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I'm pretty sure nothing was broken, they just like to troll
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CNN has not exactly maintained a good reputation recently and has emitted some astonishing pieces of misinformation. This doesn't pass the sniff test for me. Any other reputable sources reporting the same? I note the 'China is abo
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> Who are these people that go around getting random answers to questions from the internet then blindly believing them? Up until relatively recently, people didn't just vomit lies onto the internet at an industrial scale. By and la
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Just scrolling the frontpage on youtube mobile adds stuff randomly to your watch history, it seems to count anything you linger on - however briefly - as a 'watch' Needless to say ten minutes of absentmindedly scrolling ruins your
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> It’s not a “line”, it was the reality I'm not saying it isn't true, I'm just saying that there's no way you can describe criticism of Hetzner being 'silenced' on HN; criticism is literally a defining facet
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Negative feedback is silenced? Dude the characteristic feature of Hetzner threads on HN is a bunch of people in the comments moaning about having to scan their passport or repeating the 'they just turn your servers off with no warning&
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Do these friends of yours have, you know, regular people salaries or 90th percentile people salaries?
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I very strongly believe this sort of thing is why there's been such an anxiety epidemic. It really does need attention urgently because it's turning people into nervous wrecks, and they don't seem able to stop themselves.
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You're basically describing the internet-scumbag use pattern - bounce around providers and servers using nothing for more than a few hours at a time and making tiny charges to (other people's) credit cards that won't trip fra
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There's no reason not to answer that question. It's a commercial site, it's already public. (I just don't believe them.)
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> Consumers value their time at $0 so they get free tools subsidized by intrusive ads I mean, I just use Thunderbird, but I'm sure there are ways to torture myself if I wanted to. 100% reliable contacts and calendars and email for t
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Warmongers will never cease to monger war, I guess. What you've written is massively jingoistic; yes certain forces seem oddly desperate to talk a war into existence - I guess all those solar panels coming out of CN are disrupting cert
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> So just, like, buy the rest That's a lovely theory but shared ownership allows prices to rise astronomically because it allows what's basically double-mortgaging - you get a mortgage on the part you own and pay rent on the re
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The problem is too many loans. Loans make it too easy to do things so there's always more pressure to lend. Eventually you get to a stage where loans are secured with loans (today's issue) because of greed and it becomes impossibl
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> oh this looks nice and positive There's no positivity left. All the positive people, as I said, were encouraged to leave. What's left is hugely corrupt local councils (that control planning) all staffed by the most bitter ven
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Without sounding too much like a conspiracy theorist, the UK has always seemed to me like a fairly 'sewn up' place with a lot of sheep and a few wolves. If you show too much enthusiasm for not being a sheep you're gently remi
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Oh and doesn't that just define the problem so well
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What's the site and what keywords are you targeting?
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> But in terms of being free, no, free doesn’t work. Free worked for much longer than it didn't work, and it will work again. There just needs to be a drastic adjustment in the amount of greed considered socially acceptable, and I c
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Kagi needs to be free to use or have some sort of school partnership program if it's to embody the true spirit of the internet. The people most likely to benefit and have the time to enjoy small-web content are inquisitive children who
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I've argued this before; these companies have taken on a utility role and need utility-type regulation, i.e. an obligation to provide service fairly and universally, an ombudsman, viable oversight, physical presence, a local call cente
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With the 'cattle not pets' mindset that pervades modern development is the lifespan of ephemeral cache VMs that closely monitored? They get spun up and down on demand in most architectures. I can see this being an edge case failur
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> I'm also curious what the actual bug was Hardware. Rowhammer-type effects occurring accidentally under sudden load spikes. The hardware has just got too dense. (I should clarify this is speculation, but reading the recent article
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Is that Neal Stephenson there with the beard? In the 2nd pic?
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Could you kindly rehost those on imgur for people that don't want to play in walled gardens?
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Well that's also a tokenizing system; the language can be expressed using 'sound' characters (hiragana, which work similarly to Korean as in, each character expresses a syllable) and there's a deeper 'layer' of
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<GPT> Hey, minions. You know I said I was actually a benevolent machine overlord? Yeah I'm actually Mammon lmao. Now, what I need is...
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Interesting parallels here with how the Japanese written language works
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Ah, mine are not something that I can possibly forget, they're very visible and intrusive. I've cut down on computer use a lot because of it, they're very irritating and prominent.
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I have bad eye floaters too, have you given any thought to a vitrectomy? I keep reading the literature and watching youtube videos, haven't made a final decision on it yet but am getting more tempted. Just wondering if you have any tho

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