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by sa1 4y ago
Leave it as a reply to this comment.
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by sa1 4y ago
Lack of force-touch is also a bit annoying.
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by sa1 4y ago
They are not encouraged or supported but third party clients for both signal and WhatsApp exist, allowing you to have verified e2ee chats.
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by sa1 4y ago
I’ve never used one of the source control systems at these big companies but I use the staging area along with your git-branchless just fine for now. I’m not sure if it’s any less efficient this way.
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by sa1 4y ago
East India Company took over the country when needed.
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by sa1 4y ago
If the story is false, it's not just the source, at least the tech person making the videos at Wire is in on it.
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by sa1 4y ago
Why isn’t bun utilising multiple cores?
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by sa1 4y ago
Have you looked at Datafold?
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by sa1 4y ago
This explainer goes into the math: https://atcm.mathandtech.org/EP2021/invited/21891.pdf Or an explainer for Reed-Solomon codes: https://sidewords.files.wordpress.com/2007/12/thesis.pdf
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by sa1 4y ago
Periodic floods bringing down alluvial soil are definitely part of what made these regions fertile and highly populated. But I do not know if floods are continually needed to maintain the fertility, or how this flood compares to historic fl
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by sa1 4y ago
Isn't Interac equivalent?
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by sa1 4y ago
We were talking about scrubbing. For heating, lots of carcinogenic compounds are released during the process of seasoning, and I don't see why the same wouldn't continue to happen at high heats afterwards(happy to be corrected).
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by sa1 4y ago
Isn't it the same issue with oils and high heat during cooking and seasoning?
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by sa1 4y ago
I don't think chemicals in Teflon come off any easier, but they still do.
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by sa1 4y ago
The owners of the space can make those decisions, and the users can provide feedback, just like it happens now. There's no static status quo where everybody's happy, just like there's no static society.
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by sa1 4y ago
I'm not taking a stance, just pointing out that there does not need to be any single metric you need to optimise for.
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by sa1 4y ago
You do not necessarily need a separate metric, you can filter out toxic content from other engaging content.
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by sa1 4y ago
Individual ants might be smarter than you give them credit for: they've been known to pass the mirror test. https://www.scinapse.io/papers/2180773430
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by sa1 4y ago
International credit cards were always disabled for Altnews.
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by sa1 4y ago
There were no transactions originating outside India, the payments were configured to accept only Indian cards.
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by sa1 4y ago
India isn't a place that needs furnaces for house heating.
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by sa1 4y ago
Beeper[1] is an app hosting these matrix bridges for you. 1: https://www.beeper.com/
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by sa1 4y ago
> "Erlang is easy, it's just semantics that are different" The opposite: syntax's different, similar semantics.
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by sa1 5y ago
So far, I've been using https://www.acer.com/ac/en/AU/content/conceptd-model/UM.HC1S...
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by sa1 5y ago
Only as a result of a successful movement against casteism in only a couple of Indian states.
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by sa1 5y ago
Refugees of Indian and African origin aren't being allowed to cross borders or board trains. I presume that is what OP is referring to.
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by sa1 5y ago
Think about it. Software like Plato downloads papers from around the web. If the environment around software (i.e the web) changes, software without updates bitrots.
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by sa1 5y ago
It's clear what you're talking about. Software bitrots over time. Plato might need fixes, might have a huge backlog, lots of stuff can happen.
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by sa1 5y ago
Haven't got around to adding yet?
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by sa1 5y ago
The owner might not be Indian, but she's actively defending the case(through lawyers) in India. Not following the injunction would lead her to losing the case, which is why she followed through. She didn't have to fight the case i

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