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@furicle@mastodon.social As long as it isn't a DDOS router, you should be fine. Though, just to be on the safe side, avoid GLaDOS, too.
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mastodon 4.6.9Raphael Borun Das Gupta | বরুন দাশগুপ্ত | Rafaelo Daŝgupto
💚 esperanto° kaj 📗 Esperantisto*
👨💻 programisto kaj 🧑🏫 instruanto
mapanto je 🗺 #OpenStreetMap
°t.e., mi esperas / mi havas esperon
*t.e., mi uzas kaj apogas #Esperanton
lingvoj: de⁰ | fr¹ | en | bn_IN² | eo
dialektoj: swg⁰,¹ | gsw
⁰denaske
¹nur malbone
²preskaŭ ne
pronomoj:
de: er
fr: il
en: he / they
bn: সে / তিনি
eo: li / ri
Sentu vin libera respondi al miaj afiŝoj. Tion, kion mi ne pretas diskuti, mi ne afiŝas ĉi tie.
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@mdione There's several. Geared to adding businesses are e.g. https://onosm.org and https://osmybiz.osm.ch
@WilliamNB
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@dlr_next@social.bund.de Ist der Grund, dass das nur um die Sommersonnenwende herum zu beobachten ist, meteorologischer Natur, fehlen also zu anderen Jahreszeiten jene Eiskristalle (und/oder das ansonsten klare Wetter, um nicht die Sicht auf diese zu verdecken)?
Denn auch zu anderen Jahreszeiten wird es ja wohl Uhrzeiten geben, zu denen die Sonne zwischen 6° und 16° unter dem Horizont steht, nur halt in einer weniger nördlichen Himmelsrichtung und weniger lang am Stück. Oder mache ich da einen Denkfehler?
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@mock@social.cologne Nein, nein, er will wohl Adam anreichern. (Weil der sei ja unser aller Urahn.) @derpostillon@mastodon.social
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@violanders@mastodon.nu How's the pointy shape's delivery service doing, though? 🙃
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kiki%27s_Delivery_Service
@MicroSFF@mastodon.art
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@droidboy Ich würde vermuten:
• prägnante und elegante Aussage, die eine in dieser Ecke des Fediverse (zurecht) populäre Einstellung/Ansicht/Meinung impliziert 👍
• geteilt vom reichweitestarken Account @digitalcourage 🎉
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@nim@mastodon.tetaneutral.net @gonzo_askold@mastodon.social @bagder@mastodon.social We have to just move one word in the sentence:
«NixOS is [a] pioneer in the space of *somewhat* reproducible builds […].» 🙃
(I use and contribute to NixOS, BTW., so I hope I'm allowed to make this joke.)
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@echo_pbreyer@digitalcourage.social Wie jetzt, dürfen die das nach einem Entscheid wie https://mastodon.social/@chatcontrol/116213295946200664 denn überhaupt?
Ist das in https://www.europarl.europa.eu/about-parliament/de/organisation-and-rules/organisation/rules-of-procedure nicht irgendwie verboten? (Und falls nicht, sollte es?)
Ist das tatsächlich erlaubt?
Kann ich das bitte schriftlich haben,
weil mir nachher keiner glaubt?
Dürfen die das?
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@noracodes I like @aphyr's «Interviews» blog post series: https://aphyr.com/tags/interviews and @GabriellaG439's https://haskellforall.com
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@warandpeas
♫ If Jesus were a Mean Girl
Ya-ba dibba-dibba dibba-dibba dibba-dibba-domm
I don't really know that movie franchise
But I'll write this song
Jesus would keep the party going
Ya-ba dibba-dibba dibba-dibba dibba-dibba-donn
Even if all the bought wine was already gone
Wine-synthesis from water would be done
Though facing crucifixion
Ya-ba dibba-dibba dibba-dibba dibba-dibba-dum
She'd point out that her dad held all the power of the world
And that one shouldn't mess with this giiirl ♪
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@littlescraps@mas.to The European Union's General Data Protection Regulation
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Data_Protection_Regulation
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@yvanspijk@toot.community Can this happen only with pairs of unstressed syllables or also when a stressed one is part of the pair? Or in other words, what's the probability that «probability» will at some point follow /probly/ on this way and become */probility/ or something similar?
