repo [1] [1] https://github.com/iptv-org/iptv?tab=readme-ov-file#playlist...
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> They say QR codes have also been displayed around the building, which, when scanned by a staff member, automatically generate an email to the GMB’s membership department, cancelling their membership. How does a generic link generate an
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by mrighele 2y ago
> A "tragedy" generally involves some kind of mistake or accident caused by a character flaw No it doesn't. Anyway, just going to school and being shot by a random person count as "some circumstance that isn't ob
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by mrighele 2y ago
Nothing that a transform(90deg) cannot solve :-). More seriously, what you describe is quite doable with flexbox (flex-direction: row, flex-wrap: wrap and flex-grow: 1). Interestingly, even the Masonry layout was already doable using a simp
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by mrighele 2y ago
Tcl/Tk ? When you had enough of using text as the single data structure in a shell, you can start doing the same with a GUI toolkit.
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Is there a longer story somewhere about this decline ? This piece is not really clear about the reasons _why_ younger talent wasn't being trained on those techniques. If you read the story it seems that everybody was looking forward at
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by mrighele 2y ago
Yes, I had that [1] in mind too when I saw this entry [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39962615

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