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Police Target Journalists as Trump Blames ‘Lamestream Media’ for Protests(nytimes.com)
12 points by pera 6y ago|1 comments
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by pera 6y ago
Just yesterday I reported two posts on Twitter calling to shoot democrats in the head. If you want to see some examples right now you can search for any political imageboard or spend a few minutes on Twitter, it's not rare at all. Than
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by pera 6y ago
I don't think gp assumes bad faith. The problem I see is that free speech absolutism is currently serving as a platform to protect those who are making death threats in social networks. Sure sometimes is difficult to discern whether a
934.
by pera 6y ago
Free speech absolutism is something I sincerely cannot understand, may I ask you: 1 - What do you win by allowing users to make direct and explicit death threats? 2 - What is your view with regard to the paradox of tolerance? 3 - Are you ag
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by pera 6y ago
> The more they expect to be held accountable, the more likely they will refrain from violence. The thing is people are already being held accountable for their skin tone, and the likelihood of changing your behavior when you have live
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The epic battle against coronavirus misinformation and conspiracy theories(nature.com)
1 points by pera 6y ago|0 comments
937.
by pera 6y ago
That's the actual name of the aircraft: https://www.ga-asi.com/predator-b
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US customs and border protection is flying a surveillance drone over Minneapolis(vice.com)
399 points by pera 6y ago|412 comments
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by pera 6y ago
Interesting how they changed the wording of Section 5: Yesterday's draft: > The working group shall also collect publicly available information regarding the following: > (i) monitoring or creating watch-lists of users based o
940.
by pera 6y ago
Could you include a link to the comment? I was not able to find your quoted text with Google nor Reddit's search engine.
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by pera 6y ago
There is something really wrong with how Florida is handling COVID-19 data, just a few weeks ago: Florida medical examiners were releasing coronavirus death data. The state made them stop. https://www.tampabay.com/news&#x2
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100M people in renewed lockdown in China after spike of new COVID19 cases(thehill.com)
12 points by pera 6y ago|0 comments
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Physical distancing may extend to 2022, Covid-19 study finds(cidrap.umn.edu)
7 points by pera 6y ago|0 comments
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by pera 6y ago
> I mean, unlike in typical hard FP languages like Haskell or Elm What is a "typical" FP language? Are Scheme, Common Lisp, OCaml, SML, atypical? > mutable state is rampant in your average Elixir app I don't think t
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The ghost moose, the drone and the search for a winter-tick cure(thenarwhal.ca)
10 points by pera 6y ago|3 comments
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Critics alarmed by US nuclear agency's bid to relax rules on radioactive waste(theguardian.com)
2 points by pera 6y ago|0 comments
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The fight over facial recognition technology during the Covid-19 pandemic(statnews.com)
2 points by pera 6y ago|0 comments
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by pera 6y ago
I don't think this is different in OOP literature, where you may read something like "abstract factory pattern", you just need to get familiar with the terminology. I would start reading Pierce's Types and Programming L
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by pera 6y ago
Even better: we can call it simply CC , for Crypto-Currency of course :)
950.
A breakdown of the Revision 2020 Threeway Battle shader(gargaj.tumblr.com)
2 points by pera 7y ago|0 comments
951.
by pera 7y ago
The *PNG is there just to show the results produced by the CNN, if you watch the linked video they do exactly what you are suggesting and then compare both results.
952.
by pera 7y ago
What jpg? they are using raw data.
953.
by pera 7y ago
To me the results seem vastly superior to those sort of simple DSP algorithms. The video shows a comparison with some denoising: https://youtu.be/qWKUFK7MWvg?t=102
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Git Releases Security Update Fixing Possible Credential Leak(phoronix.com)
4 points by pera 7y ago|0 comments
955.
by pera 7y ago
> Don't bite the hand that feeds you Warehouse workers are literally feeding America right now, so I agree with that part.
956.
by pera 7y ago
Making requests to improve important safety practices is considered "trash talking"? Such a harsh stance for those working at warehouse during a pandemic from someone probably working from home...
957.
by pera 7y ago
Uhm so if I do two slow clicks I can actually edit without changing my clipboard (even when the first click renders it selected)... and if I want to copy the URL I have to do two slow clicks and then a quick triple-click. It's awful bu
958.
by pera 7y ago
Unfortunately that doesn't work as it selects the doubleclicked word (after selecting the whole URL) which modifies X11 clipboard.
959.
by pera 7y ago
I also use ^L, but many times I just want to modify part of the URL (sometimes even with text from the clipboard buffer). As a web developer this change is going to be pretty irritating.
960.
by pera 7y ago
One of the complains is that the select-all on single-click is anti-idiomatic for Linux and *BSD users, and when text is selected in X11 it is automatically copied. The standard way to select the whole content in a text box is to triple-cli

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