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@afilina This.
I could understand if the socials' venues had a dance floor, but if all you can do there is sip drinks while standing around or sitting around, anyway, then please make it possible to have conversations without screaming directly into each others ears.
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@byorgey@mathstodon.xyz Geometrically (from how I'd draw the list of lists of ()s; thus not algebraically like one would in a Bird-Meertens-style code transformation) I've derived the following implementation:
conjugate :: [Int] -> [Int] conjugate [] = [] conjugate (n:ns) = concat $ zipWith replicate diffs [1..] where diffs :: [Int] diffs = zipWith (-) (n:ns) (ns ++ [0])
It assumes the input is non-negative and in non-increasing order and (like your original) gives the result in non-decreasing order.
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@noracodes
For programming, Git, Linux CLI, some computer networking and related topics (great not just for learning, but also as a very compact reference): https://wizardzines.com by @b0rk
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@PeterSommerlad@mastodon.social @mikill@mastodon.world
Is the object at the spot a curated public gallery? Tag it as a gallery.
Is it a free curated exchange (book exchange-style)? Tag it as an exchange, maybe by amenity=give_box that @jmbmkn@mastodon.scot mentioned in https://mastodon.scot/@jmbmkn/116407574080710879
Is it a display? Tag it as such.
Is it all of those? Tag it as all of those.
Is it several of those, but not all? Tag it as what actually applies.
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@DieFurie Das muss sich ja nicht ausschließen. Vielleicht ist es halt links und mutig, anständig zu sein.
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@quillmatiq@mastodon.social If "creative and innovative work" is to be done by "AI" and can allegedly only really be done on-site, can we require the neural networks to run on-premise rather than in the cloud? 🤔
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@HaraldKi Sure, yeah, but A Day Has Only 24±1 Hours, so I couldn't think of all the hard issues before posting.
https://redirect.invidious.io/watch?v=mHaz5laPyHE
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@malwareminigun@infosec.exchange
13h is (a.k.a. 0x13 in a maybe more common notation, i.e. hexadecimal number with digits 1 and 3) is 19 decimal, though, so is it really thirteen? 🤔
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mode_13h#Notation
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@blaise@hachyderm.io Is https://en.wikivoyage.org/wiki/Chile#Do of any use? (I'm neither a climber nor do I know Chile. But I feel like publicly collecting useful information might be more effective than everyone in the same situation having to ask around each time.)
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@Jc00qe@mastodon.social «The Matrix» is also known for greenish tint in all the in-the-simulation scenes. 😎
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@distincteclare@social.tchncs.de She should have gone for 22'000'000 $ in the end. 🤑 Don't let spare zeros go to waste when adding numbers the «alternative» way.
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@PeterSommerlad@mastodon.social @mikill@mastodon.world The website says «Sidewalk Joy spots are free, curated public galleries, exchanges and displays.» Is every such spot a «Sidewalk Joy» spot, @Dr_Bombay@mstdn.social? Or only those explicitly listed on https://worldwidesidewalkjoy.com
If the former, they can be mapped in OSM as such¹. If the latter — and if it's not observable at the spot itself (without consulting the website) whether the spot is or isn't a «Sidewalk Joy» spot — then that aspect doesn't belong in OSM.
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@pheonix@hachyderm.io If we generalize a bit though, piping is just function composition in a non-strict stringly-typed language. From that perspective, it isn't surprising that it's widely applicable and very handy indeed.
