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by sealeck 5y ago
I feel like one of the things that school has taught me that is most valuable to me is that there are some things you really hate at the start because you're "bad" at them. With consistent effort (and letting go of the initia
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by sealeck 5y ago
I am very confused at how it is expected that books are likely to reduce crime – we have a very well-read set of criminals operating in our world today; they are called white-collar criminals, they have gone to the top institutions, they ha
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by sealeck 5y ago
> Actual privacy would be proactively removing all images of under 18s from search. But there are valid reasons for why you would want photographs of u18s in search results (e.g. student athletes, etc)
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by sealeck 5y ago
To privacy or not to privacy is not the question; the question is privacy for whom .
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by sealeck 5y ago
This ignores pretty much all evidence to the contrary – attempting to place ideology above realism.
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by sealeck 5y ago
Kind of a toxic comment imo.
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by sealeck 5y ago
It would be unlikely to incorrectly assume that the language you are using is not in fact memory safe no?
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by sealeck 5y ago
Lunatic? https://lunatic.solutions
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by sealeck 5y ago
cronyism institutionalized?
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A new search engine in Rust(quickwit.io)
3 points by sealeck 5y ago|0 comments
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Napoleon, Hegelian Hero(napoleon.org)
1 points by sealeck 5y ago|0 comments
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by sealeck 5y ago
GDPR doesn't apply to state data collection iirc
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by sealeck 5y ago
No, he's worse.
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by sealeck 5y ago
Um, yes, but that's not to say that they can't run a better one.
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by sealeck 5y ago
This isn't a great take; the fact that Palantir makes technology to racially profile people should mean that the company cannot deliver technology to fulfil the NHS's mission of equity in care "from the cradle to the grave.&q
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by sealeck 5y ago
Async is a major focus. Whether the benefit has been worth the (very high) cost is another question.
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by sealeck 5y ago
a tale of why true redundancy doesn't mean Fastly should run multiple servers, but rather that we should be using a variety of CDN services.
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by sealeck 5y ago
Because most countries don't run a national healthcare system; this is data collection by the state (not a private company) and should be treated accordingly.
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Ask HN: Good Books on (Computer) Memory?
1 points by sealeck 5y ago|0 comments
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Lunatic is an Erlang-inspired runtime for WebAssembly(lunatic.solutions)
2 points by sealeck 5y ago|0 comments
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by sealeck 5y ago
Don't let people enter their data onto your side projects unless you're willing to treat it responsibly?
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3,353 Census blocks in Washington State in which all residents are under 14(themarkup.org)
10 points by sealeck 5y ago|7 comments
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by sealeck 5y ago
A little more nuance around different types of startups, goals, etc would go a long way.
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German History Documents(germanhistorydocs.ghi-dc.org)
1 points by sealeck 5y ago|0 comments
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by sealeck 5y ago
The whole point about not kink -shaming is that it's OK to have kinks so long as it's between you and other consenting individuals. Nowhere is it suggested that it is OK to use this in order to perpetrate abuse onto other people
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by sealeck 5y ago
Yes. Part of the hatred stems from economic exploitation that it facilitated by the nuclear family; care work is mostly done by women; this system is predicated on having male breadwinners on whom women are dependent and thus have no choice
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Zero-cost functional reactive programming for the web(github.com)
32 points by sealeck 5y ago|6 comments
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The Archive of our Own – inclusive design in the wild(dl.acm.org)
1 points by sealeck 5y ago|0 comments
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by sealeck 5y ago
You're most welcome. This one is not necessarily as good as some of the other ones.
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by sealeck 5y ago
You might want to take a look at low tech magazine's post on shower technology ;)

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