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by seanclayton 10mo ago
I remember when Hacker News felt smaller. Threads were shorter. Context fit in your head. You could read the linked article, skim the comments, and jump in without feeling like you’d missed a prerequisite course. It probably didn’t feel spe
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by seanclayton 10mo ago
Yes, and they are okay with throwing the baby out with it, which is what the other commenter is commenting about. Throwing babies out of buckets full of bathwater is a bad thing, is what the idiom implies.
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by seanclayton 1y ago
How many kids do you have?
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by seanclayton 1y ago
> Nostr is an apolitical communication commons. Apolitical is starting to mean something rather political these days.
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by seanclayton 1y ago
Same, but I am pretty much sold on Svelte after getting a new job using svelte (Shipping react in production since 2014).
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by seanclayton 1y ago
Most people are talking about politics today, it seems.
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by seanclayton 1y ago
What about CSS layers[0] doesn't solve your specificity issues? [0]: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/@layer
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by seanclayton 1y ago
Who does this extinguish other than people who didn't want to share with the rest of the world---ie. hoard?
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by seanclayton 1y ago
My job used an AI to interview me. It failed me. I was hired anyway after the AI said "don't hire this guy" because they called my former manager, a human being.
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by seanclayton 1y ago
Yes it, too, has its issues. It appears no system is perfect.
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by seanclayton 1y ago
Some of us want a different world and believe it's possible.
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by seanclayton 1y ago
> Yeah, who gets to decide whats too far? The ruling ethnic group, of course, as is tradition.
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by seanclayton 1y ago
> The reason Figma was able to succeed in this space is that their engineering team was like the 90s-era Chicago Bulls of software development. Huge contracts are built to extract as much wealth from the customer as possible without lett
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by seanclayton 2y ago
That assumes billionaires don't have billions of free speech to hand out to politicians. How many billions of dollars of free speech do you and I have to counter them?
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by seanclayton 2y ago
Rip people away from the only concept of support they have: Family. Unless your plan includes the ability to move generations of families, you aren't helping people, you are just keeping them impoverished and separated.
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by seanclayton 2y ago
MS implements JS with its typescript compiler
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by seanclayton 2y ago
So would LISP, Haskell, and Erlang.
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by seanclayton 3y ago
It's not that the OSI has a faux trademark—it's that the OSI coined the term, its definition, and the OSS community grew around those. Before the coining of the term, source code being able to be looked at was never called "o
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by seanclayton 3y ago
It's certainly better than "you can't look at the source code." I encourage the developer to not call it open source and use other terms such as "source available" or say the the source is public, etc. Open Sou
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by seanclayton 3y ago
I honestly believe AGPLv3 for the software and CC BY-SA 4.0 for the non-software assets would absolutely be everything one would need for this project. Is there an example of a commercial AGPLv3 (or even any other copyleft license) game bei
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by seanclayton 3y ago
From the repo's License [0]: > This is NOT an Open Source license I think it's fair to say this is not an open source project, but instead has the source available for viewing and restricts who can compile and distribute it or
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by seanclayton 3y ago
> Both sites you simply clicked the register link, input your username/pass/email then done. Which lemmy site have you used that was any more difficult than that? Click sign up, enter a username and password, and then you'
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by seanclayton 4y ago
The winner used GitHub.
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by seanclayton 4y ago
They'll stand out because they'll be 200GB+ on disk and you can only have one or two of them on your console and can't install any others.
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by seanclayton 4y ago
https://github.com/sile-typesetter/sile
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by seanclayton 4y ago
As a GM, PF2e is quite easy and simple. There's great tables for DCs. It's pretty easy to determine what skill to roll. Calculating your roll is super simple. Scaling monsters is easy and simple. Creating encounters of any level i
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Type-Based Optimizations in the JIT(erlang.org)
137 points by seanclayton 4y ago|36 comments
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by seanclayton 5y ago
You are making the assumption that people _must_ die. Not only that, but the people that must die should be dying because of sanctions, which means those that must die should be civilians. The gain I mentioned was that you and your loved on
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by seanclayton 5y ago
If you need a medicine to live and I take away your access to that medicine which results in your death, I have killed you. Would you agree? If you do, then sanctions directly kill people.
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by seanclayton 5y ago
Are you willing to die for this better world? It is strictly immoral to condemn others to death at your benefit while others must die for your gain. If your children or siblings or parents had to die for you to live, would you choose that?

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