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@IceWolf@masto.brightfur.net «Jokey person doesn't necessarily imply joke post.» True, and as indicated, Poe's Law makes this strictly undecidable, except by the poster (whose statements about the matter we would not be able to trust, because Poe's Law 😵💫). But that kind of rage-bite-y display name and @ handle is not untypical for dedicated satire / parody / (benevolent) trolling accounts, so that'd be my working assumption. 🤷
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There are only¹ 5 hard problems in #computerScience and #programming: cache invalidation¹, naming things¹, naming people², people's names³, off-by-1 errors¹⁺⁴, and self-reference⁴.
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¹ https://martinfowler.com/bliki/TwoHardThings.html
² see post above by @arialdo
³ https://kalzumeus.com/2010/06/17/falsehoods-programmers-believe-about-names & & https://mas.to/@yournameisinvalid
⁴ see this post; but also the halting problem and whatnot
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@PeterSommerlad@mastodon.social @mikill@mastodon.world
What though if «Sidewalk Joy spot» is a proprietary category, not fully derivable from what can be observed at the spot, and thus not from aspects that would belong² in OSM data?
Then, while in that case the fact that a spot is a «Sidewalk Joy spot» shouldn't be included in OSM, one could still make an OSM-based map that shows these spots by overlaying them over OSM, either by an own (web-)application, or more easily with https://umap.openstreetmap.fr/en/
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@PeterSommerlad@mastodon.social @mikill@mastodon.world
«Sidewalk Joy» spots could then be extracted from OpenStreetMap data by combining the respective tags in a filter condition.
Of course, if they are only «Sidewalk Joy» spots if they're actually close to a sidewalk, that condition could also be included in such a filter, but would make the querying a bit more involved.
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@soc@chaos.social @bagder@mastodon.social Do you mean a «transitive» (that is: indirect) dependency? Or else what is a «transient dependency»? One you depend on only temporarily?
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@leeloo@chaosfem.tw Rule 49 of the Internet: No matter what it is, it is somebody's fetish.
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RE: https://mastodon.scot/@jmbmkn/116407574080710879
@PeterSommerlad@mastodon.social @mikill@mastodon.world
¹This doesn't mean a «Sidewalk Joy»-specific OSM tag should be introduced, as that per-se might not be a universally recognized (or maybe not even universally useful) concept.
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@PeterSommerlad@mastodon.social @mikill@mastodon.world In OSM, we try to map things objectively, as independent as feasible from subjective categorization.
Thus, while «Sidewalk Joy» spots can certainly be mapped in OSM (as they seem to be something observable on-the-ground / in-the-field), whether they can be mapped in a way to be recognizable as «Sidewalk Joy» spots depends on what that concept really is.
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@Sagittarius59 Das «b» steht dabei für «Andi B. Scheuert», auch wenn der gemeinte mit zweitem Vornamen «Franz» heißt und weder an der aktuellen Regierung beteiligt ist noch ein «t» im Nachnamen hat. Die aktuelle Regierung agiert da quasi als Hommage.
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@byorgey@mathstodon.xyz How is transpose defined?
Edit: Ah, I guess it's https://hackage.haskell.org/package/base/docs/Data-List.html#v:transpose
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@cwebber So kinda like https://framapiaf.org/@davidrevoy/110781413323024163 but less manual? (If I understand correctly, to use @davidrevoy's system, one has to manually create a mastodon post for each blog post.)
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@byorgey@mathstodon.xyz It should be more efficient than explicitly replicating all those ()s and then counting them again, but I don't know how its performance would compare to your «fiddly but efficient» version from above.
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@blaise@hachyderm.io The local #OpenStreetMap community might also have some pointers, I guess. Contact possibilities are listed at https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/ES:Chile#Contacto
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@PeterSommerlad@mastodon.social @mikill@mastodon.world
²OpenStreetMap has some exceptions to the observable-on-the-ground rule, namely for administrative boundaries, ocean names and other important information, but I don't think «Sidewalk Joy spot» would qualify for any such exception.
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