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3y ago
I believe you've disabled Cortana or "search the web for result".
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3y ago
I am shocked a company with a very sketchy history with repeated violation with anti trust related to internet browsers. But to be serious, I wonder what sketchy nonsense Microsoft would do if they could only compete on Linux or MacOS. On s
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3y ago
And created tech that blew anything else out of the water
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3y ago
I don't think so, it's too idealistic in todays world, even if we eliminate all form of material capital - art I think will only increase in value as it will become more valuable and competitive for us. I think a better solution a
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3y ago
Yes, but those are factors that does not involve piracy/forgery. My point is that no drm doesn't give any advantage to the artist from a monetary pov. Drm at least makes it less likely an artist will lose out on potential sales. H
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3y ago
There are I think certain issues with this timeline, for starters I've yet to hear a counter proposal to drm to protect the artists work (the real issue is not even usually piracy but instead parasitic piracy and forgery, hence why cop
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It's not odd because the fundamental issue with having an agenda is precisely that you will never buckle because your goal is not to try and fix the cause for concern but instead to push and push until you get what you want. To give yo
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3y ago
This just sounds like a slippery slope, if you watch one thing it'll lead to the next. Does this happen? I've yet to see this phenomenal be validated in studies, but the closest I've read is that certain individuals have real
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Sorry to break it to you but that won't ever be sustainable.
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Yes. And my argument is basically, that companies will not be incentivized to contribute back to the project if it's effectively transparent but proprietary in practice.
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3y ago
I remember this being mentioned in this documentary and other absurdly by our other favorite food corporation, Nestlé: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=myv7yydtCKc
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3y ago
I would argue the issue I'd how companies that make open source wants to gave the cake and eat it too. Essentially, because the software is so close to the company it's hard to be certain that the project is independent, sure you
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3y ago
Is it fair to say that your argument is that low-level and high-level languages are broad enough today thar there's no incentive to make a balanced language (essentially)? I think in a way you're right but I think languages with v
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Ask HN: Why haven't we seen more languages compile like Java/C#?
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3y ago
There's always opensuse, but for your request specifically. I got a few grips with Ubuntu. It's very inconsistent with package updates, even on their non lts, certain packages can be quite out of date and take forever to be update
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3y ago
What I'm more surprised by is how much people are willing to look past the things he has done. But I suppose a large part of that is due to his reputation as "nerdy" and pure (baxk in like 2016).
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3y ago
Yours isn't accurate it should be something like be Berlin, Friedman.
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3y ago
Sure, but the issue with that logic is that you'll 100% at some point be used as a useful idiot if you always assume good intentions since bad faith actors prey on it. A much better argument would be to say: We should strive to be fair
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3y ago
Or you aren't reading the room whatsoever. Your comment can be interpreted as anyone with adhd has to get it fixed out in order not to be unhinged. You may not agree but it can be interpreted as such.
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3y ago
You're not addressing the argument whatsoever. Your quote without context does indeed proclaim "forcible overthrow"... of all existing social conditions. If you read it with context in mind it becomes clear that the notion or
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You yourself point out the real issue but instead focusing on the vague point of "Marx ideas". Which is that the "revolution was ultimately forced down people's throat whenever they liked it or not. And due to your vague
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3y ago
Marx is not the same as the ussr nor Stalin. For instance if you were to read Das kapital, its very much a dry economy book and not some crackpot ranting about capitalism bad.
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3y ago
I don't agree with the article about how ai is a dud, but the novelty of ai will fade away and as such the hype surrounding it won't last. The issue I've seen with our latest ai is how we've barely been shown real world
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One point you notice with the communist song is how devoid of humanity it is and instead sings in typical propaganda fashion how great the materialistic achievements are.
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3y ago
It needs to be stressed ASTRO is firstly an SSG (Static Site Generator) and MPA (Multi Page Application) instead of an SPA (Single Page Application) focused. With that said, from my experience with ASTRO is very similar to say vue or svelte
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The issue with "out in the wild performance" is that in the web world you will be reliant on 3rd party scripts which 9/10 times are not written to take advantage of some framework specific feature (since it'll most likel
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3y ago
It's why in general I am always skeptical of content creators who are mainly known for their profession, since it's so easy for them to break their code of conduct of always remain professional. Due to a variety of reasons, like w
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It's a real shame that Apple is this way (and certain other brands) when there are genuine reasons for why macbooks are pretty darn good (arm, battery life, etc.), of course when you carve out a Walled garden like apple it's no wo
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I would argue it's slowly already happening, for instance with the game grounded, you gave to register with Microsoft to play multi-player
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3y ago
I see, it sound indeed a bit more nuanced than just drama. Thanks for sharing!
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