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by notkaiho 7y ago
It doesn't always work, but at least you've done the one task. That's one thing you can tick off the to-do list, regardless of how productive your day has been otherwise. As a lifelong realist (= pessimist) this is one of tho
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by notkaiho 7y ago
The parent post equated club supporters and "militant antifa" with the perpetrators of violence and "if that were not enough" presented the continued squatting as an example of undesirable behavior.
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by notkaiho 7y ago
> "Germany's most violent soccer club" In 2009, they became the first club in Germany to adopt a set of guiding principles by passing a resolution the club's AGM. These values include social responsibility and promoti
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by notkaiho 7y ago
"cult" in that is used in the same way that "cult film" or "cult classic". Nothing to do with an actual cult.
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German Club St. Pauli Badge on UK Anti-Terrorism Guide Under 'Left Wing Signs'(espn.co.uk)
46 points by notkaiho 7y ago|25 comments
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by notkaiho 7y ago
With all due respect, I disagree with this statement. The demoscene was largely teenagers. Teenagers who were afforded the chance to have a personal computer through pervasive decent living standards, with enough free time to experiment on
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by notkaiho 7y ago
It's either that or start a metal band...
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by notkaiho 7y ago
Yeah, sorry to not be specific. I meant the private use without the (assumed, possibly only theoretical) public body oversight. That Victoria greeter situation sounds terrifying
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by notkaiho 7y ago
As an EU citizen in the UK having to often go around that private development north of King's Cross that used facial recognition tech[0] I also would welcome this so that it wouldn't become normalised. Oh well. [0] https:/&#
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Meetup Mates(meetup-mates.com)
1 points by notkaiho 7y ago|0 comments
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WebSDR – Software-Defined Radio Receiver for Shortwave(websdr.org)
1 points by notkaiho 7y ago|0 comments
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by notkaiho 7y ago
You don't _need_ a coding bootcamp, but they can be a hell of a way to focus the mind. Yes, you can learn a lot of the coding skills individually, but a bootcamp will instil much of that knowledge in a very concentrated period of time,
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by notkaiho 7y ago
Yet doesn't do anything about the "shallow" fakes or other misinformation. Great stuff.
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by notkaiho 7y ago
What is your chief reason for wanting to do these side projects?
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by notkaiho 7y ago
The way the slices render in the image examples reminded me of TerraGen and setting my computer to render a simple animation overnight while I slept, and hoping it didn't crash.
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by notkaiho 7y ago
Yes, that's absolutely the crux of the problem here.
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by notkaiho 7y ago
Because we, as largely the more clued-in kind of IT users, know the importance of avoiding closed gardens and the dangers of the tracking ad-tech stuff Chrome has?
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by notkaiho 7y ago
Yes, unlike, say Uber etc
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by notkaiho 7y ago
The page needs an editor, stat. The grammar is _not good_. I'd be happy to do it to be fair, doesn't seem that big a job.
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Building a CRUD API with Postgresl and Node.js with OpenFaaS(civo.com)
13 points by notkaiho 7y ago|0 comments
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by notkaiho 7y ago
I'd be very confused and ask questions as to the reasons they're fucking around.
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by notkaiho 7y ago
... But why?
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by notkaiho 7y ago
This reminds me of the story of the young intern that went around a few years ago. They sheepishly admitted to their boss at the end of their summer internship that they had just googled all the Excel things that were required, that they ha
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by notkaiho 7y ago
First test, part deux: Are you able to ascertain the validity of answers on StackOverflow?
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by notkaiho 7y ago
"Red wine is not just a remedy from the fear of the deep diving, but, actually, a natural radioprotector. I asked two glasses of red wine as a cosmonaut on a low orbit ;)" Russian fatalism at its finest. :D
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by notkaiho 7y ago
What makes you think there's litigation?
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by notkaiho 7y ago
I'd say it's more about regulatory capture, going with the lowest bidder in tenders and non-experts making decisions
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by notkaiho 7y ago
Fujitsu/ICL made it. So whatever they use.
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by notkaiho 7y ago
Came here to post this. It's been known about for years, and just allowed to bubble and simmer, while Fujitsu et al continue to profit
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by notkaiho 7y ago
"One programmer was Vera Hewison, whom he married in 1957. (She died in 2018.) Another was Mary Lee Woods, whose son, Tim Berners-Lee, would go on to invent the World Wide Web." The industry really was (still is I guess) very smal

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