raziel2p

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by raziel2p 4y ago
I think the concern is more about when Google is able to collect said data, not whether it's shared or not. I don't have location enabled for Google maps in the browser, but if I did, then presumably Google could collect that data
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by raziel2p 4y ago
Possibly their logic is that a Linux 4k player would more easily allow third party Netflix clients to be developed, because Linux software is more easily reverse engineered? Maybe their DRM is different for different kernels and different r
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by raziel2p 4y ago
Mutation testing is basically a method of automating this.
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by raziel2p 4y ago
requests uses urllib3, which was forked or split out of the standard library, presumably due to missing features or design flaws.
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by raziel2p 4y ago
no offense but how is this getting so many upvotes?
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by raziel2p 5y ago
European cities without the problems you've mentioned are struggling with the exact same housing crisis.
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by raziel2p 5y ago
paying in a currency/asset of your choice is no one's right. I have a bunch of foreign currency in cash lying around which I cannot use where I live without exchanging it, I guess that makes me a minority as well - should I make a
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by raziel2p 5y ago
consider that Twitter is not an appropriate platform to receive critique. many people might simply not want to use it that way. I don't know who Mike Solana is, maybe he's also bad at taking feedback in real life, but still.
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by raziel2p 5y ago
I think your feeling is wrong in this case. I think it is more aimed at the people who think neo-nazis, incels etc. are lost causes, or at the very least cannot be saved over the internet alone.
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by raziel2p 5y ago
Does it need to?
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by raziel2p 5y ago
I've talked to people who "know" they had covid but never got it confirmed with an official test, they could've easily just had a cold or flu. Likewise, I've talked to people with zero symptoms shocked to learn they
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by raziel2p 5y ago
Could use a (2020) in the title.
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by raziel2p 5y ago
git alone doesn't protect you against accidentally deleting your code directory and whatnot, and GitHub is the most accessible remote git offering right now.
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by raziel2p 5y ago
It's kind of ironic that it required a wealthy british entrepeneur to be the victim of systems like this before this article could be written.
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by raziel2p 5y ago
that's how I'm reading it as well. the Nature article does acknowledge this, but not with a lot of detail.
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by raziel2p 5y ago
this tool looks amazing. dependabot but open-source, with a plugin system, and you can run it locally. great idea, looking forward to trying it out!
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by raziel2p 5y ago
If you think so, it's available here: https://laravel.com/api/master/
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by raziel2p 5y ago
they absolutely are - you'll find plenty of voters in Europe who care about nothing other than immigration, for example.
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by raziel2p 5y ago
Bad actors probably don't have the capacity to check every pull request. Yikes, though. Wonder what the outcome would've been if this was exploited before a patch was available in trunk and ready to be rolled out.
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by raziel2p 5y ago
I think the fact society hasn't "fallen apart very quickly" has more to do with us building economical and organizational systems to prevent morally dubious people from doing whatever they want, not the fact that most people
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by raziel2p 5y ago
Google plus did exactly this and look at where that went.
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by raziel2p 5y ago
Social media (especially short-form ones like Twitter and TikTok) is just a natural evolution of media trends that were already present in society. TV replacing radio/text and tabloid newspapers are just two examples off the top of my
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by raziel2p 5y ago
Change the economic incentives in academia and research. If right now universities and researches are rewarded for publishing studies/papers no matter the quality, change the rules so that you're rewarded for quality, not quantity
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by raziel2p 5y ago
It may be useful to separate science itself (with its self-correcting nature and such) from academia and the community/economics of scientists and research. Furthermore, if the incentives for publishing research are wrongly aligned, ca
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by raziel2p 5y ago
Even if I do have time and energy, my lack of knowledge on the subject matter would probably lead me to waste that time on dead ends, wrong conclusions, or learning things I will never use again outside of fact-checking one study.
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by raziel2p 5y ago
Do you think she didn't realize the irony herself? It's not a negative against her person anyway, there's nothing inherently wrong with complaining about or arguing against a system you're taking part of and/or bene
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by raziel2p 5y ago
on that website, the menu button does nothing and if I search for "tv" no relevant results come up. maybe the site isn't smart enough.
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by raziel2p 5y ago
I was a huge fan of both the Moto line and the SE - but I'm currently using the Google Pixel line and it's my favorite so far.
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by raziel2p 5y ago
Not quite April fool's, but it's definitely a joke, but one with a practical purpose. > This document continues to be used for its original purpose - providing a reference to fill in the "code of conduct" box on suppl
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by raziel2p 5y ago
Wow. I've only ever used sed for simple regex operations, reading this has opened up a whole new world for me. ... I will force myself not to make use of it because you're a bad influence and I already have to stop myself from usi

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