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Ozymandias(thecodelesscode.com)
2 points by octopoc 5y ago|1 comments
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Palmyra 3D: digital model of the ancient city(palmyra-3d.online)
2 points by octopoc 5y ago|0 comments
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by octopoc 5y ago
People do that successfully, the problem is that if babies skip the crawling phase then it may cause learning disabilities among other things. Which is fascinating in the context of this conversation. The order in which things are learned c
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Constraint CSS: lay out like it's 1999(gss.github.io)
1 points by octopoc 5y ago|0 comments
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by octopoc 5y ago
SpaceX launches are the best reality TV show. I'm so glad my children get to watch history being made like this. My dad remembers seeing the moon landings when he was a kid and thinking, "Wow, this is HUGE!" My generation did
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by octopoc 5y ago
You can delay the consequences of bad currency management, but eventually the consequences will hit you, hard. The normal rules are on hold because the USD is the world reserve currency. When USD are manufactured, a huge chunk of them is bo
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by octopoc 5y ago
6 months
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by octopoc 5y ago
There are many tornadoes where I live and most of the houses don’t have basements. Directly in the path of the tornado, houses built on a slab were completely gone, leaving only a clean slab. This happened to a few entire neighborhoods. But
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by octopoc 5y ago
It has been discussed but you're right it won't be any time soon: https://github.com/WebAssembly/design/issues/273
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by octopoc 5y ago
WebAssembly (and by extension Blazor) is for people who want to keep writing in their preferred (non-Javascript) language, but have to target the web. Electron/Webview2 is for people who want to keep writing Javascript, but have to tar
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by octopoc 5y ago
Reminds me of the movie American Hustle. The government has a choice of going after criminals who badly hurt a lot of people or going after the easily-demonized bit players. Guess which is good for their careers.
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by octopoc 5y ago
FTA: > HENRYs [High Earners, Not Rich Yet] typically fall victim to lifestyle creep, when one increases one's standard of living to match a rise in discretionary income. They prefer a comfortable and often expensive lifestyle that l
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by octopoc 5y ago
In 100 years, $600 billion market cap is going to be more common due to inflation. I think this way of setting the limit could be really good for future generations.
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by octopoc 5y ago
But does education need to look like universities and colleges? Education used to look (for most people) like apprenticeships, which is more like a tutoring approach without study of anything unnecessary to your trade. Maybe a better system
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by octopoc 5y ago
The US government was always pretty tight-lipped about UFOs until recently. FTA: > In an unprecedented move, the US government is preparing to issue an unclassified report detailing what it knows about a series mysterious encounters with
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by octopoc 5y ago
> In fact, the top 1% paid 24.3% of all income tax. And the top 5% paid 40.6% of all income tax. Those numbers aren't normalized btw. Americans in the top 1% net worth account for more than 30% of the total net worth of all American
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by octopoc 5y ago
That would probably level the playing field between small companies and big companies, TBH.
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by octopoc 5y ago
docker-compose is now built into the docker command line. e.g., `docker compose` instead of `docker-compose`
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by octopoc 5y ago
Thanks, I appreciate it! I still don't see the captcha even when I use a private window thought. Browser is Brave on Mac. Also outside the private window I have shields up, which means trackers, ads, cross-site cookies and fingerprinti
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by octopoc 5y ago
Are you using Tor or a VPN? That could be why. Not that that makes it any less annoying.
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by octopoc 5y ago
Yeah I can't remember the last time I got a captcha of any kind, so it has definitely been rare for me.
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by octopoc 5y ago
Exactly. Telling people to build their own social network is like telling Rosa Parks to build her own bus line.
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by octopoc 5y ago
Here's one: https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/pelosi-healthcare-pass-the...
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by octopoc 5y ago
Sure, but as someone who regularly switches between Mac, Windows, and Linux (Manjaro) the fonts feel quite distinctive. This probably has some applications in digital forensics.
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GSS: CSS with Constraints(gss.github.io)
2 points by octopoc 5y ago|0 comments
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by octopoc 5y ago
Totally agree. I've never used Bazel; it sounds a lot like Nuke. I had a coworker whose job was to maintain the CI. His commit messages would look like this sometimes: > Fix CI issue with blah blah blah > Hmm that didn't wor
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by octopoc 5y ago
What I would really like to see is a CI system that lets me write a script in a language of my choice instead of defining a pipeline config file. That way I can run the pipeline locally, put breakpoints in, etc. Nuke [1] gets close but ther
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by octopoc 5y ago
I think what they're saying is that, unlike real cheese, there's always something wrong with the taste of dairy-free cheese. FWIW my experience has been the same.
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by octopoc 5y ago
Yep I eat vegan 80% of the time and I have to agree. For some reason, delicious fake meat is a lot easier to make than delicious fake cheese.
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by octopoc 5y ago
Seems like a very practical approach to the problem. If this legal framework is enforced, then here's what will probably happen: - Big name software vendors will accelerate replacing one-time purchases with subscriptions - Many small n

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