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by tuukkah 5y ago
> It displays the hypermedia the way it is given without knowing the semantics at all - that's what makes it de-coupled from the server. It only knows the semantics of the hypermedia, in this case HTML. I don't think this is
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by tuukkah 5y ago
The amount of data in Wikidata is still tiny compared to that in Wikipedia articles, but the Wikidata ecosystem is still new and growing rapidly.
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by tuukkah 5y ago
From the transcript (although it's more of an aside): " Some of the standards sprawl was specifically about the markup, but some of it was about building the Semantic Web or Web Services on top of that core. The layering wasn&#x2
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by tuukkah 5y ago
Part IV is the last in the series but is not linked (ends in the launch of Netscape 2 with Java, Javascript and the browser plugin API): https://bkardell.com/blog/Brief-ish-History-of-The-Web-Part-...
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by tuukkah 5y ago
Indeed: "YAML version 1.2 is a superset of JSON" https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/JSON#YAML
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by tuukkah 5y ago
Can you give an example of tooling that is not compatible with encountering the $: label? I can only think of a linter complaining about an unused label "$" or a redefined label "$". Compare this e.g. with how React lint
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by tuukkah 5y ago
True, although Svelte's syntax is chosen cleverly in a way that is not incompatible with existing tooling. (Starting a statement with $: is syntactically legal JS and a no-op.) Another question is how much of Vercel's resources wo
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by tuukkah 5y ago
> - Special syntax for reactivity is not javascript Well, JSX syntax isn't JS either. And hooks semantics is not JS. Learning new syntax is easy but we should consider how much the new semantics cause mistakes and to what extent t
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Isn't it actually the opposite? Svelte code is compiled to plain JS whereas React has a large runtime.
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by tuukkah 5y ago
I'm not sure what kind of argument you want to make: Wolt could've been the first GAFAM to come from outside of US? Finland (GDP $271 billion) should grow and host a business such as Google (revenue $183 billion)?
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by tuukkah 5y ago
How did we go from isolationism to free speech? If the only context dependency you allow is the one you mention, your argument applies to e.g. European laws against hate speech as well. Is Europe isolationist too?
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by tuukkah 5y ago
This should correlate with how much the founders net, and buying a house after your exit happens elsewhere too. Also, some of the profits go to the institutional investors and they definitely re-invest.
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Sure, some directions of "growing socially" are strictly prohibited in China and perhaps also for those who ever want to go (back) to China. But does some directions mean all directions in practise? I don't know.
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by tuukkah 5y ago
Even as a country, yes, if the yacht is bought from the local economy and fuels new maritime innovations.
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You can be happy when your companies are bought and you can invest in a new round of (local) startups.
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People from China are not isolated though: they can study and spend time abroad, form social connections before returning to China if they so prefer.
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by tuukkah 5y ago
It would be much easier to enforce ethical guidelines for ads and stop the coercion than to enforce software trustworthiness.
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I think it's important that the users have a choice: Do I want more features, or do I want more reliability? (Here I'm especially worried about ecosystems such as Apple that already limit user choice much more than this.) After th
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by tuukkah 5y ago
Actually, the site seems to be based on doing basically the same by forking yt-dlp -J with one API request and then ffmpeg with another. The ffmpeg options: https://github.com/davidguttman/video-download-tool/blob&
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by tuukkah 5y ago
Wow, that's magic! (It depends on youtube-dl -g producing a video URL that ffmpeg understands, which unfortunately is not always the case.) Related: https://github.com/ytdl-org/youtube-dl/blob/master&#x2F
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by tuukkah 5y ago
From the Harvard Health link: > From the standpoint of heart disease, butter remains on the list of foods to use sparingly mostly because it is high in saturated fat. [--] Some of the newer margarines that are low in saturated fat, high
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by tuukkah 5y ago
This is the matching journal article: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34420969/ Brenowitz, W. D., Zeki Al Hazzouri, A., Vittinghoff, E., Golden, S. H., Fitzpatrick, A. L., & Yaffe, K. (2021). Depressive Symptoms Im
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Mixed-effect Bayesian network reveals personal effects of nutrition(nature.com)
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by tuukkah 5y ago
These days, you can use Wikidata and the related tooling such as Scholia. Here's a starting point to their ontology, including the difficult details such as the "page(s)" qualifier for the property "published in":
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by tuukkah 5y ago
In the context of autonomous driving, I've bumped into "HD maps" and "AV maps" which use this or similar techniques on a global scale.
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I don't think many people need to be reminded, but sure, it's a nice catch-22.
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We should not blame him as he did nothing wrong and was victimised without reason. On the other hand, it's relevant to remind everyone that replying to questions from the law enforcement can get you in trouble although you did nothing
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by tuukkah 5y ago
If a recession caused Google to run out of money, the pay cuts could be justified much better, but that's not the situation at hand. I think the ethics (and legality?) of arbitrary pay cuts go hand in hand with arbitrary firings: cutti
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by tuukkah 5y ago
When an employee's "market value" goes down, it does not warrant a pay cut though: the existing employment contract continues, and the value that the employee provides to the employer does not depend on the employment market.
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by tuukkah 5y ago
Can you point to something concrete that makes Privacy Not Included clueless or scammy? EDIT: Or if it's that the foundation did some clueless and scammy things earlier that cost them all their reputation, what were they?

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