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by 627467 7mo ago
> typical GOS user generally doesnt want to do that How do you know this? Is there an official (or even unofficial) source of GOS preinstalled devices that a substantial amount of "typical GOS user" has acquired? Or maybe you a
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by 627467 7mo ago
Curious about your setup of qwen on m1 pro. Care to share the toolkit?
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by 627467 7mo ago
Hey its not suing me so i guess i shouldnt care? But what is the argument here? "OpenCode facilitates the users of their opensource tool to misuse another app they have installed"? I guess anything goes with ip law really. Its all
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by 627467 7mo ago
To me your basically describing a climate fee in your paragraph. You can already eat healthy, better and more sustainably but doing what humans have done for millions of years. You dont need an industrialized, packaged, convenient and stand
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by 627467 7mo ago
> Beyond meat is for ideological vegetarians and vegans who like the taste. I must be in bubble or have a very different definition of "idiological": of the dozens of vegans/vegetarians I know none would actively seek the
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The Billionaire Backlash Against a Philanthropic Dream(nytimes.com)
2 points by 627467 7mo ago|0 comments
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by 627467 7mo ago
You forgot to mention the part where EU model is to export demographic deficit which is "purchased" by the young generations of other countries stiffling their growth and displacing the dwindling younger european generations. &quo
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by 627467 7mo ago
> Your picture of the friendly villagers might be true in your experience, but in reality a lot of those people are nasty when they encounter any kind of cultural diversity or difference. Cities are all the things you describe, including
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by 627467 7mo ago
Lets be real: unless fake-meat products become at least the same price as equivalent meat options whats the point? How big is the market for non-ideological vegans/vegetarians that are shopping for meat alternatives? Most people are no
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by 627467 7mo ago
I read alot against monetization in the comments. I think because we are used monetization being so exploitative, filled with dark patterns and bad incentives on the Big Web. But it doesnt need to be thia way: small web can also be about su
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by 627467 7mo ago
Most orders are issued assuming compliance, or they'd be more considered (and less of them) or costly to enforce. To say there's "no exception" it's to say "we've done NO analysis whatsoever to understand
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by 627467 7mo ago
The erosion of trust in democracies isn't about the act of corruption, but the nature of the promise. Democracies operate on high-resolution, precise contracts that attempt to surgically separate the Office from the Person. Ironically,
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The Great Russian Disconnect(politico.com)
3 points by 627467 7mo ago|1 comments
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by 627467 7mo ago
Do UIs exported from this tool not worknon CLI over SSH?
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by 627467 7mo ago
> can we please not play stupid. Hmmm who is playing stupid? Internet monolithic social services are run by private companies with TOS that no one reads and change, services that barely anyone pays for (except through their data). We sho
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by 627467 7mo ago
I guess Captain Sharif Ali bin Zeid (cousin of jordan king) in the camp chapman fiasco fall in this category of vulnerability.
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by 627467 7mo ago
I contrast this with all then noise about megacorps passing private information to law enforcement, age verification, when discussing how (method of payment) we pay for services actually makes so much difference when facing these attempts a
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Swiss vote places right to use cash in country's constitution(politico.eu)
120 points by 627467 7mo ago|23 comments
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PlugMate: Android into any phone, tablet or computer(plugos.net)
3 points by 627467 7mo ago|1 comments
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by 627467 7mo ago
Damn, so House of Dynamite won't ever happen?
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by 627467 8mo ago
> they didnt start from scratch > long term patern cross licensing > israel > pegasus Basically lots of judgment based off of superficial facts with little understanding of implications and the actual consequences of those facts
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by 627467 8mo ago
Motorola Solutions != motorola mobility Ill leave you to investigate how != they are
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by 627467 8mo ago
Why go back 100s of years for explanations when 2003 is just over 20 years ago?
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by 627467 8mo ago
What is the analogous example or your argument? Was iraq sitting next to a china-grade neighbor? Who's venezuela china?
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by 627467 8mo ago
Shouldn't this be decided by the domestic populations in europe or elsewhere?
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by 627467 8mo ago
The frequency with which I see contemporary apps updating (sometimes multiple times a day) says there's a change in culture that also makes professionals prone to mistakes. I get that we'll never ship a perfect release, but if you
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by 627467 8mo ago
Like the industry wouldn't adapt to a more hostile license from linux? Huawei built their own OS, google has fuschia (and g* knows what else) Would it be better if apple and google flipped the switch and made all future devices 100% cl
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by 627467 8mo ago
Meta (or Apple, or...) glasses solves this. /s
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by 627467 8mo ago
I dont get why you're downvoted. Social media should be treated as disposable. Anything that is not yours (as in, is hosted by someone else - for free) should be disposable. In fact id even argue that any media should be treated as dis
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by 627467 8mo ago
The eternal september moment of show hn

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