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teloli
23d ago
Quitting social media is probably one of the best things you could do to bring stress levels back to normal!
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teloli
1y ago
Oh boy do they love the free market!
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teloli
1y ago
You should have seen what happened a few years ago during a thing called covid
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teloli
2y ago
Or perhaps they try to do what socialists are supposed to be doing, namely giving the people a place where they can live.
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teloli
3y ago
The idea of Italy as a very specific place is much older than Italy as an independent, unified nation state though. A famous example from Dante’s Inferno: «Sì com’a Pola presso del Carnaro, ch’Italia chiude e i suoi termini bagna» (Inferno,
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Arm Announces Neoverse V3
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3y ago
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teloli
3y ago
Oh boy am I glad to live in a first world country where this is not an issue.
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teloli
3y ago
So far, it’s always been the other way round though.
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4y ago
> Modern machine learning systems are not based on biological and symbolic rules of old fashioned artificial intelligence, where you could uphold a principle of noncontradiction as you can in traditional logic. As if politicians had anyt
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4y ago
> there is a lot of evil in this world Maybe, but evil vs good is very subjective and leads to paradoxes like the “anti-capitalist software license” not being usable by one of the most popular examples of anti-capitalism in history, name
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4y ago
With remarkable consistency across space and time, those lists have historically grown from “the capitalists” to “their allies” to “the counter-revolutionaries” to “the enemies of The People“ to “the enemies of The Party”
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4y ago
One thing the human race should have learned from history is that once you start restricting individual freedom, you know where you begin but you don't know where you end. You don't want corporations to use your software, fine, fu
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4y ago
At first I read this as “apologies for git”, that would have been much more interesting
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4y ago
Amazing, instead of "ping 1.1" I can now use "ping ai" and save one character. What a great world we live in.
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4y ago
"Western" was probably used with its economic meaning in mind, as a synonym for "Developed".
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4y ago
https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=956012
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4y ago
Context and rationale here: https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=956012
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4y ago
Germany
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4y ago
My bank account here in democratic Europe was frozen by the authorities for two weeks due to some taxes they didn’t receive. This shit is terrifying.
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4y ago
Distance alone isn't enough of a reason though, Beijing–Shanghai is 1200 KM and yet you can cover that by train no problem in < 5 hours: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beijing%E2%80%93Shanghai_high-...
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4y ago
And interestingly enough such a landmark paper got rejected initially: http://www.fang.ece.ufl.edu/reject.html
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teloli
5y ago
If you’re using - say - Debian all over your infra, introducing a whole new OS just for the bastions increases complexity without bringing any significant advantage.
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5y ago
True, the total population is 2.8M though so this is a very significant chunk of the whole country.
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5y ago
What a game they made out of those 6MiB. Constraints foster creativity rather than limiting it.
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5y ago
What really helps: 1) Watch movies in English 2) Move abroad, at least for a while 3) If (2) is out of the question, find English-speaking friends and hang out with them as much as possible Lectures in school, especially when given by non-n
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5y ago
It’s hard to find a discipline with “science” in its name that is actually a science.
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5y ago
AND you would get to live in Falkenstein, one of the most exciting places in Europe.
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5y ago
The "Remote Workstations" use case is interesting: what kind of software do people use to do that nowadays? Is x2go still a thing?
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5y ago
> Why is it necessary for us to have this authority now when it was not needed in the Civil War or during either World War? Because now you are an Empire
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Debian Bullseye release planned on 2021-08-14
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