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by JadoJodo 4y ago
> ... encourages some people to conclude "well, then we can pollute as much as we want, it doesn't matter anyway" I hold "contrary" opinions on the climate debate, but I don't take these kinds of articles th
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by JadoJodo 4y ago
This was my thought as well. There have been several comments in this thread (and others like it recently) where the content of the comment was: - A thoughtful, non-flippant response and sometimes included citations - In disagreement with t
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by JadoJodo 4y ago
I'm not sure who these are for, but it definitely isn't me. According to some back-of-the-napkin math I did: - Most items are marked up 16% - There's a ~$5-15 service fee (that's WITH Instacart+) - And most of the source
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by JadoJodo 4y ago
> Don’t trust the server side of any service. This comes across as dismissive of the criticisms outlined by GP in favor of more general critiques about owning your own data. Yes, "The cloud is just someone else's computer"
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by JadoJodo 4y ago
> Outline https://outline.app/
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by JadoJodo 4y ago
I apologize for not being explicit enough in my original comment. The issue I was attempting to raise is not with how things are named ("Freeway", "Free range", etc.), but with how they are presented. For example, "
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by JadoJodo 4y ago
I really wish these kinds of things would be properly framed as "subsidized", rather than "free". There are plenty of arguments for (and against) many kinds of government-provided goods/services, but the mentality
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by JadoJodo 4y ago
Pretty interesting. Its odd Amazon allows this to happen, but I guess they have no incentives not to. Reminds me of this video from the Pitch Meeting YouTube guy: https://youtu.be/nQpxAvjD_30
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by JadoJodo 4y ago
> It's not creativity though. It's a program that arranges pixels in a way that is statistically similar to some training data set. It doesn't "draw" anything, it doesn't "figure out" anything. The
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> The fact that somebody can, with a straight face, say ... To be clear, I'm not trying to devalue this at all; In fact, as I noted above, I am certain I'm missing something and that was what my comment was aimed at. In any cas
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by JadoJodo 4y ago
OP: Forgive me if this is out of place. Also, please know that my question is genuine, not at all a reflection on the author/their project, and most certainly born out of my own ignorance: Why are these kinds of things impressive? I th
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Will there be IMAP support?
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by JadoJodo 4y ago
I wish there was the option to use both Mullvad + NextDNS.
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Part of me thinks you're being facetious, and part of me realizes this exactly the kind of thing car manufacturers would offer. Can you confirm either way?
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This is cool, and I have done this in the past, but it's worth keeping something in mind: Make sure the QR code is NOT visible from outside via the windows in your house.
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I suspect GP was being facetious.
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Ask HN: What are the best alternatives to GitHub?
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First thought: This is really great! Based on the amount of YouTubers that I see do this to their videos, I can imagine this would be a really great tool, and I think it's awesome that you made it, OP. Second thought: Is anyone else re
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by JadoJodo 4y ago
I'm still unsure exactly who the market is for Stadia/streaming games. People with a console/PC are going to just buy it outright. I could see it used by someone who travels a lot, but hotels aren't going to like the mas
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I've loved the idea of this game for a long time, but have avoided it due to the perception that it's basically just Code Golf: The Game. I'm curious to hear others' thoughts, though.
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Doesn't Elden Ring play the same way The Witcher/Skyrim does? i.e., you don't target enemies, but aim at them?
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by JadoJodo 4y ago
Lately, I've been looking for a fantasy RPG to play with my brother that fits the following criteria: — third-person (like Kotor, The Witcher, etc.) — open-world (like Skyrim, The Witcher, etc.) — using unit targeting (not shooter) mec
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> boy does this make me mad. I'm not sure that I can add much beyond what's already been said in reply, but I do want to say: If something this (arguably) trivial does, truly, make you mad, I would encourage you to reflect on _
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by JadoJodo 4y ago
https://www.urzas.ai/cards/?card_id=1c9e446b-608b-4b21-a87b-... > Cabal Transfixion - Instant Add {B} for each opponent. “Reveal the top card of your library. You choose a card.” -- Ignore. 1 {B} It's been a wh
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Isn’t this going away in a near future update?
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I apologize; I missed the first part of the claim (was admittedly skimming as I was on mobile) and only saw the bit about the playlists. My apologies!
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> the idea that he doesn't enjoy music is an extraordinary claim that would need extraordinary evidence. If that were what was being claimed, sure…
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by JadoJodo 4y ago
The hacker in me loves the idea of the Fediverse. All of these services seem fun and, different, and I would love to participate. I am even willing to (and have in the past) set them up for myself. The issue comes when I think about my comm
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by JadoJodo 5y ago
I don’t know for certain but I feel like this could allow something like 1. Takeover/inherit public repo with lots of stars 2. Take repo private (retaining stars) 3. Replace repo code with some malicious/offensive code. 4. Take re
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by JadoJodo 5y ago
While I suspect this is a slight exaggeration, a 1 TB iPhone 13 Pro Max w/ 2 years of AppleCare+ (with Theft and Loss), as well as tax (for me in the US, at least) runs $1,980.08. It's $1,599 without the add-ons.

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