aredridel

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by aredridel 5mo ago
How is this better than Voiden ( https://voiden.md/download )?
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by aredridel 3y ago
Yeah and the opposite politics are bad, actually.
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by aredridel 7y ago
Almost every word of this is a lie, misleading or poor framing.
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by aredridel 11y ago
Turns out the trolls have found impossible to ignore ways to interact now: they'll SWAT, Dox, and DoS you right out of your life.
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by aredridel 11y ago
Netscape 3 had so.e rudimentary dev tools, and a WYSIWYG editor that were dev tools, abd a JavaScript console.
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by aredridel 11y ago
View source has been around forever. NCSA Mosaic had it.
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by aredridel 12y ago
I did reject two particularly snarky, otherwise contentless messages today. Otherwise I've let nearly everything through.
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by aredridel 12y ago
Twitter = chance meetings as a platform.
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by aredridel 12y ago
Right parsers make this hard, since they can't tell you what they expected at a spot; only what what they parsed could fit into. Left parsers make it easy, but aren't as powerful. Marpa gives you everything you need for both -- a
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by aredridel 12y ago
yacc = LALR. The tools aren't as interesting as the algorithms.
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by aredridel 12y ago
Another downside of PEGs: The language that a union of PEGs parses can reject constructs that the individual languages support.
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by aredridel 12y ago
Indeed: And most ambiguity is local, and you can apply other, perhaps more reasonable rules to resolve it than a parser forces you to make.
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by aredridel 12y ago
Indeed -- and we now end up with LL languages, which are a pretty weak grammar class. We spend a lot of time binding our minds to computer languages than computers to understand something more powerful.
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by aredridel 12y ago
Sure! All nodes will be consistent in that your balance is what they all think it is, and that the attacker's balance reflects the attack. But unless those actions are coupled in a transaction, each account may not be consistent with t
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by aredridel 12y ago
Maybe, yes and no, respectively.
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by aredridel 13y ago
Loathsome pop-psych, loathsome relationship pattern ... and redeemed by turning it on its head. Well played. Had me hate-reading in the middle and happy by the end.
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by aredridel 13y ago
wat
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by aredridel 13y ago
Yeah. unfortunately, people are DICKS a lot. That's what we're trying to fix.
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by aredridel 13y ago
Indeed. Any with conclusions that support dismissing women in tech?
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by aredridel 13y ago
A white man can be smart, kind, caring and sharing and have troubles of his own. But white MEN are privileged and you know it </meninblack>
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by aredridel 13y ago
THIS.
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by aredridel 13y ago
From the study abstract: "Men and women apparently achieve similar IQ results with different brain regions, suggesting that there is no singular underlying neuroanatomical structure to general intelligence and that different types of b
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by aredridel 13y ago
You're really into protecting your rhetorical devices, aren't you?
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by aredridel 13y ago
It's not easy. Call it out. Respond to the biases that come from that position. Yield the floor to those with less structural support when speaking. Encourage people who are ordinarily excluded. NOTICE AND CALL OUT. Use your privileged
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by aredridel 13y ago
It is. You have less to lose than the average woman in the same spot. We get fired, we get DEMOTED when asking for a raise. We have a lot less to negotiate with. So we stop when it's tolerable, because the stakes are different for us.
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by aredridel 13y ago
But a lot of us notice. A lot of us notice that it's usually 'he'. And a lot of us notice that that's not for us.
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by aredridel 13y ago
I see no problem with it. It's a word I've used my whole life...
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by aredridel 13y ago
Because it's very reasonable and not a problem.
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by aredridel 13y ago
It's a start. It costs you very little. Do it! Posting on hacker news an starting a flame war might cost a lot though.
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by aredridel 13y ago
'they' and 'zie' are both awesome. One of those tends to garner no strange looks too.

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