BizarreByte

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by BizarreByte 4y ago
True, but in this case it is and that’s perfectly fine. CoCs are meaningless anyway.
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by BizarreByte 4y ago
At least it’s unique compared to the regular CoC nonsense. A CoC should reflect the values of those who work on a project and/or the project itself, if this does all the power to them. There’s nothing saying a CoC has to be the standar
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by BizarreByte 4y ago
This has actually occurred to people who have visited me (as I mentioned in another post I’m in a class 2, just barely off of a class 1). I find it comforting, but one family member was throughly freaked out/overwhelmed. It was a clear
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by BizarreByte 4y ago
I live within a Class 2 location and can get to a Class 1 in about a 20 minute drive. It’s one of the few things I actually like about where I live. In fact it’s probably the single best thing about where I live and it’s an extremely rare p
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by BizarreByte 4y ago
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A third place? I'm not sure I even have a second anymore(muezza.ca)
2 points by BizarreByte 4y ago|0 comments
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by BizarreByte 4y ago
The bills aren’t going to pay themselves and jobs are limited where I live. It’s remote or nothing and remote is getting harder to find.
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by BizarreByte 4y ago
From watching other people’s lives this seems way easier on paper than in reality. It’s a huge risk no matter what.
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by BizarreByte 4y ago
Tl;dr If you value your freedom to choose your own path don’t get married or have children.
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by BizarreByte 4y ago
It’s a short piece, but it resonates with me, specifically this part: > I’m earning the most money I’ve ever made and yet I’m the least fulfilled I’ve ever been. I’m making the most I’ve ever made and I’ve never been less happy and more
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by BizarreByte 4y ago
I am seriously addicted to the internet in general and while it may not be an addiction in the physical sense, it has caused major issues in my life. The amount of time I spend on the Internet is insane and no matter how hard I try to will
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by BizarreByte 4y ago
Significantly less trustworthy though. Why not just use Chrome at that point?
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by BizarreByte 4y ago
I don’t think I’ve ever seen HN react so negatively to a project, but I think that has to do with the image people have of what a “browser” is. Kristall isn’t very useful for HTTP even though it supports the protocol. That said its goal is
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by BizarreByte 4y ago
It’s disheartening to see so many posts like this on ‘Hacker’News. It doesn’t have to be some big, serious thing for people to either enjoy or find useful. Some people had an idea, went out, and made it a reality, built a small community ar
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by BizarreByte 4y ago
>If we don't someone else will. How do we prevent that. This thought process alone shows me that we probably aren't even mature enough as a species to go to Mars. A mission like that will likely need global cooperation, effecti
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by BizarreByte 4y ago
> Or the part about There are "no mental health facilities in the small town where I live" HN is hugely biased towards people who live in cities. A lot of the posters simply do not understand how a lot of us outside the cities
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by BizarreByte 4y ago
Nothing, I have realized nothing I have ever built actually mattered. Some of it made a bit more money, but none was impactful. It's actually really hard to deal with.
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by BizarreByte 4y ago
Because as much as some of us want unique computers, they just don’t sell as well as MacBook clones.
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I don't understand why we throw away perfectly working things(muezza.ca)
76 points by BizarreByte 4y ago|146 comments
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by BizarreByte 4y ago
I don't want touch screens in cars period and I can't stand this trend of using them. I'm finally starting to understand the feelings my grandfather had for anything thing he considered superfluous or inconvenient in a car.
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by BizarreByte 4y ago
I don't know if we claim to use SAFe were I work, but this sounds very similar to my experience. It frustrates me to no end, but as a contractor I don't get a say and the full time employees seem to be okay with the status quo. I
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Show HN: A simple Google news reader for the Gopher protocol(gitlab.com)
6 points by BizarreByte 4y ago|2 comments
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My Favourite Computer, an Old Mac(muezza.ca)
390 points by BizarreByte 4y ago|139 comments
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by BizarreByte 4y ago
I mean if I had to bet development time and a product/service that has to run for years I wouldn’t bet it on GCP, precisely because of Google’s reputation. I’m confident AWS will exist in a decade, I’m not confident GCP will. I would n
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by BizarreByte 4y ago
The American way, god forbid you ever make a mistake.
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by BizarreByte 5y ago
> I am empathetic to your situation, but if you lived in Russia and paid taxes in Russia, you did support Putin. You also supported him just by living there, which was a statement that Russia is a place worth living in. Also if you didn&