rhizome

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by rhizome 6y ago
I think it's probably seen more as just being a decent boss.
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by rhizome 6y ago
Every decision to increase platform spread should be justified in detail, as the implementation and support overhead is essentially unbounded. Be careful you don't buy a pig in a poke.
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by rhizome 6y ago
Misogyny: women bug me Misandry: men bug me Misanthrope: people bug me
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by rhizome 6y ago
Dead? 4.8 came out less than a year ago and there was a patch less than a month ago. https://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/screen.git/
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by rhizome 6y ago
My solution eliminates the entire theft problem, and I'm not going to entertain the nirvana fallacy of "oh but unaffiliated urls can still be rewritten!" which is also goalpost-moving. Why would Amazon honor a broken affiliat
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by rhizome 6y ago
People with green cards don't need to be afraid of being fired: they're permanent residents. The people who have to worry are those on work visas.
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by rhizome 6y ago
> Which is the opposite of what TFA is trying to do: They just want Apple to make an exception for them. Not to solve the root problem They name several apps which would seem to violate the same guideline, at worst they're asking
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by rhizome 6y ago
> Now suppose that you do that and I do that. You put up your blog, I put up a blog as well. But I also put out a browser extension that rewrites all amazon links to come to my site, record that, and then redirect. How is Amazon suppose
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by rhizome 6y ago
The thing that gets me is that no matter what is on the line, spoofed Caller ID or no, telcos know exactly which account is paying for that outbound call to exist. The technology can't be quite as primitive as portrayed, since AFAIK
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by rhizome 6y ago
Moreso: does ">>" mean "go to the end" or "skip 10 pages ahead?"
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by rhizome 6y ago
Pagination is always obviously somewhere at the bottom of a site's priorities but... that's how people engage with more of your site . Random examples of the state of the art, which is remarkably similar to the state of the art, o
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by rhizome 6y ago
Aside from the other comments about the NATURAL language, that time period is pretty much exactly when MicroFocus was releasing their new "COBOL for Windows" product, which I can see satisfying your "shit sandwich" predi
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by rhizome 6y ago
I can't find anything in Google, but if this was a game show and I had to guess, I'd say that the modeling is/was done in FORTRAN, but the reporting was done with COBOL.
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by rhizome 6y ago
Funnily enough, from a few years ago until about a month ago, 130K was the bottom salary to avoid having to prove that an H1B hire didn't take a US worker's job. Or something along those lines. Point being, it was a statutory numb
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by rhizome 6y ago
I doubt the ad organization and ranking teams decide where and how many sponsored listings appear in search results, which I believe is GP's point: the page design/layout and the proportions of ads vs. (more or less) organic listi
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by rhizome 6y ago
> Whether people like it or not the operation of the DNS, including .org, is a commercial endeavor Whether people like it or not, this doesn't have to mean privatized, nor profitable.
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by rhizome 6y ago
IIRC, the draw was "you don't have to use plus signs" and the other options, and you didn't...until Google started trying to read between the lines of our searches and we started wishing Google had plus signs. Google&#x2
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by rhizome 6y ago
The lists of questions that Google returns as snippets can be seen as possible elements of a paragraph for a process that doesn't quite know what a paragraph is. Clicking on them acts as a survey response, a signal for that element of
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by rhizome 6y ago
This explains it clearly: https://www.forbes.com/sites/jackbrewster/2020/10/20/is-trum...
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by rhizome 6y ago
> It's frankly worse because he won't even admit he was lying Ah, the old classic. Should we start by cutting off a pinky? Or maybe bamboo splinters, for an international flavor? He has been clear that he was speaking before t
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by rhizome 6y ago
> At the very least, they did a poor job of communicating this in the public sphere. The sound bites many Americans got was to not wear masks, which is quite different than "wearing masks is not a suitable substitute for social dist
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by rhizome 6y ago
The part that appeals to me is that they're using a smaller than nodejs (and Electron for that matter) local server to do so! CORS means something has to proxy, so seeing the existence of what I'm assuming is a minimum implement
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by rhizome 6y ago
Why is "not entirely altruistic" a good measurement? Nobody is saying that's what their motivation is, so isn't yours a criticism of purity, or the nirvana fallacy? Like 50 people have replied to this red herring!
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by rhizome 6y ago
ActionScript and JavaScript are both ECMAScript, and there have been AS>JS/HTML5 converters for almost 10 years. If it's NIH Syndrome and/or a low-status in terms of Google promotion fuel, we should just say that.
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by rhizome 6y ago
> If there was a massive government initiative to manufacture such tests and subsidize them so that everyone got them every day this pandemic could be effectively halted in very short order, even without a vaccine. Provably false, since
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by rhizome 6y ago
Eh, computingwise, the things that people want used to "require" a floppy or CDROM drive. The Cloud isn't a natural law, it's a stepping stone to a future which may be more service based, or more, say, appliance-based. W
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by rhizome 6y ago
A not-insignificant number of people don't even believe in psychology as a concept, so I'm thinking it's gonna be an uphill battle just to define the problem in a legislatively-useful fashion.
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by rhizome 6y ago
Embrace (the tech), Extend (their revenues), Extinguish (the company). The financial connection of the "partnership" is now a leash and collar. What's the survival rate of Amazon partners?
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by rhizome 6y ago
Like, started from the local filesystem? I see they have a "Notebook Server," is that what you mean by "locally," rather than starting it from clicking an e.g. "jupyter.html" file? To their credit, it doesn&#x2
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by rhizome 6y ago
It's just /etc/hosts, "localhost" is a hostname like any other. It can be changed to whatever IP address you want.

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