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by sohex 3y ago
The final few pages on about what internet communities will look like is very interesting. They discuss the idea of an OLIVER, that is an "“on-line interactive vicarious expediter and responder”, which seems not terribly far from ChatG
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by sohex 3y ago
So far as I'm aware IP addresses exist out of a functional need, not a moral imperative, but if you have a source with regards to that I'd love to read it. You can hardly call the number of IPv4 addresses that AWS has a monopoly e
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by sohex 3y ago
Absolutely horrifying. > Another editor slapped a guy when "he told me he thought he had breast cancer." (Okay, that one made us laugh really hard.) It's hard to fathom what kind of person hears that and laughs in response
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by sohex 3y ago
I think you could make fundamentally the same argument for a great number of the issues in the world today. It's a huge web of banal evils. That doesn't mean that it excuses the behavior of any given cog in that machine though. If
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by sohex 3y ago
So far as I’m aware the only link between the two is that they both refer to mythical island kingdoms that have since been lost. Any and all sources that I’ve seen with regards to connecting the two lean on the same sort of terrible pseudos
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by sohex 3y ago
I think you might have missed where it says if your browser is blocking tracking ads and invisible trackers. At least for me I got the same "strong protection" message and unique fingerprint, but it did indicate that I'm bloc
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by sohex 3y ago
The issue they link for semantic-release is hilariously baffling to me. It seems they don't support keeping a project at 0.y.z per semver because "you should just dev up to 1.0.0 faster bro" and "we know better than you
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by sohex 3y ago
Personally I’m a fan of ‘the platform/network/website formerly known as Twitter’.
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by sohex 3y ago
Whether or not they're effective educational tools the fact is that they are used as such in most school districts (in the US) these days so far as I'm aware. Personally I agree for the most part, in general classroom instruction
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by sohex 3y ago
Is total spending per student really sufficient as a means of tracking whether enough is being spent though? I'd imagine that the costs per student have risen a greater rate since the 70s than spending has. Between things like needing
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by sohex 3y ago
Where? I don't see a reference to it in either of the initial two papers or in the Korean journal paper.
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by sohex 3y ago
[Citation needed] - What linked patent? It seems incredibly rude to me to dismiss decades of dedicated research this way. This is a human achievement, it's not right to try to take that away from the people who put so much work into it
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by sohex 3y ago
> Generally, you read the papers for their methodology and their data — not for the author commentary; and then make up your own mind. I'd say that generally it's advisable to take both into consideration given that in most cas
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by sohex 3y ago
That's a weird claim. Phenylephrine has a number of well documented and researched effects with demonstrable efficiency greater than that of a placebo. Now there are certainly people who have and do take it as a decongestant despite th
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by sohex 3y ago
For the sake of clarity for those not inclined to read the linked article: Historically over the two millennia prior to Mao traditional medicine in China was a highly individual and idiosyncratic practice. While there were some aspects whic
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by sohex 3y ago
The authors' own conclusion seems to directly contradict your overall argument here: "Implications for practice The totality of evidence now supports the benefits of statins for primary prevention. The individual patient data meta
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by sohex 3y ago
I still distinctly remember the survey they had post new reddit launch. After answering it as accurately as I could given the rather limited options available and submitting it I was given a response of 'sorry you're so change ave
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by sohex 4y ago
I think it's important in the context of this discussion to separate the mining of rare earths and the processing thereof. Both are generally environmentally hazardous, but in different ways. The mining process generally involves strip
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by sohex 4y ago
What does China actually stand to gain by invading Taiwan? Any kind of real analysis based in anything other than nationalistic fervor or fear mongering seems to indicate that they're better served by the status quo.
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by sohex 4y ago
Take a look at htmx ( https://htmx.org/ ) if you haven't already. For my use cases, generally internal tooling like you mentioned, I've found it integrates extremely well with go templates and more often than not pr
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by sohex 6y ago
Well, maybe not a single @. At least one @ maybe. There's a set of special characters that aren't permitted in the local part of an email address including @... unless they're quoted. So "@"@example.com is a valid a
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by sohex 6y ago
Linguistic prescriptivism is just class oppression by another name. As long as language can be understood it can't be wrong. Intelligibility is what matters, not if someone subscribes to the particulars of a given style guide. Saying o
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by sohex 7y ago
Which is why proper monitoring and understanding of the system as a whole is imperative. Utilization doesn't come from nowhere, be it CPU, memory, or anything else. If you understand that requests per second x generates CPU usage y the
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by sohex 7y ago
No, they aren't. They're fundamentally democratic confederalists, which is a leftist tendency, but distinctly different from Marxist-Leninism. There are some Marxist-Leninists among the PKK and YPG, but that's not the core id
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by sohex 7y ago
That combination of positions is incredibly common. Their argument generally stems from a belief that natural things are inherently good and artificial things are inherently bad.
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by sohex 7y ago
Might consider a different name since Triton is already a cloud platform from Joyent. https://www.joyent.com/triton/compute
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by sohex 8y ago
Related to the topic, does anyone have experience with Axon Server? https://axoniq.io/product-overview/axon-server It claims to solve a number of the concerns over adopting an event sourcing model.
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by sohex 8y ago
Libreboot is built on Coreboot, the big difference is that Libreboot strips out the Intel Management Engine.
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by sohex 8y ago
Generally speaking you're absolutely right, but with diet the social pressures are significant enough to compromise analysis even if the group is paying for it. There have been quite a few studies on the topic, e.g.: http://
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by sohex 8y ago
I don't think you can draw meaningful conclusions from a self-enforced system like Weight Watchers either though. Self reporting particularly when it comes to anything diet related is going to be heavily skewed. There will always be so

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