sandov

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by sandov 7y ago
A new tech company will make it big by selling privacy-minded devices (or by pretending to be privacy-minded). More companies will follow and a buzzword will be created for these kind of devices (privtech or something). Big tech companies w
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by sandov 7y ago
Where is the thread for this decade?
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by sandov 7y ago
In that same vein: learning to pronounce Hangul (Korean writing system). You won't understand a thing of what you're saying, but it's kinda fun anyway.
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by sandov 7y ago
Touch typing
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by sandov 7y ago
How had I not seen this before?
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by sandov 7y ago
I think he/she advocates for websites to be generated on the server (if they're dynamic) and not passing on that burden to the browser. Specially if the browser language was created to add drop-down menus and cool snow effects, no
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by sandov 7y ago
I prefer it to get out of my way and just download the file. I'll have time to sort my directories later.
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by sandov 7y ago
So, it's ok to download binaries from Adobe.com since I know Adobe and know that they own Adobe.com
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by sandov 7y ago
Twitch doesn't look unpolished though. I don't like it, but its flaw isn't being unpolished.
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by sandov 7y ago
And if I right click on buttons, I can't open in a new tab.
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by sandov 7y ago
I think he/she means "when will Debian ship with kernel 5.6 or greater".
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by sandov 7y ago
> People don't assess moral claims from "first principles" in their day to day. Basically every Sociologist, Psychologist, and Philosopher would disagree with that idea. They do when they use critical thinking. But I also
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by sandov 7y ago
I think it depends on the message being analyzed. If someone says "Interest rates are negatively correlated to GDP growth" then sure, I guess you need some knowledge of economics to asses the validity of such claim. On the other h
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by sandov 7y ago
I would have loved SteamOS to be a general purpose Linux OS with Steam preinstalled instead of the... thing it actually was.
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by sandov 7y ago
Let me say this: I fucking love libgen. It actually makes my life better and I'm so thankful to the people running it.
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by sandov 7y ago
Shouldn't we be kinda proud of it?
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by sandov 7y ago
> I can imagine of world of horrible patent trolls who have AI generating "art" constantly just so they can claim the work for themselves when a human artist creates something similar. You can do the same thing without AI. For
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by sandov 7y ago
"What does this monstrosity cost?" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WPc-VEqBPHI
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by sandov 7y ago
Yeah. That's great!
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by sandov 7y ago
> C++ is facing the same reckoning as Java, thanks to Rust. You’d be stupid to start a C++ project these days, given all the sanity that Rust brought to that ecosystem. The whole world disagrees[1] [1] https://trends.google.co
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by sandov 7y ago
> Most programmers are surprised by the behavior of this snippet. Ok. I'll bite. I get UnboundLocalError: local variable 'a' referenced before assignment shouldn't it print 0 twice, since a is considered a global
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by sandov 7y ago
It depends on how much you have to win or lose. If you win practically nothing by telling the truth, saying nothing is better. If saying nothing means that people will treat you or others unfairly, then I would say that being mean and right
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by sandov 7y ago
War Is Peace, Freedom Is Slavery— and Witch-hunting is Tolerance.
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by sandov 7y ago
The article says that they also look for "wp-admin" et al in robots.txt
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by sandov 7y ago
The article says: "Afirman que usan una base de datos de 10 millones de dominios sacadas directamente de Alexa, pero cuando vas a la fuente no existe. Alexa solo proporcionan 1 millón." Translation: They [W3techs] say they use a d
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by sandov 7y ago
The magnetized needle and a steady hand framework.
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by sandov 7y ago
Well, guess I won't be buying any more books from Amazon or Book Depository.
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by sandov 7y ago
Looks really nice, but so did Medium when it started, and look at them now. On one hand I'm excited, on the other, I'm cautious not to funnel too much time into something that may Mediumify (i.e. turn into absolute garbage).
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by sandov 7y ago
What OS do you run on the Blackbird?
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by sandov 7y ago
Also, imagine it being much harder to verify that your systems are air-gapped.

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