Cipater

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by Cipater 5y ago
Will it make you happy if they fail?
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by Cipater 5y ago
Did Apple advertise this feature or was it leaked?
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by Cipater 5y ago
Yandex reminds me of what Google was like in the early 2010s. It just gives me the results of the search term I put in. Google increasingly thinks it knows better than me what I'm looking for.
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by Cipater 5y ago
How would OF know?
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by Cipater 5y ago
But you're going to buy from them again soon, aren't you?
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by Cipater 5y ago
You mean $1.9 billion, right?
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by Cipater 5y ago
He's just a very rich nerd.
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by Cipater 5y ago
> I wouldn't claim Bolsonaro is right wing Surely you jest?
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by Cipater 5y ago
You want Google and the like to run ideological tests when hiring? Seriously? If their tests selected for a differing ideology from the points you state, would you be happy?
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by Cipater 5y ago
You've GOT to be kidding. That's the new volume control "slider"?!
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by Cipater 5y ago
> I had an overnight update install itself on my sole Windows machine the other night. When it rebooted it refused to let me use my own computer until I obtained direct permission from Microsoft giving them my email address. This is not
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by Cipater 5y ago
No, they make their search worse to sell more ads. Just like they make YouTube worse to sell more ads.
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by Cipater 5y ago
Is this a joke?
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by Cipater 5y ago
1. Blue Origin's bid (and Dynetics') lost out to SpaceX. They have sued and a decision is expected by 4th August but they are not a part of the Artemis program as we speak. 2. Even if their bid had been successful, the Artemis pro
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by Cipater 5y ago
Thank you.
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by Cipater 5y ago
Would you mind detailing why the cost difference would be so large from last year to this? An almost 100% increase is quite substantial, no?
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by Cipater 5y ago
If such a tool were built well and worked well, wouldn't that be a good thing? I think "commoditizing" programming would be great for humanity.
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by Cipater 5y ago
How are you able to copy and paste the blurred sections? I can't even select them.
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by Cipater 5y ago
How can you be so sure that they're not being affected socially? Because they don't tell you about it?
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by Cipater 5y ago
Journals should just publish whatever they believe are interesting findings, and if science progresses society wins out in the end. This is the comment you're praising? May as well just replace journals with blogs if that's the
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by Cipater 5y ago
I watched a video recently of a YouTube channel with 3 million subscribers doing a breakdown of how they make money, and they make $700 a month off the advertising. What's the channel? This doesn't sound right. At all.
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by Cipater 5y ago
that we honestly don't need a healthy chunk of our fellow citizens. So dehumanising the way you talk about these people. We definitely need YOU, right? Maybe I should just log off HN for today.
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by Cipater 5y ago
Me, I'm just taking it as pretty definite proof that people are more than willing to occasionally work below minimum wage. I'm seeing it as a pretty solid indictment on the whole "minimum wage is protecting poor people"
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by Cipater 5y ago
*well-intended people who make incremental decisions while trying to compete May I take issue with this statement? Why do you say they are well-intended when you subsequently say that the intention is to make money? (compete to make money)
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by Cipater 5y ago
https://wikipedia.org/wiki/OAuth
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by Cipater 5y ago
Like the other reply, I had no issue at all using it on Firefox on Windows. Even with a whole host of privacy addons and settings enabled.
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by Cipater 5y ago
My bosses at work are all old folks who use iPhones and they always come to me for help with this and that. Their problems always boil down to the fact that all app settings can only be accessed by going into the system settings, scrolling
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by Cipater 5y ago
This is so well done. Such a pleasure to use. Responds just like an iPod Classic did to the point I find myself anticipating the click sound on the wheel. Amazing work.
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by Cipater 5y ago
The first signs of trouble came in April, as Bitcoin was rocketing to a record. Africrypt Chief Operating Officer Ameer Cajee, the elder brother, informed clients that the company was the victim of a hack. He asked them not to report the i
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by Cipater 5y ago
Firefox throws up an "SSL_ERROR_BAD_CERT_DOMAIN" error when I click on this link. Chrome is giving me "NET::ERR_CERT_COMMON_NAME_INVALID" This is quite surprising. Anyone experiencing the same? Edit: 15 mins later, the l

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