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sjaak
6y ago
To all the outlawed cyclists I'd like to say: show your fellow countrymen how it's done in the salvation state of the Netherlands. Cyclists own the roads here, see for yourself: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pqQS
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Without contesting your moral stance: what makes you think this man didn't contribute more than he took over the course of his life? He moved to nature at the age of 53 and stayed there until right before he died. If anything by not c
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6y ago
A great excuse to drop a link to this legend: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Proenneke Richard Louis Proenneke (/ˈprɛnəkiː/; May 4, 1916 – April 20, 2003) was an American self-educated naturalist, cons
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6y ago
To everyone defending eBays actions in this thread, I have a humble request. Please ask yourself this: What would it take for you to say that the Woke movement has gone too far? Think about it for a second. Remember what you decided on.
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6y ago
I understand and agree. I was merely making a silly joke :) I failed to humor my audience it seems judging by the responses. The internet needs a sarcasm smiley badly.
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6y ago
Aliens? Why look? There's two options really. Either they are there, or they aren't. If they're there, either they're dumber than us, in which case I don't want to meet them, and otherwise--if they're smarter-
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6y ago
Clbuttic.
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6y ago
Use this: https://www.passwordstore.org/ A combination of a shell script, git, and pgp. It's not the pinnacle of convenience, but it works, and you don't have to deal with stuff like this :)
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6y ago
It’s not 100%. If >= 50% of the network is in agreement we can make more bitcoins, right? The limit is set in code. But that code can be altered. Let me know if I’m wrong
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6y ago
Aligned incentives are a beautiful thing.
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6y ago
By Sturgeon's law [1] 90% of all code is crap, so it doesn't surprise me that that 90% of code contains sql injections ;-) [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sturgeon%27s_law -> "Ninety percent of ever
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6y ago
For those requesting a link to the company of OP, it's this: https://schoolyear.nl/ I assume it's ok that I post this, it was easy to find (2 clicks from your profile snerual)! Good job, I think it's cool wha
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6y ago
Quick, buy sesame seed futures!
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6y ago
Burned by Keybase how? It's still online and functional afaik. Do you mean the cryptocurrency shenanigans, the acquisition, ..?
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6y ago
If they do this I won't be able to resist buying one. I want to resist though and be one of those people who uses a laptop with libreboot and OpenBSD. ... We are Apple. Lower your principles and surrender your dollars. We will add you
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6y ago
In the case of Signal, I imagine people assume all of the following: 1. the protocol between client and server is setup in such a way, even if Signal wanted to store interesting information, they could not access anything interesting even i
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Why is keeping a chat history important? I don't take notes of IRL conversation I have, they're ephemeral. Not trolling, honestly curious :-)
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I'm surprised nobody has mentioned the interesting parallel with religion here. Belief in a deity is also --in some eyes-- totally irrational. It can cause similar harm and sometimes also divides families, e.g. when people want to &#
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6y ago
From the post: > "..., removing the problematic term master." What about my Master of Science degree? Must that be renamed too? The only thing that is problematic here is the virtue signalling. Please make it stop.
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7y ago
I see, do those solvers explore the entire solution space to also validate that a puzzle has exactly 1 solution? That's one of the cool things about a dlx solver: it can do that while still being very fast.
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7y ago
I wrote a (straightforward) dancing links implementation that solves 17.000 puzzles/sec/core. It also validates uniqueness of the found solution. How much faster does it get? I'm genuinely curious