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by thwg 8mo ago
When a smaller network tries to be interoperable with a larger network, the larger network almost always eats up the smaller one. This is how XMPP was killed by Gtalk, if any of you are old enough to remember.
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Record Club: indie social network for music lovers(record.club)
1 points by thwg 10mo ago|1 comments
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by thwg 10mo ago
I just found out about this site. I'm loving it.
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by thwg 1y ago
interesting. i see underlines in firefox. but the width of the line is 2px in chrome, 1px in firefox.
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by thwg 2y ago
Has always been like a mafia internationally tho.
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by thwg 2y ago
Aha, you are right. This has always been the way he does business.
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by thwg 2y ago
Rude.
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by thwg 2y ago
It is so bad that it is not worth assessing in the first place.
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by thwg 2y ago
Please stop using that RSS icon on your "Subscribe" button if you don't intend to provide an RSS feed.
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by thwg 2y ago
Yes I have. But not this.
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by thwg 2y ago
Someone else should write a browser engine called “Godom”. Which honestly would be a great name. A good browser will handle sessions and DOM.
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by thwg 2y ago
Thanks for the pointer. And it makes it doubly confusing. Doesn't a reference to an obsolete, pre-modern language tarnish the reputation of Rust? Doesn't the creator of this project fear lawsuits from the legal team at The Basic F
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by thwg 2y ago
I'm confused. Why do you name it “go”-something when it is not implemented in Go... I have a more catchy name for you, Rub, which stands for route to unlimited browsing.
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by thwg 2y ago
IMHO, it would be more correct-miş, in terms of linguistics at least, to call it an “aspect” than a “tense”.
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by thwg 2y ago
It's not a tense . It's called evidentiality.
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by thwg 2y ago
GitHub page: https://github.com/idleberg/vscode-subway
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Subway: A collection of color schemes based on subway maps from around the world(marketplace.visualstudio.com)
1 points by thwg 2y ago|1 comments
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by thwg 2y ago
Well, Geoff Hinton should get the prize for physiology instead. It's called “neural” networks after all.
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by thwg 2y ago
TSMC has stopped way earlier.
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by thwg 2y ago
j makes me shudder. But thanks for sharing.
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by thwg 2y ago
No you are not. The Swedes will love to have you there.
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by thwg 2y ago
I thought this post was about dissing Paul G, Garry Tan and the like. I was wrong.
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by thwg 2y ago
Thanks for delving into this!
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by thwg 4y ago
Do that in Rust.
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by thwg 7y ago
A few years ago there was a case in China. Someone forged documents in the name of a mayor, using a seal with the mayor's name on it. The authorities later found it fake because the mayor used a different seal design. (Just a random de
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by thwg 7y ago
Programming is not for everyone. Teaching programming is no easy task either. In the end, one of them, even if only one, got a real software job. This is enough to say this program is not a failure.
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by thwg 7y ago
This is not new. Things have been like this (but less systemic and organized) for the Uighurs/Uyghurs for decades. The world collectively shrugs. Because, to be honest, the West is the only part of the world where politicians nominally
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by thwg 7y ago
One solution, beside bashing China, is to vote for a liberal agenda that would give more funding to universities. Guggenheim and other art institutions took money from the Sacklers, who started the opioid crisis. Because they need money. An
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by thwg 7y ago
No. I'm not here to argue with anybody. I don't intend to change anyone's standing point. I realized long ago that online argument is more about sending pheromones so that the like-minded will come to you.
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by thwg 7y ago
No worries. It's true being a US citizen carries certain guarantee of basic rights that a citizenship of any other country does not. You wouldn't believe. Sweden is really a high-trust society. You can look up any person in the co

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