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by t-3 3mo ago
It's often necessary for liability and anywhere cash is handled it's much better for everyone to have cameras and drawer logs than just blindly trusting your employees.
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by t-3 3mo ago
A lot of people who live in dense environments are already surveilled every minute of every day, the surveillance is just not centralized. At home a voice assistant listens to everything, and the apartment building probably has corridor cam
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by t-3 3mo ago
Shame about the paywall. > Stowaway Australian cockroaches covered the floors at night and destroyed everything they could get their mandibles on, including much of the salad crop and both of the kitchen’s microwave ovens (they ate the w
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by t-3 3mo ago
Assembly generation is actually pretty simple, it's optimizing everything that's difficult. Writing an assembler is a great way to get acquainted with compiler construction, because you don't need to think about optimization
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by t-3 3mo ago
https://www.chinesenewart.com/chinese-artists15/huangzhou.ht... I like this guy's cats the most ^
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by t-3 3mo ago
I mean, hangings and torture used to be done publicly and people would gather to watch in large crowds, even bringing the whole family. There are still people who travel to witness death-row executions for no apparent reason than their own
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by t-3 3mo ago
I don't want pop ups, ads, cookies, gdpr nagging, tracking pixels, autoplaying videos or malicious exploits. If those are the requirements of the world to read a basic article, then fuck the world!
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Heat wave exposes workers to injury and death(wsws.org)
1 points by t-3 3mo ago|1 comments
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by t-3 3mo ago
> At Ford Dearborn Truck Plant, workers reported Wednesday that managers and maintenance supervisors were issuing orders to remove or cover electrical receptacles used by workers to power fans at their workstations. All plugged-in fans m
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by t-3 3mo ago
Which payment processor will charge less than 10c per transaction?
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by t-3 3mo ago
A parser combinator takes parsers as input and produces a new parser. The basic parsers are very simple, but they are combined together to produce more complex parsers.
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by t-3 3mo ago
I once watched a spider spinning a very crude "parachute" and catching wind to leap between two parked cars about 6 feet apart. Spiders definitely have great spatial reckoning and a level ingenuity in silk use that is pretty shock
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by t-3 3mo ago
I think you're both right. It was around that time that internet and real-life culture started fusing together increasingly. Internet became more political, including in the tactics used, real life became /b/, even the presid
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by t-3 3mo ago
People can achieve a high standard of living anywhere in the world on half or a quarter of what goes for normal in SV tech. The valuations of these companies are even more inflated than their wages, and most of them aren't even profita
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by t-3 3mo ago
> Obviously I get your point, but there's a bunch of customers who would like good ARM hardware but can't accomplish their work with macOS. Citation needed.
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by t-3 3mo ago
IMO, Iran controlling traffic and imposing fees in the strait was originally only in the MOU to give them something to back down on in negotiations. The Strait is Iran's nuclear option - it can't be used without prudence and thoug
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by t-3 3mo ago
Yeah, a parser has no need to understand what a string or glyph is, let alone ASCII or UTF-8. The point is to take a stream of arbitrary data and process it into something that can be reasoned about. Unless you know your input stream is reg
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by t-3 4mo ago
No, luck would be some expression of the difference between the average and the individual outcomes - it only exists relative to a population at the point in time when it is measured.
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by t-3 4mo ago
Shell exists to give users a way to run programs. It was the user interface for UNIX, C was the programming interface. Yes, it's technically a programming language by any reasonable definition, but it's not meant to be used in the
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by t-3 4mo ago
Weird footguns don't matter if you stick to using shell for control flow, composition, and interpolation, and don't use all the weird things you have to look up every time. It's also very easy to do something in the commandli
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by t-3 4mo ago
Capitalism was a term coined by Marx, so not really surprising that most using it are anti-capitalist.
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by t-3 4mo ago
> Another place where thresholding is misplaced is minors (below the age of 18 years) being subject to different laws (this is for India at least), e.g., seriously different punishments for crimes like homicide or rape. I have heard that
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by t-3 4mo ago
What's so wrong about expecting police to get warrants and do police work legally and aboveboard? If Law Enforcement doesn't follow the law, how can we trust them to impartially investigate and enforce it? Giving more power to una
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by t-3 4mo ago
Android is nice because it expands the reading options somewhat with the existing app ecosystem. A browser with reader-friendly features like einkBro is something that other devices don't have, but is available easily with no cross-com
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by t-3 4mo ago
Boox devices vary on battery life. The thin ones usually have ~12h of reading time per charge and don't lose as much charge while sleeping as android phones do, but a bit more than a kobo. The batteries size is optimized to be just bi
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by t-3 4mo ago
I don't think that's really accurate. Without the perceived threat from the militant factions, the peaceful protesters wouldn't necessarily have had political backing and support. Peaceful movements had been suppressed until
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by t-3 4mo ago
Women's suffrage was relatively nonviolent.
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by t-3 4mo ago
Although 36% is low, it's not that low. The US's two-party system means that ~40-50% are aligned with either party and approve/disapprove on GP. The real number to pay attention to is the change over time in the approval ra
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by t-3 4mo ago
The version in my fortune file is better: A Russian and an American get on a plane in Moscow and get to talking. The Russian says he works for the Kremlin and he's on his way to go learn American propaganda techniques. "What Ameri
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by t-3 4mo ago
The US has arrested many people for speech, and even made charges stick many time. A famous historical example is charging Eugene Debs (and many others) with sedition for opposing WWI and the draft. There was at least one case of being arre

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