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ocimbote
4y ago
My first name contains one of the fewest used letters of the alphabet and in first position nonetheless: Xavier Let me tell you: the training data did not contain that many X to begin with :D The Xs at best look like Ts, at worst like malfo
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Openworm – C.Elegans in a Computer
(openworm.org)
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ocimbote
4y ago
If this ils well documented, I don't see how this would be a problem for GDPR. Can you elaborate?
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LunarVim
(lunarvim.org)
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ocimbote
4y ago
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ocimbote
4y ago
VSCode over mRNA vaccines? That's too obvious of a troll, please, stop here for a second, take a deep breath and reconsider. It's okay, you can let go of your past mistake, nobody will blame you.
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ocimbote
4y ago
Made up stories have no constraint either creating reality (eg, capitalism, Santa for kids, religion) or mapping to reality (eg, science, Zola's Germinal).
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ocimbote
4y ago
I think that by the sheer nature of Wireguard, it doesn't matter much. We don't send any readable data to Tailscale, they, for the greater part, handle plumbing between nodes. What goes in the pipes remains unnoticed and unknown t
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What is longtermism and why does it matter?
(bbc.com)
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4y ago
> I will not countenance it. I say good day to you, sir. I have read that with the voice of an angry John Oliver. Matches brilliantly.
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ocimbote
4y ago
Because they have no idea what they're doing so they compensate for that with extra confidence. :shrug:
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ocimbote
4y ago
Many pediatricians in Berlin (presumably all around Germany as well) have a poster showing parents doom-scrolling with the mention "how much did you talk to your kids today?". Brutal and relevant. I think of it every time I have a
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ocimbote
4y ago
As a French, I remember that absolutely every adult around me used to ridicule the minitel for its ugliness, slowness and overall lack of diverse use cases. At best, it was a slow Yellow Pages. At worst, sex services ("minitel rose&quo
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ocimbote
4y ago
Highly debatable. A (too quick?) Darwinist perspective would tell us that the original ReST was not fit. And the "new" ReST (aka, JSON-RPC) is more fit. Fit in its current ecosystem, of course.
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4y ago
I feel old for I have witnessed many of these battles. But I feel that I have seen history. There's nothing wrong in this article, in the sense that everything's correct and right. But it is an old person's battle (figurative
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4y ago
> Unless I absolutely want to consume the art you make, why would I want to pay for it? I understand that "if there's an act of buying, there's consumption" from your perspective, but I'd mostly disagree with tha
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4y ago
I work in a highly regulated industry and I fail to see the benefits of self-hosting identity management in a context of mandatory compliance with GDPR and CCPA. 3rd party vendors relieve companies such as mine from a ton of responsibilitie
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ocimbote
4y ago
If you have to take a job you don't like to be able to afford the house, be aware that nothing changes once you own the house. Most likely you'll still need the job to afford the running costs of the house. There's no "I
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ocimbote
4y ago
True in a quite limited way: you have to ignore servers, embedded, mobile, games and probably more I didn't think of here.
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4y ago
Please be more considerate. Sure a very unfortunate decision was made but there's a bunch of people working to offer you and I a true open source alternative to the VSCode ecosystem and I find it excessive and offensive to call that a
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4y ago
The hard part about getting started with embedded systems is that the intersection of what you have, what you can do with it, what you know you can do with it and what you actually want to do is most likely empty.
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4y ago
This article is everything I want the Internet to be: high quality contents and high interactivity so that the matter is more "palpable". This is peak Internet, huge congrats to the author(s).
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5y ago
Let's play picky: In anatomy, the arm is the part between the elbow and the shoulder. Below the elbow is the forearm. With that in mind, 30cm for the arm is definitively a sound measure... and the name of the emoji is wrong. On every p
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ocimbote
5y ago
I assume you think GDPR is useless?
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5y ago
Placebo is very powerful and is actually validated by scientific research. So when the conditions are here, as they seemingly were for your daughters, it's great. Yet, homeopathy, when considered as a potent product, didn't help,
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5y ago
This is correct and too often ignored. Bullshit owns nothing:)
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5y ago
For the sake of clarity: I will not stand on the side of homeopathy, ever. It's placebo effect marketing rather than evidence-based science and hence not worth my money.
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5y ago
So, not homeopathy?