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by rendaw 2y ago
Certainly we also need adults to exist? Kill off everyone over the age of 14 and humanity will come to a halt really quick...
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by rendaw 2y ago
The implication here is appeal to a wider audience _at the expense_ of the existing customer base, right? Otherwise it wouldn't be a tyranny at all. What I don't get is at some point the marginal user increase for a change has got
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by rendaw 2y ago
The fact that every webdev carries around/trades personal "reset" stylesheets to undo everything the browser does by default is insane. It really highlights the disconnect between W3C and reality.
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by rendaw 2y ago
Japan has been pushing for people to stand on both sides of the escalator. My dad thought it was due to unbalanced wear. I assumed single-file escalators were more efficient given that most people stand, they want to discourage walking, a
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by rendaw 2y ago
Those require a surface to type, right?
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by rendaw 2y ago
The context of this thread is that vendors wouldn't be able to pay review sites.
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by rendaw 2y ago
Would you be compelled to tell them the offer was from company Y? Or are you saying this is all predicated on Y being a famous company?
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by rendaw 2y ago
This is awesome! Is there any support beyond the wrist, or how resistive is it when you press the buttons? Have you considered 2 hands too? Do you feel like you've maxed out the number of comfortably reachable keys? I guess you can&
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by rendaw 2y ago
By 100+ comment discussion I assume you mean this HN post in its whole? People here aren't checking the facts, so the fact that only one person found an issue doesn't mean much.
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by rendaw 2y ago
It's also a security risk though, as in someone could take it over and push a bad update at any time... I have a few extensions installed but I'm terrified of adding more, even though there are parts of my browsing experience that
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by rendaw 2y ago
I second the request. Sing the images spatially related to eachother would be really cool. Like: this room is only 2 nodes from this room. Or like, you see one node with a ton of links and wonder which room that is. The article itself sh
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by rendaw 2y ago
I didn't realize it was intentional! Though, I think Beowulf is notable to a significant degree for its historic context... I think the mention of daoist philosophy is interesting. Those works are very direct too, but I think (from a W
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by rendaw 2y ago
I remembered liking them when I was a kid, but I just tried reading A Wizard of Earthsea again and it was just "Ged went here" "Ged learned that" "These people didn't like Ged" etc. Does it get better lat
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by rendaw 2y ago
I think it's not quite simple though. For one, I think the opengl driver situation is complex, where I hear you need userland per-hardware libraries which basically require dynamic linking. From that perspective windows binaries are
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by rendaw 2y ago
The "source" link on the background image links to a tumblr that obviously stole it from somewhere else with no credit. Almost!
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by rendaw 2y ago
Isn't it also possible that it wasn't an artist at all, instead someone whose job was never illustrating scientific articles (like a manager or a random intern), who put the text in the prompt and went "that looks pretty scie
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by rendaw 2y ago
I think GP's point is that calling it experimentation euphemizes it.
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by rendaw 2y ago
Does cargo have a default license?
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by rendaw 2y ago
> A proof checker meant for education What makes it for education? Why can't it be used as a general purpose proof checker?
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by rendaw 2y ago
I think GP is saying, the point is that the biosecurity controls are to protect local agriculture in the sense of ensuring availability. If there's no availability due to cartel practices anyway then spending effort enforcing biosecur
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by rendaw 2y ago
That sounds really interesting!
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by rendaw 2y ago
Oh, I've heard blind programmers get by with something like that... that's an interesting idea. I did voice-typing once and it immediately wrecked my voice but if I could type maybe it'd work. I guess that was more: can see
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by rendaw 2y ago
I'm glad Bubby won. I dream of having a truly portable programming setup, maybe even more than Wolfram's laptop holster. Ideally some keyboard like Bubby, a wireless thin client (phone?), and a heads up display, so I could walk
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by rendaw 2y ago
Aren't they the ones violating CFAA? They made an account for GP then accessed it without authorization.
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by rendaw 2y ago
But in the end did monster actually face any penalty at all? They threatened the guy, the guy said no, end of story. The bully moves on to threaten the next guy. The story insinuates lasting damage but it seems kind of subtle...
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by rendaw 2y ago
Here though they're not replacing a random person, they're replacing _you_ (doing the search yourself). _You_ wouldn't look at the top X hits then assume it's the correct answer.
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by rendaw 2y ago
That was a year ago.
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by rendaw 2y ago
Oh yeah, pipenv which was a shoddy mess that used personal connections and reputation to get promoted on the python website and poetry where the developer did a good job dismissing requests to support common use cases (like overriding depen
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by rendaw 2y ago
What's the difference between programming and software development? I can't read the article.
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by rendaw 2y ago
While everything you say is true, your reply (and most of its siblings!) entirely misses GP's point. All languages at some point interface with syscalls or low level assembly that can be done wrong, but one of Rust's selling point

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