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supernintendo
6y ago
The first sentence of your post is simply not true. Demilitarization does help to reduce police violence [0]. Your points about union contracts and civilian oversight are valid and important to point out though. [0] https://journ
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6y ago
The irony is that Hacker News is literally unsafe to use as it puts users at risk of doxxing by not providing basic privacy functions like post and/or account deletion or even the ability to change your username. I really don’t underst
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supernintendo
6y ago
Thank you for this! Your site might be a good place to signal-boost potential solutions to the problem of police brutality as well. I stumbled across a Twitter thread earlier which has some interesting ideas: https://mobile.twitt
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supernintendo
6y ago
As far as I know the air pollution in Thailand is largely attributed to forest fires rather than vehicle emissions [0]. Funny enough, this also seems to be the case for Portland, Oregon [1]. [0] https://www.washingtonpost.com
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6y ago
> Techies have been leaving San Francisco for cities like Portland, Austin, Denver and Seattle (PADS) for over a decade. We seek a place to settle down and improve cost-to-quality-of-life ratio. As someone born in a small North Carolin
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6y ago
> By abandon, I guess you mean closing the old one and creating a new one? Yeah that seems to be the way to go. Although to be honest I haven’t really used PayPal much in recent years. Apple Pay / Card has pretty much usurped all
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6y ago
My name consists of four parts and I have a similar experience as your friend. My birth certificate just combines all four names into one string but systems represent me as either having two middle names, two hyphenated last names (which is
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6y ago
Just remember that Arch is a rolling release distribution so the updates you do get will be bleeding edge. I recommend setting up Timeshift and always backing up your system before updating; if you’re using BTRFS it’s instant (although ext4
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6y ago
BBSes are still alive and well [0]. [0] https://www.telnetbbsguide.com/lists/new-bbs-systems/
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6y ago
+1 for DBeaver. It doesn’t have a pretty UI like TablePlus but it’s FOSS, cross platform and has all of the same features (maybe more).
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7y ago
I don't know if this counts but I really enjoy Notion [0]. We use it at work for developer guides but I also have a personal workspace where I keep notes and bookmarks, track my progress on goals and projects, and upload files for quic
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7y ago
I've moved to Linux for 99% of my computing but still use macOS for some audio production work. Catalina is unusable for me personally (most of the software I need just silently crashes) so I disabled the upgrade prompt: sudo softw
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supernintendo
7y ago
So we should just bury our heads in the sand and ignore President Trump's blatant lies and misinformation about a deadly pandemic because calling him out offends Republicans who are responsible for putting the deranged lunatic into pow
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7y ago
Please make sure any startup you fund doesn’t take a selfish approach to patents and intellectual property. Any progress on fighting Covid-19 needs to be shared with the world and not used as a cynical tool for profit.
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7y ago
Straight from the horse's mouth: http://esr.ibiblio.org/?p=26
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7y ago
This happens to me from time to time! It really is bizarre. I’m hyper attuned to sound, particularly which direction sounds are coming from. When a sound seems to be emitted from within your own head, it creates a disorienting sensation tha
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7y ago
You can actually do a lot with FOSS music production software like Ardour these days, although I’ve been using Ableton for over a decade so it’s unlikely I’ll be taking the time to learn another DAW any time soon. But if you’re interested,
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7y ago
It really is a miracle drug when taken in microdoses (and a complete mind fuck in larger doses) but be careful. If you have any trauma in your past that you’ve pushed down to be dealt with later, psilocybin will dig all of that right back t
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7y ago
This is so fun. A question for you (or anyone else familiar with this topic), what hardware you would recommend for someone just getting into training GPT2 models? Would a Radeon RX 580 be enough?
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7y ago
Thank you for making this, what you’re doing is so important. I was wondering if your site is inclusive toward trans women? I didn’t see any mention of it on your About page so I thought I would ask. Looks great by the way and I’m excited t
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7y ago
There's a certain mythical quality to old technology. The original NeXT Computer was launched the year before I was born and to this day I have yet to come across (in real life) any of the computers produced by NeXT during their eight
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Like the author, I’m nostalgic for Macs from that era although I’ve actually had a great time since switching to Linux as my daily driver. Fedora is wonderfully stable and up-to-date and with KDE I can configure my desktop to look and feel
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7y ago
Lifestyle judgments aside, you'll certainly save a lot of money in the long term. Good luck! I'm trying to rein in my affinity for craft beer (I love the beer but hate the empty calories that come with it).
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7y ago
> You don't have to use Swift as there are plenty of alternatives many of which run on Windows or Linux. I'd use an application written in Java or one built with a cross-platform GUI toolkit like Gtk+ or Qt in Windows or Linux.
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7y ago
> Why are you so angry I'm not angry although I am somewhat frustrated with some of the fragmentation that exists in software, especially when so many on Hacker News are quick to dismiss projects that try to bridge that gap. I under
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7y ago
> Apple doesn't give a toss if your app is cross platform. Maybe but they sure as hell don't make it easy for cross-platform software to target their platforms. As far as I'm concerned, the only feasible way to target Appl
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7y ago
My work laptop is a Thinkpad T480 running Fedora. It’s a wonderful machine but not without some flaws: 1. The thermal situation on newer Thinkpads needs to be called out. Even with undervolting, there doesn’t seem to be a sweet spot where y
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7y ago
Good luck getting through to Twitter’s useless “support team”. I’ve been locked out of my account for four years and it’s pretty much impossible to get the attention of anyone over there.
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7y ago
No no no. This is exactly the mindset we need to avoid when addressing problems in our justice system. I am sorry but the entrepreneurial / venture capitalist mindset is not suitable here. Private prisons should not exist. Public priso
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