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by ralusek 5y ago
> CrowdTangle’s engagement data has shown for quite some time that links from ultra-right commentators like logic troll Ben Shapiro, former NRATV goon Dan Bongino, and bloviating Fox News host Sean Hannity These are just mainstream Repub
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by ralusek 5y ago
There is more greenery/forestation, and likely more biomass downstream, but I would expect other effects to cancel those effects beyond certain thresholds. For example, even though plankton and algae might benefit from additional carbo
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by ralusek 5y ago
Well this is what I mean by "persisted in any way." A blacklist is still persistence.
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by ralusek 5y ago
Majority rule is authoritarianism... If you're gay and can't marry who you want because the majority says so, it doesn't matter if the dictator or your peers told you so. What makes communism necessarily authoritarian, as c
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by ralusek 5y ago
Many communists assert that "state capitalism" is a step on the pathway to communism. From an outsider's perspective, we watched a failing communist state open up markets under Deng Xiaoping, and become the fastest rising cap
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by ralusek 5y ago
Authoritarianism is possible with most types of government, but is necessary for communism. Most communists are well aware of the fact that an economic system with strict objectives requires a very powerful mechanism in order to accompl
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by ralusek 5y ago
TL;DR as always, is that there's nothing wrong with JWT. The problem is with thinking that there is a way to have an authentication token that isn't persisted in any way, so long as you want the ability to invalidate a token (i.e.
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by ralusek 5y ago
Have you ever worked for a union? It's just another entity that you have to negotiate with, except not only are they a self interested entity like your employer, but they also average out your interests within the context of their othe
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by ralusek 5y ago
Yes, the price of which will have been set by demand, which as for everything else, will be influenced by the supply of money. If we hypothetically gave every person one million dollars, surely you understand that the price of stocks would
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by ralusek 5y ago
Hey that's pretty crazy, but also why is a person going by Lord Amalthean selling shirts with his face on them?
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by ralusek 5y ago
Spooky but my vote is CG for this one.
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by ralusek 5y ago
I would've said this was no doubt bought by a financial sector company looking for bottom up sentiment analysis, but the whole premise of the parent post is that there's hardly such a thing as bottom up sentiment in local news.
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by ralusek 5y ago
So I've learned that TikTok allows copyrighted music to be played in videos, and just gives a cut of the revenue to the label. Why don't more social media have this arrangement? YouTube not allowing copyrighted music is insane t
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by ralusek 5y ago
I just immediately trapped it in a tight circle and then kept replacing the circle.
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by ralusek 5y ago
There are people who would not celebrate the emancipation of slavery?
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by ralusek 5y ago
Respect from nation's institutions? Do you mean the equality under the law already shared by all citizens?
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by ralusek 5y ago
Hate crimes are already a redundancy over the fact that the underlying crimes are already crimes. Hate crimes against Asians, doubly so. You already can't assault somebody. We don't need laws that say that you can't assault s
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by ralusek 5y ago
Who would you have expected to vote "nay?"
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by ralusek 5y ago
If I had a private company, I would put 0 emphasis on diversity and inclusion beyond "if you discriminate on the basis of sex or race, you are fired." I would, however, have Juneteenth off as a holiday. So, please consider me a da
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by ralusek 5y ago
I'm not sure how else to become a doctor. I'm not sure how else to get good at an instrument, or anything really. Working hard is necessary, but perhaps not sufficient, for a better life to most people. I understand that this stud
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by ralusek 5y ago
If you have 3 hours, a very interesting discussion: https://youtu.be/-_NNTVJzqtY
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by ralusek 5y ago
I think why people treat them differently comes down to informed consent. With a true Ponzi scheme, the managing investor makes you believe that they're doing something that they're not. You think you're investing in some und
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by ralusek 5y ago
> Focus on your [] > Try not to "pay attention" to anything
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by ralusek 5y ago
I would love to hear more from other devs regarding where we're at with M1 for development. How is Node/React development, for example. Last I heard, Postgres was good to go on native M1. I know Node 14 is good natively. Are there
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by ralusek 5y ago
That's not a block chain, though. A distributed ledger is one thing. A block chain is a specific technology to implement a distributed ledger. A block chain is specifically a linked-list-esque data structure with immutability through s
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by ralusek 5y ago
To me it always come down to permissions. I've tried firebase, I've tried graphql. I just can't use them for anything other than admin endpoints or things with very simple permissions. I'm glad the author mentioned permi
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by ralusek 5y ago
What political force? There is no mainstream political interest in America targeted towards banning homosexuality.
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by ralusek 5y ago
BigInt(5) or 5n would give you an integer. You can only operate with other integers. 2n ** 256n === 115792089237316195423570985008687907853269984665640564039457584007913129639936n Can also work with integers with the like
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by ralusek 5y ago
Patch notes for new metas.
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by ralusek 5y ago
I hope a consequence of this is that we'll begin to treat antibody levels as an alternative proof of immunity to vaccine documentation. Vaccines are a means to an end, not an end themselves. If someone has the requisite antibody immuni

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