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by 0_gravitas 1y ago
Oh please let this realize the dream of a new Steam Controller as well, so sad I never grabbed a supply of the old ones, I love the haptic pads on the Steam Deck.
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by 0_gravitas 1y ago
Your profile says you've been around since 2011, so you should know these comments don't belong on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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by 0_gravitas 1y ago
My point being that it might not be purely due to erythritol itself, and they're might be something else underlying that only (currently) manifests clearly when exposed to it.
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by 0_gravitas 1y ago
Clojure does bounded values/regex natively in Clojure Spec, and also the Malli library from Metosin
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by 0_gravitas 1y ago
Not dismissing your experience, in fact, quite the opposite: I think you should talk to some doctors about this; I've never heard of anything like this before, and I know that when odd vision/eye-stuff is concerned, it can sometim
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by 0_gravitas 1y ago
How much does it seem like this will be affected by the recent headline saying that Max rate-limits are getting shadow-tightened?
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by 0_gravitas 1y ago
ah, very reasonable...
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by 0_gravitas 1y ago
If you're in the Clojure world and feel an appetite for something like Optics, checkout the Specter library from RedPlanetLabs/Nathan Marz; it's Optics by another name, but functionally/philosophically quite similar. ht
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by 0_gravitas 1y ago
Oh hey it's my industry! We assume all of our clients 'lie' to us by default. We bake in a minimum of a 10% scrub-rate for our advertisers as a baseline, then it's a matter of seeing how much our numbers diverge when we
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by 0_gravitas 1y ago
These goals, and their 'approach' to reaching them is a complete self-cannibalizing snake moment. Further, there can definitely be something _wrong_ with how someone might try to 'reach their high goals', like ethics vio
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by 0_gravitas 1y ago
Love it, an irresponsible purchase might be well near~ I see you're a longstanding contributor to the project! Discord is joined, will plan to browse after hours :^)
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by 0_gravitas 1y ago
Azeron is definitely meant to be used as a half, its more of a dense keypad than a keyboard (main purpose is for gaming).
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by 0_gravitas 1y ago
Niche products don't benefit from Economies of Scale, so this is par for the course, my glove80's were about $600 a piece
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by 0_gravitas 1y ago
As an extremely happy Glove80 user (Sunaku's Engrammer layout for those curious), I will watch this keyboard's career with great interest. I can definitely see it in my future (the Glove80's were recent enough (first one a co
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by 0_gravitas 1y ago
So, this works only for a subset of ads, specifically, ads that are CPC (cost-per-click) (sometimes called CPL -> cost-per-link), this wouldn't work for CPA campaigns (cost-per-action), which only pay out when a sign up or some othe
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by 0_gravitas 1y ago
There's a really big gap between 'living so long' and 'living with a lovecraftian deteriorating and debilitating disease'
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by 0_gravitas 1y ago
That covers half of it, and indeed I do also rely on community and personal block/deranking lists for SEO spam. Does ublock or ddg etc block sponsored results?
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by 0_gravitas 1y ago
but they don't block sponsored/seo-gamed articles, no?
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by 0_gravitas 1y ago
And yet, somehow, they've managed quite well :^)
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by 0_gravitas 1y ago
Oh hey, another win for Kagi and it's no-sponsored-results and seo-spam-filtering, even in it's "AI Assistant" searches
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by 0_gravitas 1y ago
I work for <company>, we lie, in fact, many of us in our industry lie, to each other, but most importantly to regulators. I lie for them because I get paid to. I recommend you vote for any representative that is hostile towards the ma
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by 0_gravitas 1y ago
I donate monthly to the following: - Magit, needs no introduction - Borkdude, a __massive__ Clojure ecosystem contributor - JPMonettas, for their work on FlowStorm, an incredibly useful debugger/introspection tool for Clojure - The CID
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by 0_gravitas 1y ago
Logseq has been my go-to for a couple of years now, it's datalog-esque query language is great for automated page generation, and it's implicit "indirect" links are also really nice- the block-level note primative fits v
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by 0_gravitas 1y ago
First few comments are nothing but shallow {rem,sn}arks on the formatting of the site, by users that don't even have the excuse of being recent joiners. If this is how we lead by example then it's no wonder why the quality of cont
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by 0_gravitas 1y ago
I find that to be a bit of odd statement; most "new" technologies are expensive at first, until they're later refined/optimized/begin to benefit from economies of scale. It doesn't sound reasonable -to me- to
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by 0_gravitas 1y ago
Where in gods name are those numbers coming from?
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by 0_gravitas 1y ago
My thoughts are "cool!, neat!" But I don't feel like the world particularly needs to hear my singleton exclamations, no reason to add unnecessary noise, this isn't reddit.
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by 0_gravitas 1y ago
And even if the factory where they're assembled is in the US, they still need to import the materials/components from...most likely not the US; that's why CyberPower is looking awfully grim atm, assembly in the states, but th
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by 0_gravitas 1y ago
Calling it _the_ key theme is stretching it quite a bit imo
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by 0_gravitas 1y ago
I've said before that Musk must have read Surface Detail and assumed Veppers was some kind of 'tragic hero'. It is remarkable because Banks, as much as I love his writing, is __rarely subtle__ about his beliefs and who the &q

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