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by theK 4y ago
All in all I think the article starts by meaning well but hinges its position on flawed premises. From the article > There, among the scrolls and codices they copied, religious professionals sat at desks and performed skilled labor that
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by theK 4y ago
This does introduce sorting contention though, what to sort for first? relevance or date accessed? Ideally you would want to introduce date accessed as an aspect of relevance itself.
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by theK 4y ago
Arguably one could say that this is a typing (as in type system) problem `makePizza :: PizzaType -> [Toping] -> IO (Pizza)` Seems to carry all that information by just accepting a PizzaType symbol and a list of toppings, `IO` communic
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by theK 4y ago
So mobile OSes allow App authors to force a worse and more insecure browser model upon their users, sure. Those still are browsers using the web. The fact that they are wrapped in something doesn't invalidate the fact that the web is b
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by theK 4y ago
Wow, that seems to be the other side of the lucky stream I am on :-D Seriously, a well set up gutlab is pretty much undownable. And even if you do, what really is the impact? If the pipelines don't run you cannot integrate, sure if the
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by theK 4y ago
> if GitHub goes down the world… Well, technically it doesn’t have to. It needs to be „a“ CI server that the team agrees upon, not necessarily a GitHub one. I think the most important factor is to keep in mind that this is something tea
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by theK 4y ago
I have the feeling there is a „we need to do x pre-commit“ season right now, opinions like „The end of CI“ seem to just pop up. I‘m not convinced by pre-commit arguments. C in CI isn’t only for „continuous“, it also happens to introduce „ce
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by theK 4y ago
If I’m reading this correctly this survey only focuses on web usage. They even go to the point where their no. 1 takeaway at the end is „design your mobile web site first“. So I guess the web really did win, even on mobile.
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by theK 4y ago
I think the iOS experience is great at first but starts to break down very fast as soon as you want it to interact with your selfhosted world. There still isnt an easy way to give an ipad an SSH identity and sync arbitrary folders for examp
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by theK 4y ago
Very correct. Financial failure of a participant must be an intrinsic part of financial systems and currently only the anarcho capitalist plane of cryptocurrencies has that. While I do not subscribe to the ideals of anarcho capitalism at al
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by theK 4y ago
Again, why isn't this front page???
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by theK 4y ago
I‘m on the verge regarding this theory. The existing court was explicitly created to have enough agency and independence to do just what is discussed above. Abolishing it and (maybe) creating a new one will not fix the problematic environme
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by theK 4y ago
What did he mean with "when Wayland finally happens"? It happened ages ago! :-D
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by theK 4y ago
Indeed. If anything this whole story only has shown us the expanse of US diplomatic and financial leverage over much of the world and their willingness to use it in order to terrorize upstanding individuals. Tough times for good journalism.
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by theK 4y ago
In a world that has such judges, does one need felons?
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by theK 4y ago
Not sure if the parent author meant a specific company or was just referring to the general domain of certificate verification. There are certificate verification projects in the blockchain space that go beyond what you describe.
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by theK 4y ago
Wasn't this a theme in the Baroque cycle? </spoiler>
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by theK 4y ago
Empirically around 0.1%
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by theK 4y ago
I would think that this cost metric will change to their benefit with scale. Lots of constant factors go into these calculations that are significant when you are small-ish but become insignificant when you scale enough
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by theK 4y ago
While these factors can cause a quarantine or even silent disposal, empirical evidence suggests that there are custom mechanisms (ie spam filters) downstream that do the larger part of the filtering. I have been running private Mail servers
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by theK 4y ago
Well, I think it is a combination of things 1. I despise biking in non-ideal conditions (and where I live this is roughly 60% of the time) 2. From my observations as a pedestrian, driver, biker I have concluded that other bikers are bikers
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by theK 4y ago
This! I love going mountain biking but commuting on a bike does not fit well with my person. And I t’s not missing bike lanes that are the problem with commuting, it is the numerous other issues a bike commute introduces to your life that a
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by theK 5y ago
I presume the Alexa Argument ist against the service and not against automation. Running your whole life on self hosted home automation is Stil awesome and the way to go. Just ensure that data never leaves your home premises and you have en
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by theK 5y ago
What I am curious about is, is this part of a spec or are these APIs part of the proprietary Chrome Web?
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by theK 5y ago
Certainly worth a try but one might start wondering whether this is so much better than classical bash + curl
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by theK 5y ago
Tangential question, why not just host a git repo instead of hosting the files without history?
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by theK 5y ago
Btw on most crop keyboards home is mapped to Fn + Left Arrow. No need to dig up that old IBM keyboard :-)
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by theK 5y ago
Did this exact thing 13 (wow! Time flies) years ago and never looked back! You have to put in the hours but you know that you run that stuff! Even after four major migrations (roughly one weekend every 3 years) and all the bullying from the
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by theK 5y ago
There is also the Cardano ecosystem which is mainly built on Haskell and runs one of the biggest and most active blockchains ever.
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by theK 5y ago
I think getting to grips with Haskell and the like is worth it even if you are not going to end up using it day to day. In the pst I have been running a program where I was introducing devs to Haskell (immutable data, purism and quickcheck

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