Freedom2

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by Freedom2 3y ago
They have the freedom to request whatever authentication method they want.
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Take-Two is acquiring Gearbox Software from Embracer for $460M(embracer.com)
1 points by Freedom2 3y ago|0 comments
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by Freedom2 3y ago
It doesn't seem solved given that a lot of spam comes from $8/month accounts?
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by Freedom2 3y ago
The Vision Pro has been a massive disappointment for me and my colleagues. I was ready for the flood of Hacker News articles praising its capabilities as well as tips and tricks, including "look what I did today with it!". This di
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by Freedom2 3y ago
The footage looks absolutely crazy - I hope people are safe.
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by Freedom2 3y ago
Reading about the use of Excel and the complications it has brings back memories when I worked at a firm that used Excel for vendors and suppliers for mechanical drives. The spreadsheet became a monster, loaded with complex formulas, pivot
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by Freedom2 3y ago
A bit presumptuous - many of the items on this list work for many people, even above the threshold of 'most'. It throws into doubt the author's credentials, and is probably more of a failing on their part that these items don
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by Freedom2 3y ago
Yes. Counting calories is not about being accurate or precise, it's about being cognizant of the calorie value of different foods.
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by Freedom2 3y ago
Source on that? Most bikes I've seen are made with aluminum these days.
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by Freedom2 3y ago
I disagree. Like many HNers, I align with Paul Graham's thoughts on the matter [1]. [1]: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/paul-graham-says-remote-does-...
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by Freedom2 3y ago
1. This doesn't seem relevant to the flat, decisive statement that water always wins. 2. Unless the water is represented by international court, it still doesn't count as a win for water.
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by Freedom2 3y ago
I don't quite understand this - is the plane moving to on premise? What features of the cloud does it use regularly?
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The U.S. crime rate is still dropping, FBI data shows(nbcnews.com)
3 points by Freedom2 3y ago|0 comments
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by Freedom2 3y ago
Yet regardless of your nudging, the conversation moved into a productive and importantly curious discussion, which is one of the most important things when it comes to HN comment sections.
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by Freedom2 3y ago
They are 100% beef in many places outside of the US, including France.
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Admin of darknet drug market demanding every user pays ransom after taking money(twitter.com)
33 points by Freedom2 3y ago|2 comments
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by Freedom2 3y ago
We're arguably almost there with a lot of modern cars having assists that help with stop-start traffic situations. Granted, these assists are priced out of reach for most drivers as they are generally only offered on the top-trim, but
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by Freedom2 3y ago
Interesting. If I do find a use for quantum computing, why wouldn't I take that knowledge to someone like Peter Thiel or Paul Graham and found my own company?
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by Freedom2 3y ago
That's interesting. Care to share how you came up with the specific number of 100 for the factor?
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by Freedom2 3y ago
I disagree with your premise, considering that the first people to really use the internet were old-style hackers like those found on HN, and those usually lean conservative.
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by Freedom2 3y ago
Playing devil's (GPT's?) advocate here - they can be somewhat useful for autogenerated documentation where you don't have access to the code and only some form of browser or other text documentation. Otherwise I agree with yo
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by Freedom2 3y ago
Google's lack of product sense is embedded in their culture. Consider that they consider this [1] a good interview question, then extrapolate that to the rest of their culture and you can see how we've ended up here. [1]: https:&
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by Freedom2 3y ago
Confidently wrong? I thought it was getting access to Reddit, not HN.
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by Freedom2 3y ago
This is why I manufacture a lot of my own appliances these days. The parts are all available online, and I trust my engineering moreso than manufacturers these days.
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by Freedom2 3y ago
I wonder if it's based on demographics? Here in Waxahachie, TX, there are no hand baskets at all, however speaking to people with a similar background to me in other states where they are a larger part of the population, and hand baske
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by Freedom2 3y ago
This is disappointing. I was ready for the swath of "How I used Vision Pro to..." posts on HN, as predicted by many HN commenters.
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by Freedom2 3y ago
I remember when a large portion of Hacker News commenters were praising the blue check changes. Comments such as: > Fewer bots, less brigading, ideally no ads, less spam, etc. > I am actually quite optimistic. Let the best ideas win.
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by Freedom2 3y ago
> in other countries you can’t return even in the next second once your payment is through. You may want to be more specific about what countries in particular. Many other countries allow returns, even for software, past 14 days. The USA
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Elon Musk's SpaceX Loses Bid to Keep Its Labor Board Lawsuit in Texas(bloomberg.com)
7 points by Freedom2 3y ago|0 comments
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by Freedom2 3y ago
Out of interest, what other countries did the headset release in?

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