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by slowenough 7y ago
Masterful persona work there. But for your reference, to respond to some of the attitudes of your account, I just don't believe the Western media narrative about Xinjiang. Here's what I think: There is some torture and physical be
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by slowenough 7y ago
Not when harmony and unity is a heresy in the West. Isn't that obvious to you?
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by slowenough 7y ago
Maybe you're just jealous then. So go to China, don't blame me.
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by slowenough 7y ago
He he. Well, at least the heresies were actual heresies. They were so effective that a whole subthread starting with a guy who asked me to say what I think is good about China, had to be detached because it descended into trolling and Chi
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by slowenough 7y ago
> Which is perfectly fine This makes it sound like you don't care about my feelings. I replied your other account because you said you were not asking from the standpoint of saying I was wrong. I don't want to get criticism fro
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by slowenough 7y ago
Further, "Ming dynasty ships could have sailed to America if their skippers had wanted to. A replica of the Zheng-era junk in fact managed the China-CA trip in 1955 (though it could not get back again)...If they could do it, why couldn
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by slowenough 7y ago
People did say Zheng He was a 7 foot tall Muslim eunuch from southwest China, with a sixty inch belly. That's not all: "The seven Treasure Fleets dispatched between 1405 and 1433 were the grandest projections of state power the wo
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by slowenough 7y ago
Sounds like so-called "concentration camps" are preventing you seeing anything else you could learn. How useful is that for you? Or, if you need some help to get beyond that, let me flip it around for you. Do you disagree with an
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by slowenough 7y ago
I know it's really hard to be a foreign-born Chinese in China, because the expectations you feel are very great. I get that, and it's not an easy path, so if you've done that, you definitely went through something very diffic
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by slowenough 7y ago
Alright, I'll take you at your word and I'll risk it, let's see what happens. China: - is good at doing things. Projects in the West are smaller and take longer. - can take the long view. Western governments think of the next
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by slowenough 7y ago
Sure I could but then you'd just point out exactly why that looks wrong to you, since that seems to be what you'd like to do, so what would be the point? It only works when you're actually ready to listen. That's not my
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by slowenough 7y ago
From Why the West Rules for Now, "Some people think Chinese sailors even reached the Americas in the 15th C, but, as I will try to show in Chp 8, these claims are probably fanciful. The closest thing to evidence for these imaginary voy
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by slowenough 7y ago
Some heresies: - React is bad and bloated. - Startup industry is exploiting idealistic young people, as slaves of VC/venture partner "bet placers" with the promises of often unrealizable rewards, by promoting startup mytholog
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by slowenough 7y ago
FYI this is based on my remote browser and it's just that with an audio component so you just have to navigate to any pages with audio and if you're on your mobile device you can do it and then lock the screen and keep listening t
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Show HN: Stream audio from YouTube videos without downloading, on lockscreen(boogeh.com)
1 points by slowenough 7y ago|1 comments
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Show HN: Boogeh – play audio from the web, even on phone lockscreen(boogeh.com)
1 points by slowenough 7y ago|0 comments
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by slowenough 7y ago
Thanks for offering to send a screenshot of what you see! Sorry I don't have a random email, but here you go: cris@dosyago.com
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by slowenough 7y ago
Hey, this is actually atop FreeBSD so it is not as simple as just making a Dockerfile. It should be too much tho, perhaps just making an install_deps.sh script alternative to use apt, and writing a Dockerfile. You're welcome to submit
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by slowenough 7y ago
Hey, yeah I think it doesn't support fully on the input end, but it does support on the output (if you change the $format variable in the convert script). Input looks a bit weird, for example, https://secureview.cloudbrowser
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by slowenough 7y ago
Thanks, this is actually on FreeBSD, so it's not so easy to make it for Docker, but the repo now has a Dockerfile for nix systems. I haven't tested it tho.
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by slowenough 7y ago
This has been updated to now run on Docker. For original discussion, see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21561613
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Show HN: A UI for headless Chrome, works like Browser, runs in Docker(hub.docker.com)
2 points by slowenough 7y ago|1 comments
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Show HN: Generalize CSS selectors from a few examples to select a column of data(github.com)
2 points by slowenough 7y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: View Htop over Web(github.com)
2 points by slowenough 7y ago|2 comments
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Show HN: A simple system for receiving latest GPS positions of drones(github.com)
2 points by slowenough 7y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Dynamic Style Sheets(github.com)
3 points by slowenough 7y ago|0 comments
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by slowenough 7y ago
The round function is just 4 SLOC: function q( state, val, numerator, denominator ) { // Continued Fraction mixed with Egyptian fraction "Continued Egyptian Fraction" // with denominator = val
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Show HN: Tiny Simple Hash – Passes Dieharder, SMHasher and PractRand(github.com)
3 points by slowenough 7y ago|1 comments
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by slowenough 7y ago
On GitHub: https://github.com/crislin2046/dosyrng And an even simpler version (built with just base64 and xor): https://github.com/crislin2046/tarobox which I haven't tested with SMHasher or
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Show HN: Simple PRNG Passes Dieharder and PractRand(npmjs.com)
3 points by slowenough 7y ago|1 comments

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