sagar

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[–] sagar@lemmy.ml 1 points 2 years ago

Sagar

*Child rape should be an offense for raping people below 18 years of age.

[–] sagar@lemmy.ml 2 points 2 years ago (1 children)

Sab tere jaise napunsak nahi hote!

[–] sagar@lemmy.ml 2 points 2 years ago

Check out my speech .

Someone from libreplanet deliberately sabotaged it by placing my video exactly on important part of the slides. According to a fellow named Devin Ulibarri, it is a "technical error" and they deeply apologize for it. How thoughtful! The content is still good and you should get the point.

[–] sagar@lemmy.ml 4 points 2 years ago (1 children)

I say browser's ability to support JS should be removed!

[–] sagar@lemmy.ml 1 points 2 years ago (1 children)

Very interesting.

The issue I find with Clojure is it's link to JVM.

VMs are always mostly controlled by the data centre hardware which hosts it. I don't find it secure. Ideally, I think C without pointers and an import system like python would be best. I guess Go is it but Go doesn't have good compilers. gccgo is gigantic. In my view, C without pointers with python like import system with a compiler like tcc would be best. All modules should be present as packages of OS rather than pip so that all trust is given to OS instead of repos which anyone can insert malware in.

Clojure is incredible. But something like tcc should be made straight from clojure to binary. JVM is absolutely unacceptable!

[–] sagar@lemmy.ml 3 points 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago) (3 children)

Ideal Programming Language

Above is a post I wrote a while ago. Check it out.

That's an interesting link. But in my view, that's just 1 variable. eg. Python is written in C so on lower level, it would be in C code and it isn't python. A better way is to see it from lines of code to binary which is a complete conversion.

[–] sagar@lemmy.ml -1 points 2 years ago

I'm pretty sure those who aren't authoritarian also have the same strategy of winning over a minority and controlling a majority. The only difference is in that case the majority believe that they're not being terrorized and they really believe the ruler acts in their best interests.

[–] sagar@lemmy.ml 2 points 2 years ago (2 children)

Nah. Yes, one sways people here and there according to ideology and winning elections is important, but work of a politician is to manage system as a whole, it is to divide responsibility to next layer of hierarchy, check how much of policies are implemented on grassroots by taking feedback from grassroots and hold that next layer accountable and incentivize or penalize them. Those in next layer will take care of layer below them till things reach the last layer.

Obviously more layers will lead to more cost (commission, corruption, etc.).

As far as I know, authoritarian means that who implements his decision irrespective of whether population likes or not. Such behavior is important in some times. Liberal means that who allows freedom. That too is important in some cases. There's no middle right, middle left, left and such crap. If I were a politician, I'd simultaneously be at complete scale, precisely because it's a useless scale.

I really don't know the meaning of word politics, polity, etc. but I understand very well influence, elections and decision making which are real concepts to me. Statesmanship for me, is the most difficult thing, to be divided into simple duality of right and left.

 

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/247803

Amidst manipulation of content by centralized companies, a need for fair selection of content arises.

Mastodon is a decentralized AGPLv3 licensed software which anyone can host on their own server. Each instance host can keep a copy of Mastodon and can configure it to prioritize content fairly. People can in turn choose servers which they trust.

Server code is always untrusted and even if server code is made open source, one cannot trust that the same code is being run on the server. This can be exploited.

Decentralization of Mastodon solves this exploit by having many servers across the globe.

It already has a lot of userbase.

[–] sagar@lemmy.ml 1 points 2 years ago

I'm a major in Physics. It's interesting but currently, I think, it wouldn't make any difference whether the universe created itself or 1000 universes merged into 1 or whatever. I would live for maximum 100 years and humankind for maybe few thousand years. It doesn't really matter!

Also, the current quantum electrodynamics, which is the front of proven theoretical physics is quite difficult to understand!

There are so many such theories M theory , a superset of String theory, I guess there's Twistor theory, and so many more! Theory of expanding universe also depends just on red shift of very far away light.

 

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/197174

Hello folks, libreplanet annual conference starts today. Do check it out. Let's make the world free!

 

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/197174

Hello folks, libreplanet annual conference starts today. Do check it out. Let's make the world free!

 

Hello folks, libreplanet annual conference starts today. Do check it out. Let's make the world free!

 

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/176031

We are extremely pleased to announce the first rc (release candidate) of Hyperbola v0.4 . It is a small pit stop while migrating from Linux to hyperbk kernel, a fork of OpenBSD's bsd kernel with non-free parts replaced.

v0.4 has linux-libre without systemd, ConsoleKit, PolicyKit, D-Bus, elogind.

For now, it is for advanced testers only. The beauty of Hyperbola lies in purity of components, minimalism and constant quest towards perfection. We welcome advanced GNU/Linux users to try it out!

 

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/176032

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/176031

We are extremely pleased to announce the first rc (release candidate) of Hyperbola v0.4 . It is a small pit stop while migrating from Linux to hyperbk kernel, a fork of OpenBSD's bsd kernel with non-free parts replaced.

v0.4 has linux-libre without systemd, ConsoleKit, PolicyKit, D-Bus, elogind.

For now, it is for advanced testers only. The beauty of Hyperbola lies in purity of components, minimalism and constant quest towards perfection. We welcome advanced GNU/Linux users to try it out!

 

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/176031

We are extremely pleased to announce the first rc (release candidate) of Hyperbola v0.4 . It is a small pit stop while migrating from Linux to hyperbk kernel, a fork of OpenBSD's bsd kernel with non-free parts replaced.

v0.4 has linux-libre without systemd, ConsoleKit, PolicyKit, D-Bus, elogind.

For now, it is for advanced testers only. The beauty of Hyperbola lies in purity of components, minimalism and constant quest towards perfection. We welcome advanced GNU/Linux users to try it out!

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submitted 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago) by sagar@lemmy.ml to c/announcements@lemmy.ml
 

We are extremely pleased to announce the first rc (release candidate) of Hyperbola v0.4 . It is a small pit stop while migrating from Linux to hyperbk kernel, a fork of OpenBSD's bsd kernel with non-free parts replaced.

v0.4 has linux-libre without systemd, ConsoleKit, PolicyKit, D-Bus, elogind.

For now, it is for advanced testers only. The beauty of Hyperbola lies in purity of components, minimalism and constant quest towards perfection. We welcome advanced GNU/Linux users to try it out!

 

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/168019

FOSDEM 2022 starts today at 1000hrs CET (UTC+1)

Welcome to the world of free software. There are a bunch of rooms from which you can attend your favorite events.

 

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/168019

FOSDEM 2022 starts today at 1000hrs CET (UTC+1)

Welcome to the world of free software. There are a bunch of rooms from which you can attend your favorite events.

 

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/168019

FOSDEM 2022 starts today at 1000hrs CET (UTC+1)

Welcome to the world of free software. There are a bunch of rooms from which you can attend your favorite events.

 

We increasingly find that having the first minimum number of users who interact amongst themselves is extremely important for a system to survive.

I want to create this unique community of critical mass. In this community, the users would essentially be notified about new platforms, which are better than current platforms where we ask you to create an account and generate some basic content.

This would enable that platform and essentially replace the other non-ethical platform. The newer platform may not be ideal and might have flaws but it would definitely be better than the older prevalent technology in many respects.

We invite you, my dear friends, to this new community. You, would be the reason for change of some crucial aspects of society by mere participation!

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