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by pastage 1y ago
https://gitlab.com/Lockywolf/ipv4a/-/blob/3db4a65b11bc60b091... I think it is fine to hide the source code for it, it is a tutorial of sorts.
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by pastage 1y ago
Linux has used the GPL to its advantage. That can not exist without copyright. (The two camps in copyright discussions, improving it e.g. CC, or destroy it)
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by pastage 1y ago
Writing good validators for data is hard. You can be 100% sure that there will be bad data in those 98%. From my own experience I thought I had 50% of the books converted correctly and then I found I still had junk data and gave up, it is n
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by pastage 1y ago
I do not remember, and tried not not imply destruction. It is just the easiest way to do it on your own with ceramics.
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by pastage 1y ago
It is degrading too fast, microfilm archives need to be digitilized now, the solvent and image chemicals and media are all part of the problem with microfilms. Archival paper is a nice medium that can be stored a long time. This is of cours
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Long term storage in diamonds (2016)(arxiv.org)
4 points by pastage 1y ago|0 comments
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Bits per [cm²|cm³|kg] is interesting like you get with cuneiform ceramic tablets[1], this one get about 1 word per cm² and cuneiform is crazy dense, I have no real grasp of how sumerian or akkadian words worked. I think it was heavily conte
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Information Density of Cuneiform Tablets (2016)(bookandsword.com)
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by pastage 1y ago
> "oh it's so easy to ... That I agree with it is only easy for me because I do not have to care if I spend too much. It is easy to make the choice though, doing it effectively is of course hard. I do believe this article is pr
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> In its first 35 years, the Web has sustained three mighty blows: 1. The pop-up advertisement (late 1990s). 2. The emergence of content farms for SEO (2000s). 3. The final drowning of the Old Web in LLM-generated “slop” (now). This a go
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by pastage 1y ago
If you equate a good time with spending money it is always going to cost money. I do almost nothing with my time that cost money, I have a lot of perks paid by work that I do not use because I just see no use for them.
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by pastage 1y ago
Social things are free! You just have to understand that being social is what you pay with.
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Michael B. Tretow, ABBA’s sound engineer, has died(sverigesradio.se)
1 points by pastage 1y ago|1 comments
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by pastage 1y ago
https://www.fotrally.se/ 88 hours of walking.
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It does not work like that, what you get is big deployments using ipv6 and some strange ipv4 setup so there are more and more clients using ipv6. On the server side you will start to see more and more clients using ipv6. About 40% of our c
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by pastage 1y ago
Does not always help, but I am not picking. You are right it only fails in 1/100 cards.
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by pastage 1y ago
Doing anki cards with words two hours every day, and not doing any reading of material is very detrimental for me. I do not study medicin, but for language I have to actually be able to use what I memorize. Knowing how to use words is harde
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by pastage 1y ago
It is a hard problem with too many solutions. Excel most certainly is limiting since it is a scary format for sharing data. Sharing highly structured info is a hard problem, sharing collections of the same is even harder. Programming has a
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by pastage 1y ago
I sympathize, your experiences are of course different from mine. Hostile is such a useless tactic at interviews that I just find it mind boggling that someone would do it on purpose.
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A continuous spectrum is only divided if it has too few bins.
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by pastage 1y ago
You are allowed to travel abroad with under 10 000 euros without declaring it. As far as I know we do not have the same problem with asset forfeit laws like the US. There are no laws limiting how much cash you can have at home and while tr
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by pastage 1y ago
It is not they way todo it agreed on that, but it can be one of the only way of getting hand wavy persons to get technical. Interviewing can be frustrating when you do not see what you expected. So no need to believe it was done toxicly.
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by pastage 1y ago
You only need the scale in car centric places, where you can externalize every cost to the customers.
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by pastage 1y ago
"Not every authorian regime" cars are just as authorian see Gulf states. I have a hard time seeing anything less opressing than a 2 tonne hunk of steel that you need to bring along everywhere. It is such a tiresome trope, with peo
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by pastage 1y ago
You need to give us more. I feel that just the heat is a tricky problem, even at 50km altitude. Anything todo with Venus is very much scifi at the moment. It might be easier than a moon base but we can not know.
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It is not that simple and sure I gained from that deregulation. We got to export lots of knowledge and tech to the US. I remember people coming back and just shaking their head at the competition, it was easy money for a decade. You still a
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by pastage 1y ago
This should be seen as a encouraging to switch to something else rather than defeatist. Many of my communications do not touch Google services, professionally it has been judged as too risky, personally I keep a google account but also othe
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Outlook must be the worst email client there is. Something about least common denominator.
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by pastage 1y ago
Doing a mbox export with Google Takeout from gmail is pretty fast.
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by pastage 1y ago
It is not the first time I have heard a local issue in the US by cited as a source of a global problem. I am fairly certain that Clinton had nothing to do with this global problem, he was president during a time were lots of things changed.

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