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zingplex
6y ago
Could you link to the lighting?
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6y ago
I'm more talking about something like Helvetica Now but with some of the alternative characters that are already included with the font enabled by default.
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6y ago
American weapons are currently being supplied to a genocidal war effort in Yemen and supplying weapons to Turkey which is continuing their genocidal efforts against the Kurdish people. I'm trying to focus on active genocide campaigns t
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6y ago
If you drink fast enough, I don't see any problem.
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6y ago
The spur on the uppercase G always felt out of place in my view. It's a shame they didn't clean that up while they were at it.
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6y ago
Given that it is similar to the results found by the AAA tests last year [1], I have no problem believing these findings are legitimate and reproducible. Nonetheless, it would be helpful to know the speed at which the vehicle was moving and
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6y ago
The state knows that backdooring encryption wouldn't help with any of this stuff, they just role it out as propaganda tool.
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6y ago
Worse in what ways?
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“Four Horsemen of the Infocalypse”: terrorists, pedophiles, drug dealers, and money launderers.
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6y ago
How is this even slightly consistent with their stance on privacy?
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6y ago
I'm pretty sure that was just a joke about Go's primitive type system.
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Given that site speed is used in ranking and the different performance profiles of HTTP/1 vs HTTP/2, I assumed they would be doing this already.
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6y ago
Because smaller or larger items bubble up to the top of the list. If you watch a visualization you'll see what I mean.
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6y ago
Alternatively, you could issue an annual dividend to all taxpayers at the end of the year. This would be akin to the carbon fee and dividend policy some have proposed.
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6y ago
iOS is very restrictive and Apple has actively been working to thwart fingerprinting techniques, so you'd have a hard time going about getting something reliably unique. If you are targeting older builds, there is stuff like this which
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6y ago
There are still a ton of things Android apps can use to track you without permission. [1] [1] https://www.ftc.gov/system/files/documents/public_events/141...
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6y ago
There are systems of production beyond capitalism and state capitalism. Workplace democracy for one.
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6y ago
CDK uses existing fully featured programming languages that can preform side effecting actions thus lacking reproducibility and that are may not terminate. Dhall is a total language, meaning it will always terminate and a pure language, mea
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6y ago
I've used Dhall in production, pushed it fairly hard and can say with utmost certainty it's be an absolute pleasure. We use it as our application configuration format and derive fairly intricate Kubernetes resources from our app c
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6y ago
> I was raised to believe in anarchism, and I still do at heart. But if it were ever to work we'd need strict and global regulations on centralized power that would need to be upheld by a coalition which would itself become a centra
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6y ago
I think you're underselling it. The book is without question the most interesting I've read in the past twelve months. It took me several months to read, not because it was dull but because the ideas it presented every few pages w
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6y ago
I've used Dhall in production, pushed it fairly hard and can say with utmost certainty it's be an absolute pleasure. We use it as our application configuration format and derive fairly intricate Kubernetes resources from our app c
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6y ago
My pleasure
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What he is doing is simply restating the "I have nothing to hide" argument in the context of a different right, in this case the right to free speech. He is doing so to illustrate that the argument is not presenting a justificatio
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"Arguing that you don't care about the right to privacy because you have nothing to hide is no different than saying you don't care about free speech because you have nothing to say." -- Edward Snowden With regards to th
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6y ago
SQLite isn't a database so much as a file format with a handy API, so it should be expected it won't have all of the feature you may expect from a full database engine. It doesn't support users and permissions for example. I
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The Leap Motion is still on sale. https://www.ultraleap.com/product/leap-motion-controller/ I had one when they first came out and while the tracking accuracy was quite good, it wasn't good enough for doing a
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6y ago
Looks like they're borrowed. https://github.com/jberg/butterchurn
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6y ago
I think you're confusing Atom and VS Code.
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7y ago
Could you elaborate on why something like Haskell is too much? Similarly, why is Python too little?
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