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nsomaru
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Why did you assume I was taking a socialist position? I’m commenting on a worldview, call it X if you’d like to invent another term. I’m specifically trying to argue that material progress alone is not sufficient and that is what the curren
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Is there a difference between the two? Capitalist analysis tends to favour material progress as if this is the zenith of human existence. Markets are useful but they only cover a third of human life, the physical (although money is abstract
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As a layman reading this, it’s funny. Because I do not need gravity proven to me from first principles ;)
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Have you released this plugin?
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Mycroft?
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Yes, but most of the internet is exposed to users via the web anyways. OSs would need to follow suit, sure — to make everything that’s not a browser work so that the alternative lookup mechanism is used instead of traditional DNS. How long
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Which government? Critical to whom?
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Plotly Dash: Analytical Web Apps for Python and R
(github.com)
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I find myself unravelling mentally when it comes to remembering knots and the like
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Used this before, overpriced and slow
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Enlightenment will be achieved when we develop One True Platform which marries front end and backend development so that we don’t need to maintain complex frameworks whose sole reason for existence is to make sure the computers don’t blow u
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“When remedies are over griefs are ended”
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https://duckduckgo.com/traffic
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I’ve been manually deploying my projects for years. Can anyone comment on the Docker learning & troubleshooting story for python?
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First we started telling everyone about Firefox Then we told them about Chrome Now we tell them about Firefox again Google has officially reached 90s MS levels
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I use uMatrix but honestly it is not the solution if you want to “just read.” Things are broken and often I need to spend a few minutes setting a site up before it works. Also the fact that I can’t block individual scripts (can I?) is a lit
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Where can one read about these techniques and are there open source implementations?
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iOS does not support web push notifications
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You asked for a legitimate use case and are now shifting the goal posts to be about “majority.” If the web is to improve we need new features and strategies to mitigate the negative effects of the implementation of these features. Don’t thr
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I run a premium retreat in rural India for which I built a web based portal to act as an “app” for the event. I don’t have the resources to build native and web applications for each platform. Right now we make announcements for the next sc
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That’s assuming there’s one perfect & stable air bubble that is never broken? If something gets into even one pore and starts displacing air, that would be enough to break equilibrium, right?
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There’s tools to debug the lowest hanging fruit. You can go a long way with an ORM.
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Can you detail your distro and the tool you used to tweak? What settings worked well?
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Facebook copies features into WhatsApp and Instagram like “stories” which are posts that disappear and cannot be saved, a core feature of Snapchat
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The enterprise pricing is way out of reach for the African market
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Simplify: move code into database functions (2015)
(sivers.org)
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It seems that memory is “trained” on boot — the system does POST and checks that critical hardware is responding as expected. PC motherboards have some settings to adjust timing for enthusiasts, but I’m not sure that that’s a trend or even
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Given that this will be fed into an ML system, noise is good (?) so probably (1).
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What’s that, about the top 1% of disabled people?
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In US on Tesla, presumably
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