Hellion

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by Hellion 4y ago
The rallying cry of the Linux desktop enthusiast: “well, it works for me!”
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by Hellion 4y ago
If you know you know. If you don’t, it’s lobsters
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by Hellion 4y ago
It’s easier to run your own binaries on an Xbox than it is an iPhone.
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by Hellion 4y ago
That’s a false dichotomy. There is a third possibly: He is an extremely talented and skilled chess player, who will resort to cheating to beat people at his level, using it sparingly.
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by Hellion 4y ago
So what? It’s still a billion dollars and it has been steadily growing every year.
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by Hellion 4y ago
It’s amounted to a lot, actually. One of the stated goals of Bitcoin was to reduce government control. And it has, magnificently: in the drug trade. Seriously, online drug marketplaces have become massive and highly lucrative. Estimates var
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by Hellion 4y ago
> more efficient, cost effective, and reliable than anything prebuilt due to their nature Absolutely untrue, and I’ve run the numbers to prove it. Prebuilt PCs have lower TCO because they extensively test configurations and have aggressi
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by Hellion 4y ago
“AI” is not a scam, but it’s a very wide term that people abuse. The self driving software packages that work, the Cruze and Waymos and Mercedes of the world, are in limited careful rollout. These companies and teams want to make sure it’s
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by Hellion 4y ago
It’s because it makes it accessible, which is important.
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by Hellion 4y ago
Yes, the Turks also put their hands in the boiling pot, but only the British were arrogant enough to try to turn these regions into countries with neat, straight borders and also with western style governments. Which destroyed local allianc
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by Hellion 4y ago
That doesn’t excuse the actions and behaviors of the invaders who stole these artifacts dozens or hundreds of years before isis was even a thing. Btw things like isis are a direct consequence of actions taken by the English colonialists whe
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by Hellion 4y ago
Unlike Covid, which is a relatively new family of virus to us, humans have hundreds of years with this family of disease We have a much firmer foundation of understanding monkeypox and it’s long term effects
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by Hellion 4y ago
That’s a bit of a willful misinterpretation Native is more about replanting things into a stable ecosystem, versus non native, which can become invasive and detrimental to that ecosystem
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by Hellion 4y ago
Except, Tesla removed radar from their cars, a relatively inexpensive and simple mechanism that significantly reduce their fatality rate. It’s a false dichotomy here it’s frustrating, especially when they had implemented a check to their so
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by Hellion 4y ago
No, they don’t. And you won’t find many watch enthusiasts who agree with you either about this class of watch.
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by Hellion 4y ago
First of all, training users to copy stuff into a terminal is just a bad idea. Also, youre basically suggested that users use a GUI (a web browser) to get instructions on how to use a command line. It makes a lot more sense for there to be
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by Hellion 4y ago
It’s complicated. AFAIK there is no official ban. It’s not so much that time travel itself is banned, it’s that the Chinese government has a bunch of rules that make time travel movies impossible to execute. For example, the Chinese governm
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by Hellion 4y ago
This article makes some incredible leaps. Marijuana addiction is an under-recognized problem, but the implication that a kid killed himself because he had a weed addiction is incredibly misleading. > After several stays at mental hospita
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by Hellion 4y ago
I can buy an array of chemical substances on the internet with cryptocurrency
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by Hellion 4y ago
While I’m not a fan of cryptocurrency… cash is just colored paper, why don’t you give it all to me :)
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by Hellion 4y ago
It is, of the new young far right https://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Alt-right_glossary#Fren
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by Hellion 4y ago
Thank you to both of you for your responses, I admit I had some confusion - I hadn’t looked at your product since the last time I used it. And, I wouldn’t say that it had gone well last time. I have amended my post to refer to yours, for c
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by Hellion 4y ago
Well, I had to pass an extensive interview process in which said friend was not involved. So I wouldn’t consider it nepotism.
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by Hellion 4y ago
Edit: it looks like I was wrong about some things. The team at Triplebyte has also answered my questions. In the interest of fairness, if you read this post, I encourage you to read their responses as well. ————- At this point, if you (Tri
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by Hellion 4y ago
Eliminating the same boring foo bar baz coding test is a great concept. Being able to skip an hour or two out of a full interview across many companies is a great concept. Having a 3rd party verified that allows you to be quickly matched wi
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by Hellion 4y ago
I went through their process, passed in their top cohort (or so they told me, probably it was to massage my ego). And then they dropped that public profile bomb the first time around. I’d say I cost them a lot of money when I deleted my acc
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by Hellion 4y ago
Stop reading pop science articles
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by Hellion 4y ago
I don’t see anyone mentioning the latest South Park “movie”, but they presented this in a very humorous, yet grim, way.
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by Hellion 4y ago
I’m not going to say it’s broken, but it sure is rough.
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by Hellion 4y ago
I’m still on KeePass. I keep meaning to get off of it but it more or less works okay (not great) I use windows, Debian, iOS, and Firefox as the browser on desktop. Any recommendations?

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