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by nromiun 6y ago
If they are a minority then how did they manage to elect a president?
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by nromiun 6y ago
My original point was that Reddit is nothing but a toxic echo chamber. So I think you are agreeing with me?
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So on a supposedly unbiased website the only place conservatives can hang out is at r/unpopularopinion? That doesn't sound wrong to you? And yes, even on non-political subreddits politics has taken root. Any time there is a politi
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by nromiun 6y ago
Because I have seen multiple times that any political post or comment right of the far left getting banned? And reddit isn't connected to real life and "mainstream" in any way. In fact they can give Twitter a run for their mo
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by nromiun 6y ago
Just take any (communism, revolution etc) agenda from the far left and try to post against that in some popular subreddit. I guarantee that you will get banned immediately. At this point they should just post a "Only Leftists allowed&q
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by nromiun 6y ago
Reddit and 4Chan are the two sides of the same coin for me. Just their ideologies are different. At least the people on 4Chan are self aware about how toxic they are. But the mods (at least on the popular subreddits) on reddit love to ban a
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by nromiun 6y ago
> One way to solve the delays is to disable your internet connection. I think it just skips the checks if internet isn't available. But doesn't that kind of defeats the point of notarization?
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by nromiun 6y ago
> This is not just for files downloaded from the internet, nor is it only when you launch them via Finder, this is everything. So even if you write a one line shell script and run it in a terminal, you will get a delay! > Apple’s most
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Attempting the TCP Reset Attack(squidarth.com)
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ASAP: As Static as Possible Memory Management (2017) [pdf](cl.cam.ac.uk)
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by nromiun 6y ago
An example from Google is YouTube TV. I have seen countless people raising issues about why they can't use some services and after some time the people from the service will finally tell them it's because they aren't in the U
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by nromiun 6y ago
Then why are they on the internet? Aren't they aware that non-US people can also access it? And if they aren't interested then why do they add "for now" to their message? And are you telling me global companies like Goog
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by nromiun 6y ago
The issue isn't doing business in just America. The issue is the communication. Some services will have big banners like "Works everywhere flawlessly" and then (if you are lucky) in some dark corner of the FAQ there will be a
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by nromiun 6y ago
Anybody else really turned off by the unnecessary amount of internet access in these new CLI tools? It's not just telemetry. Some tools will just access the internet even when they don't need to (my favourite is checking for a new
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by nromiun 6y ago
The naming system in reddit is very misleading. For example /r/india is as much related to India as /r/politics to US politics. The toxicity is so much that they can give 4chan a run for their money.
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China ready to put Apple, other U.S. companies in 'unreliable entity list'(reuters.com)
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by nromiun 6y ago
Termux is the only reason I use Android. If it doesn't work in the future I will most likely switch to IOS. Long term software support is much better anyway.
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I am kind of surprised (and worried) that anyone is surprised by this. YouTube has always been known for very heavy moderation. This is only about comments but they also delete tons of videos without any explanation. If the creator is big e
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by nromiun 6y ago
> We live in the most interesting 200 year period of Earth so far in its 4.5B year history. People have been saying this for centuries now. And they will probably continue to do so in the future. Our rate of progress looks so high becaus
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by nromiun 6y ago
See some previous HN threads on Common Lisp.
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> Its software couldn’t cope with that pesky minus sign, even though it was always technically possible -- though this was an outlandish idea before the pandemic -- for the crude market to go upside down. Wow, just wow. They are handling
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by nromiun 6y ago
How about just caring for the real world instead of the numbers provided by the internet provider? Those download numbers are for the best case scenario. And unlike broadband 4G is not reliable at all.
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And tomorrow there will be an article describing an exploit in a web service written in C/C++. Does she even see the size of the batteries included in a framework like Django? Here is some brand new information. Everyone knows Python&#
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by nromiun 6y ago
First of all I really like the value of Emacs as a modern lisp machine. And it is the best environment to write in any lisp language. But for anything else it is not good enough. Emacs Lisp is better then vimscript but only if you are exten
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Systems smart enough to know when they're not smart enough (2017)(bigmedium.com)
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It is much more polished compared to the regular Firefox for mobile. But it is still very slow (network, the UI is very smooth) compared to all other browsers. And I can't force myself to just a handful of extensions when other browser
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It is possible to implement it in a lot of languages. https://www.rosettacode.org/wiki/Amb
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I love learning new languages. But I have yet to see anything that looks like the enlightenment in the article. Most languages gives you different ways to accomplish the same tasks. Some languages make some tasks easier and others hard. It
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Two things. Effort and support. You can probably wrap BLAS in any language and make a framework out of that. With some more effort you can add support for GPUs and make your framework much faster. But why would you when most of that is alre
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by nromiun 6y ago
> Adding such a toolchain would take make build time from 40 minutes to hours. I don't see how that would happen. This should have been at the top of the email because this is the main issue (along with the i386 one). As other peop

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