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by p4bl0 4y ago
There is no story, yet here we are on one forum discussing this story in a 130 comments long thread while on the same forum the same story reported somewhere else is being discussed on that same forum with 50+ comments already, and this is
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by p4bl0 4y ago
> This is how current DNS works I know that, nobody pretend it's otherwise. > Thankfully most web3 users and services are not dependent on eth.link and recognize it is a centralized service. If that were the case we wouldn't
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by p4bl0 4y ago
> some nerds playing around with cryptography to try and create a new trustless financial system Okay, this is really not what's at play here. I would highly encourage you to read The Politics of Bitcoin by David Golumbia, and wil
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by p4bl0 4y ago
Molly White perfectly knows how DNS work, thanks for her. Your "just a pointer" links already exists in a lot of places and you won't be able to update them all. In a few days who knows who will buy the domain and what will b
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by p4bl0 4y ago
Calling web3isgoinggreat "mainstream reporting" is… dubious. Also, being able to depend (for actual usage by real people, which is the case here otherwise this domain expiration wouldn't be a story worth mentioning: it wouldn
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Gimp development release 2.99.12 includes initial CMYK support(gimp.org)
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MATE: Interactive Program Analysis with Code Property Graphs(galois.com)
2 points by p4bl0 4y ago|0 comments
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by p4bl0 4y ago
Hey, I'm the Pablo mentioned in the blog post. I already told my KDE story here [1;2;3]. Switching to Kate was one of the last steps to use almost exclusively KDE software (apart from Firefox and Thunderbird, and only taking GUI applic
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by p4bl0 4y ago
How do you fully stop thinking about, e.g., an algorithmic problem when eating or taking a break? I cannot pause my brain like that so the actual limit between working and not working is never clear to me.
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by p4bl0 4y ago
There is no problem with thinking with code by trying things out. We left the punched tape and printed result listing era, we can write and tests partial solutions to the problems we try to solve almost for free, and that's a good thin
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I gave commit rights to someone I didn't know, guess what happened next (2016)(tech.davis-hansson.com)
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by p4bl0 4y ago
The very same problem exists in other countries. We have been having an outrageously similar situation in France for years already, so much that this article does a really good job at depainting the situation here in France too.
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by p4bl0 4y ago
> As long as we have tenure and the seniority system we aren’t going to see significantly higher pay. There is no logic in this affirmation. There are no such direct links between tenure and pay. Saying that only confirms what the articl
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by p4bl0 4y ago
How can two chains be merged if one is a fork of the other without having instances of double spending? With source code in Git you can manually pick which version of each line you want in the merged result, but here it's not possible
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by p4bl0 4y ago
No it's absolutely not. Libertarianism is similar to anarcho-capitalism which itself has mostly nothing in common with anarchism. Promoting individual freedom over everything else including when it enables exploitation of others by neg
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by p4bl0 4y ago
> But when it’s on every page, from a web performance perspective, it equates to a lot of data. How does browser caching come into play here? Doesn't it make a difference?
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by p4bl0 4y ago
Who on earth could rationally expect emails to be synchronous communication?
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by p4bl0 4y ago
All my important dotfiles are symlinks to ~/local/etc, which is versioned. $ ls -R1 local/etc local/etc: bash_aliases bashrc gitconfig inputrc nanorc ocamlinit ssh unison XCo
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by p4bl0 4y ago
Or you can just use OBS which makes all this really easy ^^. But it was nice to learn about hk !
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Book Review: The Limits of Mathematics by Gregory Chaitin(p4bl0.net)
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by p4bl0 4y ago
The idea that a compressor is a compiler made me think back of Chaitin's work on incompleteness and the limits of mathematics, which I wrote a review of a few years ago: https://p4bl0.net/shebang/the-limits-of-math
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by p4bl0 4y ago
This is one of the reason I built Cigala [1], it's a single PHP script that let you build your website in the admin interface using a WYSIWYG editor (TinyMCE) that manipulates an SQLite database, and that produce static HTML pages for
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by p4bl0 4y ago
Dynamic runtime analysis can be a very powerful tool, especially when it complements formal static analysis. More interesting information can be found in the main implementation file [1] and of course in the paper [2]. [1] https:/&#x2
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Linux now has a Runtime Verification Interface merged in(git.kernel.org)
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The debian.community Domain(debian.org)
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by p4bl0 4y ago
Maybe it doesn't do this redirect if the user agent is the one of go install ? It would be a convenient way to have the package url works for both the package itself and its documentation :). EDIT: well now for me it redirects to: ht
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by p4bl0 4y ago
I find it odd to have `git status` shown only at the end and presented as a bonus. That would have been the first command I would speak of after `git init`. I use it so often that I have an alias in my shell for it: `gis`. It shows all the
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French data protection authority fines Criteo of €60M(twitter.com)
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by p4bl0 4y ago
I totally agree with that, but I was responding to this statement: > Subselects can't do something like: (…) which is wrong.
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by p4bl0 4y ago
This should work with WHERE too at least as long as the name given using AS in the SELECT is given to a row and not to an aggregate.

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