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10mo ago
Why all those articles on HN are "flagged"? And by WHOM? I've been watching this 60min piece, and there's nothing wrong with is. It's journalism well done. Do Trumpist minions have their ways on HN?
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So this is about PerlMonks, which I knew nothing about until today. I searched it, the site is down The Wikipedia article is deleted This is pure loss of information somehow. I and a lot of other people in the future will never know what &q
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10mo ago
I'm really surprised that in https://www.govdirectory.org/countries/ " most (all?) E.U (so yes, I'm talking about political Europe, not geographical Europe) are not there :( What could be the reason for
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10mo ago
This article is based on this https://www.rand.org/pubs/research_reports/RRA4451-1.html which is NOT a peer reviewed study but a "research report", which doesn't mean it's wrong or false or fak
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11mo ago
Side note: if you're autistic -> this article isn't for you.
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Running a self hosted server with IPv6 is still a nightmare in 2025
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1y ago
This is one of the oldest trick in the book of very very dumb people who confuse "the truth" with "what they think". I'm sure we all met that person in the family or in a new job, or at school being so proud of them
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1y ago
Oh alright, I didn't notice that! Thanks a lot <3
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1y ago
I started to follow documentation here ( https://docs.inkeep.com/self-hosting/docker-local ) to run things with Docker. -> connect to the locally installed instance of SigNoz -> It asks for an email -> when I ty
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1y ago
Last time I checked, Intel's MSRs ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Model-specific_register ) allow Intel PCM ( https://github.com/intel/pcm ) to work, are indeed used to profile, or "measure
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1y ago
Maybe it's a matter of time and process?, bear with me: An encyclopedia is slow. It has to be slow. It's good (beneficial) that it's slow. And yes, it means that it is self-correcting, slowly Thing is, if it was fast to sel
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1y ago
Oh well: "ouch" is all I my eyes have to say ^^
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1y ago
Whoever chose flashy colors for this is a motherfluffer :')
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1y ago
So you mean that with lactose intolerance, I could be more productive? :3
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1y ago
Yep good catch. To be fair, I discovered this article today, and I read it with passion. Because, even though I'm 43yo, I'm too young to have worked professionally with other OSes than Windows and Linux. And it's super intere
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1y ago
Yep yep, just saw that, thanks <3
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1y ago
Thanks!! I completely missed that.
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1y ago
Single author Unknown editor No journal? Committee? Conference? Ew.
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1y ago
Asking about the logic here: this is a form of fallacy...kinda? His "interpretation" or guess, wasn't worse or better than yours. Therefore, his statement about a misleading title is not invalidated because you guessed in the
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1y ago
Thanks for the correction ^^
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1y ago
Just an observation, not a mean critique about the project or even the conclusions. There's 180 participants. There's 26 people marked at "very liberal", which is 14% of the sample. There's 39 people marked at "
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1y ago
Could it be a case of "unwanted fallacy"? (bear with me) I mean: At almost any point in time, when fascists are NOT in power, it's because they were, one way or another, stopped. The logic would be: fascism is a systematic&#x
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1y ago
I know this is besides the point but this is probably one of the ugliest website I've seen in a long while. Why would someone choose a dirty-yellow background :sob:
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1y ago
Fallacies : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whataboutism / https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tu_quoque
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1y ago
I just did 0.4s :3 I'm unreasonably proud of myself for this XD
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1y ago
Worked in Norway for six years in a research lab (50% private | 50% public). First thing I noticed when I arrived: they are using Google for emails, sharing documents, drives, meetings, research projects, etc. The loss of sovereignty that t
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1y ago
Oh well, thanks for mentioning Floorp, I'm gonna try it right now. I use Firefox, but I'm curious about whether I'll 'feel' a difference with Floorp, in terms of performance.
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1y ago
You might want to check out the works of that buzzkill that Gödel is ^^ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G%C3%B6del%27s_incompleteness_... " The first incompleteness theorem states that no consistent system of axioms
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1y ago
Ok, I'm replying to my own comment to keep ranting I was scrolling through the paper...and at page 24 (total) or 22 (footer) -> there's another graph. I CHALLENGE anyone with a human brain to understand that graph My initial co
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1y ago
Just came here to say: I've started to read the paper (thanks to the downloadable PDF, the web version is not accessible apparently for me) Starting at page 8 (total) or page 6 (as written in the footer), there's horrible graphs,
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