Jiro

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by Jiro 3y ago
The fragility comes from how easy it is to damage them by handling them incorrectly. The fact that you can insert them properly 25000 times without damage doesn't change this.
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by Jiro 3y ago
People don't cover their ass out of fun, they do it because getting blamed for something later is a real problem that can actually hurt you. Playing social games is non-optional.
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by Jiro 3y ago
Did he say the exact words "I advocate a genocide of Palestinians"? If he did, post a quote. If he didn't, you shouldn't be treating him as if he did. And my bet is heavily on the "he didn't" side.
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by Jiro 3y ago
Drastically cutting down on energy is itself a crazy idea we don't know the consequence of; it could have catastrophic effects on the economy and on how people live. Weird tech solutions are not crazy alternatives to business as usu
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by Jiro 3y ago
>Every “from the river to the sea” matters. Yeah, this guy wants to genocide the Israelis. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/From_the_river_to_the_sea
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by Jiro 3y ago
Over-specialization is hard on your ability to find another job if you lose your current one.
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by Jiro 3y ago
The use is using it for training data. I'm pretty sure there isn't much of an effect on the market for training data.
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by Jiro 3y ago
NextRadio doesn't work in Android 11, and it isn't being updated because the group behind it crashed and burned. Since there isn't a universal way to access the FM chip, your only hope is a vendor-specific app, which has its
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by Jiro 3y ago
To be fair for Watchmen, the Watchmen deal was made at a time where paperback reprints were rare, and they obviously kept reprinting it because they genuinely wanted to make money from directly selling it, not because they were reprinting 1
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by Jiro 3y ago
>If you stop doing the thing, you naturally won't send emails saying you're doing the thing. This is equivalent to "if you're not doing anything bad, you have nothing to hide". People speak imprecisely all the t
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by Jiro 3y ago
>The only time employees will even utter that type of language is when that language accurately conveys what you're doing. You are describing robots, not human beings. Actual people speak imprecisely all the time.
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by Jiro 3y ago
If you miss it you can wait for this one next year: https://skyandtelescope.org/astronomy-news/anticipating-come...
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by Jiro 3y ago
>I'm not questioning the veracity of your comment, but... Given your explanation, maybe you should question the veracity of his comment.
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by Jiro 3y ago
What's to prevent companies from saying "our profit is more important" and not putting on the label?
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by Jiro 3y ago
This has nothing to do with selling off the reserve, but they have found new resources, see https://www.cnn.com/2016/06/28/africa/helium-discovery-tanza... . This one expects to start producing in 2025
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by Jiro 3y ago
Yet. "Considers" can mean someone had an idle thought about it. It can also mean that the full apparatus of the government is able to do something, and is allowed by its own rules to do so, and just hasn't yet. This "c
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by Jiro 3y ago
> This is done for commercial, not legal reasons; if the companies didn't want to advertise their games, they wouldn't have to abide by USK guidelines. That's a ban by any reasonable standard. That's like saying that
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by Jiro 3y ago
>As long as you don’t display the swastika gratuitously (there is no blanket ban), you’re quite free to organize a racist political party and takes seats in the government. No. https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2023&#
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by Jiro 3y ago
>It's actually not very difficult to distinguish who nazis are. It's very difficult because calling someone "Nazi" means you get to attack the "Nazi". So people who want to attack others just call them Nazi
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by Jiro 3y ago
Then name some. (And I mean people relevant to the discussion, no fair saying Vladimir Putin.)
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by Jiro 3y ago
Unfortunately, the desire to soak the rich is a thing. (A sentence that is not seen very often.) Of course, the problem isn't really the rich . There aren't enough of them to strain the assistance budget even if they do all take
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by Jiro 3y ago
https://3ds.hacks.guide/region-changing.html It's generally not recommended to change regions on your 3DS, but with custom firmware the region doesn't really matter much anyway.
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by Jiro 3y ago
Is a well-written Naruto fanfiction featuring Naruto and Sasuke having sex good? Because that's what this is the pre-Internet equivalent of.
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by Jiro 3y ago
By that reasoning, if you don't have a job, so being put in jail won't make you lose your job, you should be jailed longer to make up for the fact that jail harms you less. Likewise if you don't have children.
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by Jiro 3y ago
>The only people complaining are the ones who want to disregard road laws because they don't care about the danger they pose to others, and like that there's barely any enforcement. This assumes that speeding laws are mainly th
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by Jiro 3y ago
This is like writibg a new computer language which doesn't contain functions or any equivalent, and that in that language instead of using a function you can just inline the contents of the function instead.
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by Jiro 3y ago
Your recommendations are not magically a description of how your algorithm actually behaves. And when they contradict, people are going to follow the algorithm, not the recommendation.
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by Jiro 3y ago
"Google says you shouldn't do it" and "Google's search algorithm says that you should do it" can both be true at the same time. The official guidance telling you what to do doesn't track with what the sea
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by Jiro 3y ago
It's a horrible name. It obviously implies that something is being made shitty, but it fails to say what or how. "Enshittification" could just as easily mean "the process by which your computer fan gets clogged with du
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by Jiro 3y ago
It hasn't been long ago where there was news about right-wingers being kicked off of platforms and then the response by the HN public was "they're a private platform, they can kick people off for any reason they want. Nobody

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