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931.
by progval 7y ago
Probably this: https://github.com/WorldBrain/Memex
932.
by progval 7y ago
You don't want this kind of warning to end-users. Just use monitoring with alerts.
933.
by progval 7y ago
High unemployment means working conditions are a race to the bottom in some sectors. Is this what we want?
934.
by progval 7y ago
> despite what other commenters have said, people do want longer opening hours. No, not really. According to [0], 61% of Frenchpeople consider this a step backward for workers, while 31% think it is necessary. Though the article implies
935.
by progval 7y ago
I'm not sure what you mean by escapes, but you can use parentheses as block delimiters, "and" and "or" as a semicolon, and ternary operator for conditionals >>> f = lambda x: ( ... ( ...
936.
by progval 7y ago
You don't need any update.
937.
by progval 7y ago
Same. It only failed me once, in a logic lecture. I complained out loud, and the lecturer kindly answered the command is \parr
938.
by progval 7y ago
Inserting ASCII quotes instead would result in exactly the same problem.
939.
by progval 7y ago
range(a) means range(start=0, end=a) range(a, b) means range(start=a, end=b)
940.
by progval 7y ago
> which is the only(?) function in the language that has an optional parameter before a required one. The documentation shows it as being overloaded, rather than having default arguments: range(stop) -> range object range(st
941.
by progval 7y ago
That flexibility is very useful when used sporadically. It becomes unreadable when people use it too much or in the wrong places.
942.
by progval 7y ago
It's also open source, and the code is very readable / easy to hack on, even for someone like me who barely knows Java.
943.
by progval 7y ago
You may want to submit a bug report: https://www.debian.org/Bugs/Reporting This will more likely result in the package being removed rather than fixed, but at least someone else won't get false hope.
944.
by progval 7y ago
> Free private repos is a real upside. which isn't true anymore, as other pointed out. Also offering Mercurial was a reason for choosing Bitbucket, but they are ending its support.
945.
by progval 7y ago
Debian Sid has Diaspora: https://packages.debian.org/unstable/diaspora , but Diaspora doesn't support ActivityPub: https://github.com/diaspora/diaspora/issues/7422#issuecommen... As
946.
by progval 7y ago
Mastodon has hundreds of Nodejs and Ruby dependencies, so it would be a huge amount of work for distributions to package it. See https://github.com/tootsuite/mastodon/issues/3576 FreeBSD's ports used to
947.
by progval 7y ago
> when these problems are solved in decentralized protocols already... which ones are you thinking of?
948.
by progval 7y ago
The official docs at https://docs.joinmastodon.org/ should do
949.
by progval 7y ago
The problem on the Fediverse is when these bots post in "public" instead of "unlisted", so everyone gets the posts in the public timeline, which gets overrun by bots.
950.
by progval 7y ago
> An admin can leave her instance set to open signups, but eventually she’s probably going to turn that off once it grows to a size she starts to feel uncomfortable handling. Strangely, I didn't get that much spam registrations on m
951.
by progval 7y ago
> Who said anything about twitter and worse?? Shouldn't this be better than Twitter? I personally believe the Fediverse is better than Twitter in that regard, but everyone should agree that it's at least not worse. > a conse
952.
by progval 7y ago
> Imagine if email services worked this way! “subscriber@otherhost is rumored to be slightly politically oriented in a way we don’t like, so we as admins have prevented everyone@thishost from mailing everyone@otherhost, and vice versa”.
953.
by progval 7y ago
> You get into situations where you are at the mercy of a single person. How is it worse than Twitter, which can also ban you? At least on the Fediverse you can choose who that person is, and it can even be yourself if you host your own
954.
by progval 7y ago
> I won't pretend to understand the rationale behind what is and isn't considered PC a lot of the time. It's whatever opinion/theory the person speaking disagrees with.
955.
by progval 7y ago
It makes the URL less readable though
956.
by progval 7y ago
Torque = distance×force, so force = torque/distance, so force is linear in 1/distance.
957.
by progval 7y ago
They can only handle so many orders in a given hour. If too many people took advantage of this, then queues probably got longer, discouraging potential customers.
958.
by progval 7y ago
Then don't use the word "throttling". Just say Apple made it slower to make the battery last longer.
959.
by progval 7y ago
no, but "In the case of a personal data breach, the controller shall without undue delay and, where feasible, not later than 72 hours after having become aware of it, notify the personal data breach to the supervisory authority compete
960.
by progval 7y ago
> Null should equal null like in every other programming language Think of SQL's NULL like it's a NaN.

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