EasyMark

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by EasyMark 1y ago
Both are good. Do both
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by EasyMark 1y ago
I don't get this attitude at all. I would think most programmers/readers are interested in the gears and cogs behind something they use on a regular basis. Especially if the work in web, backend, etc.
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by EasyMark 1y ago
Yo dawg, I hear you want to cache your cache of shards.
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by EasyMark 1y ago
Text only processing is amazingly fast, as are static websites. Javascript is heavy, man.
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by EasyMark 1y ago
I want a pickup truck that is designed like HN. The slate may be the answer
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by EasyMark 1y ago
Same in USA, tons of corps misappropriated funds that were meant to help keep employees hired. Almost no prosecutionsat all and the records the government kept were abysmal
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by EasyMark 1y ago
I think viewing the world as either leftist or right wing is rather limiting philosophy and way to go through life. Most people are a lot more complicated than that.
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by EasyMark 1y ago
People want drugs and it taps into the them on a basic and biological level. Surveillance and lack of privacy has no such addictive traits, except perhaps for cops, exhibitionists, and fascist government types.
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by EasyMark 1y ago
this is on a much larger scale and supported by ~40% of the USA who think Trump can do no wrong, and agree with his racism and unconstitutional imprisonment of brown people who are here to just visit or get an education. Basically now if yo
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by EasyMark 1y ago
It goes against the principle of living in a democracy. The government can only use it in ways that are detrimental to a fair and just society. It's assuming everyone is a criminal rather than being innocent until you do a crime.
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by EasyMark 1y ago
You make it punishable with heavy fines and long prison sentences as a deterant.
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by EasyMark 1y ago
we shoudl have had them in place 20 years ago and an "anti Patriot act" meant to prevent police or government following us around with cameras; it only gets easier as tech gets faster and cameras more universal. This is the stasi&
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by EasyMark 1y ago
It can't be right. I could understand architected the scaffolding itself on a large scale would take a long time though, to be safe and reliable.
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by EasyMark 1y ago
I've never encountered this person. Most people who say it, simply say it to save time and effort. I'm working on a product that allows my customer to do X job. I don't need to reinvent a json parsing library or sqlite-like d
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by EasyMark 1y ago
dictators always start with the groups they hate most and then move down the list. Trump has always hated elite universities and academia.
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by EasyMark 1y ago
A lot of people don't want to hear it but Trump isn't really a part of the Washington elite and is bringing in his own circle of people from his first pass at being President. Along the way he has picked up various sycophants and
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by EasyMark 1y ago
Ubuntu community will not accept ads like in windows, we will leave and go back to debian or pop-os or even jump ship and go to open suse. Canonical knows this, they learned, unlike Microsoft. Canonical has given back a LOT to open source a
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by EasyMark 1y ago
more people need to know about https://news.ycombinator.com/active
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by EasyMark 1y ago
We thought it was abusurdist, turns out it's a ballparkish estimate of where we're headed in 20 years if the current trends and leadership keep it up. - declaring vaccines as bad science - attacking academia as "elites"
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by EasyMark 1y ago
there are a couple of catastrophic failure modes of those blades and it's some pretty insane footage. The one I saw I believe failed because the brake failed in a big wind storm
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by EasyMark 1y ago
I would still assume it could be sawed up and turned into building material, highly unlikely anything but the outside has any appreciable deterioration
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by EasyMark 1y ago
wood is carbon neutral by it's very nature, however obviously this isn't because energy is needed to process it into a useable form
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by EasyMark 1y ago
It's marketing terminology since wood obviously takes a lot of energy to process, but I assume they mean it's still a fraction of what metal version uses.
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by EasyMark 1y ago
My partner was so wound up after that speech on landman. I was like "darling I love the show for braindead entertainment but that is a exceedingly bad take on wind power from a show that obviously is meant to appeal to rural folks who
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by EasyMark 1y ago
In my experience people are more likely to complain about things that annoy them than those things which make their lives easier. However, nowhere in that statement will you find "everyone" is more likely to complain, just that th
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by EasyMark 1y ago
People tend to be more vocal about negative things in their life than positive things. I think it really boils down to that.
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by EasyMark 1y ago
That's not going to happen in the USA. at least not in the next several years. I think as long as that's true Safari dominance on iOS will continue.
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by EasyMark 1y ago
I really really wish they would have gone with webkit, even though they could have with some effort used gecko. Just giving up and going blink engine is awful for diversity in browser engines. I don't have much hope for efforts like la
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by EasyMark 1y ago
ventoy does it too
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by EasyMark 1y ago
I feel prices will come down a lot for "viable" AI, not everyone needs the latest and greatest at rock-bottom prices. Assuming AGI is just a pipe-dream with LLMs as I suspect.

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