omginternets

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   by omginternets 3y ago

   It also prevents adult insects from competing with juveniles.
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   by omginternets 3y ago

   Every damn day, something comes up that makes me go, "Oh, I should ask Ian about tha-" It really sucks. And I know exactly what you mean.
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   by omginternets 3y ago

   I'm able to connect you with Ian's partner, if you'd like.
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   by omginternets 3y ago

   Indeed. His blog was outstanding. It might be a good idea to mirror his blog before the domain expires, as it's a real treasure-trove.
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   by omginternets 3y ago

   I think the Haskell project was a complete implementation, not just bindings. But yes, Ian was truly prolific.
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   by omginternets 3y ago

   Indeed, Ian was the driving force behind Tempest. I am not aware of any obituary.
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   by omginternets 3y ago

   Kenton, I'm @lthibault on GitHub. I was working closely with Ian on the Go capnp implementation, and I would be happy to take over this initiative. Can you point me in the right direction? Also, are you on Matrix or Telegram or somet
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   by omginternets 3y ago

   I have some very unfortunate news to share with the Cap'n Proto and Sandstorm communities. Ian Denhardt (zenhack on HN), a lead contributor to the Go implementation, suddenly and unexpectedly passed away a few weeks ago. Before making
9. 459.▲
   by omginternets 3y ago

   True. It's not until I was writing my blood type on my chest every morning that I memorized it. Every girl with jade jewelry was reminding me of my zodiac sign long before then.
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    by omginternets 3y ago

    I’ll read it! I definitely know less about this stuff than you. Can you share a link?
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    by omginternets 3y ago

    > Even here in Germany, any blog, including private ones, need to come with an imprint section including your full name, residential address, mobile phone number et cetera. This is likely a moment of cultural incongruence, but this is ou
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    by omginternets 3y ago

    How did Ethernet go from fat cables and vampire taps to RJ35? Is it still exactly the same protocol (is that even the right word?) as it was back then? I really need to dive deeper into networking…
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    by omginternets 3y ago

    If you can’t distinguish between bread and something like Impossible Foods, I’m not sure what to tell you.
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    by omginternets 3y ago

    You're playing dumb. We know this.
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    by omginternets 3y ago

    And?
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    by omginternets 3y ago

    Ah! Okay, now it all makes sense :)
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    by omginternets 3y ago

    Keep reading to the end. I also have a hard time believing this is a genuine source of confusion…
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    by omginternets 3y ago

    You’re hiding behind a blade of grass.
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    by omginternets 3y ago

    Bulllshit. Steak, chicken breast, cabbage, carrots, mushrooms, turkey thighs, spinach, corn on the cob, some organic peanut butters, flour, salt, zucchini, eggplant, pork chops, tomatoes, potatoes, yams, vinegar, olive oil, bok choi, brocco
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    by omginternets 3y ago

    Sounds like a tragedy of the commons …
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    by omginternets 3y ago

    HN is not just one guy, you know …
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    by omginternets 3y ago

    I think the parent post is referring to processed foods, not the cooking of actual, recognizable produce.
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    by omginternets 3y ago

    That position is predicated on a series of back-of-napkin estimates that, among other methodological limitations, exclude emissions related to the industrial transformation of plants into bullshit like Impossible Foods from their analysis.
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    by omginternets 3y ago

    I’m trying very hard to interpret this in a charitable way and coming up dry. You’re clearly not stupid, judging from your comment history, so what exactly are you playing at? I don’t believe for one second that you cannot distinguish betwe
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    by omginternets 3y ago

    They’re now “vegetizing” the world with “plant-based” (read: highly processed) products and lab-grown meats (ditto). The sooner we realize that food industry are engaged in capitalism and not public health, nor ecology, the better. What the
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    by omginternets 3y ago

    Use whatever definition you think is appropriate.
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    by omginternets 3y ago

    Name one counter-cultural thing on 4chan today.
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    by omginternets 3y ago

    That was true maybe 10 years ago.
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    by omginternets 3y ago

    Mark my words, as with cable tv, you’ll soon start to see ads in your YouTube premium subscription.
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    by omginternets 3y ago

    Yes but there's two parts to this: the teachers and the students. The student body in top American universities (especially undergrad) wouldn't even make the wait-list in a fair number of European schools.