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by rashkov 1y ago
If you're referring to the "International Association of Genocide Scholars" (IAGS), all it takes to join that organization is $30 and self identifying as a genocide scholar. Furthermore the resolution was passed with a total
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by rashkov 1y ago
The ICC did no such thing, you're probably thinking of the ICJ, which also did no such thing according to one of the judges that ruled on that decision: “I’m glad I have a chance to address that because the court’s test for deciding wh
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by rashkov 1y ago
There's nothing proven about the genocide libel. That BBC article is about an association (IAGS) where anyone with $30 can join, whether they are a scholar or not. Twitter/X had a fun time with that over the last week, signing up
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by rashkov 1y ago
I had a tough time even with PF. I got a basic config going for my network by copying stuff from the book of PF. When I tried to go beyond that things got frustrating. I think I was trying to set up a VPN which, I know this is a famously fr
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by rashkov 1y ago
Seems like this should have been obvious to someone on the iOS team, no? Like, "hey we need a way to trigger springboard UI events.." "ok let's just use this unauthenticated bus and have springboard subscribe to it&quot
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by rashkov 1y ago
How does one do that? As far as I can tell neither Claude or chatgpt web clients support this. Is there a third party tool that people are using?
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by rashkov 2y ago
Very cool. Anyone know more about this: "This discovery opens the door for researchers to begin dissecting the genes that could play various roles for cellulose biosynthesis in the plant" ie. how does this let them find the releva
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by rashkov 2y ago
This is happening concurrently with a 2.5 trillion dollar tax cut for the billionaire class. So if your concern is with the deficit then maybe reconsider doing that. The basic science research that’s being cut is responsible for the US bein
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by rashkov 2y ago
It’s a big jump to assume competence in targeting half of all science funding. As you saw in my link above they eliminated an entire graduate class of biomedical researchers. That’s a few dozen lifetimes of research that won’t be done now,
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by rashkov 2y ago
Zoom out and you’ll see that there is a broad attack against science institutions going on right now. RFK is just one aspect. NIH funding down 60% compared with one year ago: https://arstechnica.com/health/2025/03&
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by rashkov 2y ago
I’ve seen it posted multiple times but only just read it for the first time. There’s value in repetition, and as it turns out I enjoyed the content quite a bit!
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by rashkov 2y ago
Same, and I had no idea it was correlated with astigmatism! That does explain my prescription
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by rashkov 2y ago
It’s really a delightful piece of software. Came to the comments just to mention it, definitely recommended
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by rashkov 2y ago
Coming from a ReasonML / OCaml codebase (frontend react), I'm seeing a lot to love with the pattern matching and sum types. Zod is already one of my favorites (coming from https://github.com/glennsl/bs-json ).
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by rashkov 2y ago
They do cute things that I want to take a video or photo of and never delete from my phone
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by rashkov 2y ago
This is cool but also it makes me think about the security implications of giving away your mouse movement data. Seems like creating realistic mouse movements can be valuable for defeating anti-scraping systems. Some security software even
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by rashkov 2y ago
Definitely comes across in the writing. Very step by step!
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by rashkov 2y ago
Why not Akamai?
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by rashkov 3y ago
if you look through the comments you'll see there's little discussion of the weaponry. The fascinating thing is how huge this project is and how it has become one of the most expensive things ever built. See this from wikipedia, f
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by rashkov 3y ago
Separate virtual consoles for work and personal? I didn't realize this was possible! I think because prior desktops of mine would always put my X session on F7 so I assumed I could only run one of them. Anyway I just tried it and it to
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by rashkov 3y ago
I've mapped Super to Caps Lock so that helps keep it ergonomic, and so I continue to use Super 1-10. Super+1 would not be fun to type otherwise, agreed!
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by rashkov 3y ago
Not sure how common this is, but I’ve set certain apps to automatically open on certain workspaces so all my terminals live in workspace 1, text editors in 2, web browsers in 3. That way I can navigate to each of them with a single keystrok
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by rashkov 3y ago
I wonder if something like synesthesia could help them map language to smells
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by rashkov 3y ago
Are you aware of any projects for this? I began to build my own but quickly saw that the context window is not large enough to hold the DOM of many websites. I began to strip unnecessary things from the DOM but it became a bit of a slog. L
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by rashkov 3y ago
Yep, plus you can always do a git blame of the commit just before this happens. For example git blame a1b2c4 -- foo.js Where a1b2c4 is the commit hash. Could even tag the commit to make it more convenient: git tag beforeRefmt a1b
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by rashkov 3y ago
The bit.ly link was to track how many people clicked on it, for marketing purposes I guess. As for the support team on our email provider’s side, they didn’t know what was tripping it. We simply got to a point where we ruled everything else
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by rashkov 3y ago
I used to work IT helpdesk and once spent weeks trying to find out why my company’s emails were getting bounced all of the sudden. We had just switched to Microsoft’s hosted exchange (office 365) so we figured that must be it. I escalated t
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by rashkov 3y ago
Go on…
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by rashkov 3y ago
Thanks for writing this up, super interesting!
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by rashkov 3y ago
You might find this to be an interesting read, even if it may not change your mind. “What Did Top Israeli War Officials Really Say About Gaza? Journalists and jurists point to damning quotes from Israel’s war cabinet as evidence of genoci

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