JCharante

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by JCharante 1y ago
I've never heard of Windsurf before. I use Cursor daily however.
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by JCharante 1y ago
and yet people with genetic disorders continue to have kids everyday, why is 1 side okay but not the other? Or maybe both are not okay?
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by JCharante 1y ago
I think there's a big difference between VAT for consumer goods and cities providing big incentives for filming there. I'm not giving an opinion on whether they're good or bad, just saying that they're very different and
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by JCharante 1y ago
Or maybe 90% of students are destined for mediocrity. One of the most fun classes I took in undergrad had people complaining about the professor’s teaching capabilities because it was too hard. We shouldn’t cater to the poor performers.
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by JCharante 1y ago
screen studio is pretty great, it has a lot of features and includes a simple video editor
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by JCharante 1y ago
Don't they already block internet access to certain regions in order to slow down the spread of information? I'm not very surprised by these actions.
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by JCharante 1y ago
I mean the everyday people are happy and their GDP is high.
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by JCharante 1y ago
> it probably is an anomaly that this was government funded. All of private tech relies on it, and private tech is big enough to pay for it. I mean doesn't big tech and the people they give salary money to pay taxes? Ground transpor
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by JCharante 1y ago
I imagine most of those CVEs not being anything meaningful and just script kiddies trying to put something on their portfolio all the meaningful ones will show up on HN
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by JCharante 1y ago
hmm? it's already daytime in Europe where he's located
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by JCharante 2y ago
I believe we should have microtransactions to access resources. Pay a server a tiny amount and it'll return the content. This way if crawlers dominate traffic it just means they're paying a bunch for it
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by JCharante 2y ago
> Sure, PG&E implodes but then who manages Diablo Canyon and who delivers electricity to the unprofitable rural areas? Hopefully no one manages them and that forces residents to move out and stop being a drain on society.
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by JCharante 2y ago
why not just say private location? My house is a private place, but it's not a secret.
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by JCharante 2y ago
I like it. “You ban ours and we’ll ban yours” type of approach
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by JCharante 2y ago
Great for cgi and video games
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by JCharante 2y ago
Based on the title I thought this was about Glitch, the chat app that was semi-popular in OSS projects. Or maybe I’m misremembering the name
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by JCharante 2y ago
Ah yes, because no one innocent has ever died from gang on gang violence, and nobody has ever been wrongfully identified as a gang member and been killed. I don't personally care about what's going on in the DRC either, but I do c
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by JCharante 2y ago
A bit late to the party, but yes. I'd rather live in safety than with civil liberties.
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by JCharante 2y ago
Gang and organized crime-related shootings are very bad to have, most developed countries don't have them either.
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by JCharante 2y ago
I'm not sure what you need to configure, but you can definitely get iPhone alerts to arrive before you feel the earthquake. Not sure why your iPhone didn't alert you while your android did as it should be from the same local data
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by JCharante 2y ago
it's literally the cost of a cup per coffee per day
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by JCharante 2y ago
the first 10 grants = $2000/mo? Seems a bit, odd to even mention
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by JCharante 2y ago
I don’t trust ITV to get an accurate number. People tend to have a huge bias against MENA and the figures perpetuated by everybody for Qatar’s builds are extremely exaggerated.
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by JCharante 2y ago
> Yup it's wild to me how much anxiety there is about cameras while no mind is given to microphones. Conversations are much more privileged than potentially seeing me in my underwear. It depends on the person, I don't think you
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by JCharante 2y ago
Yeah selling chrome makes no sense, who would buy it? It doesn’t make any money.
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by JCharante 2y ago
This seems.. simple?
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by JCharante 2y ago
> I don't see any problem. Why should a party of a contract be free to breach it at will while the other remains constrained? Companies are run to make money, while people usually enter employment contracts in order to have money to
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by JCharante 2y ago
No one needs this
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by JCharante 2y ago
probably an esports match hosted on bilibili
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by JCharante 2y ago
isn't this why people would listen via radio?

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