Klonoar

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by Klonoar 2y ago
Nobody gives a shit about the VP.
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by Klonoar 2y ago
Your response implied something that is outright incorrect, which is what is at issue here.
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by Klonoar 2y ago
Something from almost 20 years ago doesn’t quite work the way you think it does. Apple does take this stuff seriously. Implying otherwise is just absurd.
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by Klonoar 2y ago
> Apple gobbling up supply chains and production capacity is not something a hardware startup should be happy with. You start with a very good and fair point. > Also, startup engineers don't necessarily like "alien technolog
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by Klonoar 2y ago
“Hacker News” was always the arm of Valley startup mentality, not Slashdot-era Linux enthusiast privacy spook groupthink. It is unfortunate that this change has occurred.
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by Klonoar 2y ago
Virtue signaling actually works, people wouldn’t do it otherwise. ;P
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by Klonoar 2y ago
This isn’t an accessibility issue, this is a “stop putting your head in the sand” issue.
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by Klonoar 2y ago
I have written and worked on more than my fair share of Rust web servers, and the code is more than readable. This typically isn't the kind of Rust where you're managing lifetimes and type annotations so heavily.
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by Klonoar 2y ago
A train might make that hour up by not needing to get in and out of SFO/LAX/etc. In Tokyo, they’re fast partly because you don’t need to trek to the airport (yes, even Haneda) and deal with security etc. You just… get on the train
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by Klonoar 2y ago
It can make sense in the USA; not every trip is coast to coast. The northeast corridor is a good example of where trains work well (ish) and could be ramped up further.
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by Klonoar 2y ago
Growing up on the east coast (VA), quite a few people I knew took the train between cities. Usually it’d be for going into DC for the weekend to party, or up to Baltimore or something. Certainly not uncommon.
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by Klonoar 2y ago
No, it is - when you compare it to the incumbent properties it’s trying to replace.
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by Klonoar 2y ago
There may be something better than capitalism, but it surely wasn’t communism as we’ve seen by now.
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by Klonoar 2y ago
For whatever reason, people in our generation seem completely unaware of how often they cite things from 15-20 years ago. I've taken to pointing out that it's like if someone in the 90s used advice from the 70s. For whatever reaso
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by Klonoar 2y ago
OP is not getting paid in yen, so frankly it doesn’t matter. The Yen’s abysmal at the moment.
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by Klonoar 2y ago
There is technically a “hidden” six month tourist visa if you can show you have a significant amount of money in your bank account. In practice all it does is save you an entry/exit.
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by Klonoar 2y ago
(Americans can’t) Otherwise yes
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by Klonoar 2y ago
Eh, I ran a business in Japan and have had that visa. I still tell most people who just want to dip their feet in that the digital nomad visa is totally fine and a good way to go. That stability and perception only matters if you _truly_ wa
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by Klonoar 2y ago
There's a world of difference in the level of effort between this and the digital nomad visa.
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by Klonoar 2y ago
> they'll be stuck in hotels the entire time they're here. Eh, Tokyo has plenty of monthly apartment rentals that are effectively corporate rentals that you can do without a residence card. (I used to do this before having an a
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by Klonoar 2y ago
SEGA are one of the most willing companies to look the other way on fan games.
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by Klonoar 2y ago
These kinds of comments seem to be like a fire starter on this site, but I cannot for the life of me see how they fit in the site guidelines. (At some point this place has to contend with the issue of “we started as people trying to build c
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by Klonoar 2y ago
Tree has been used for this kind of thing for decades now.
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by Klonoar 2y ago
This kind of sounds like a Homebrew issue…? I’ve run multiple variants of PostgreSQL on my MacBook under MacPorts. Can’t even remember the last time I thought about it, to be honest.
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by Klonoar 2y ago
Some AI scrapers have been proven to not report themselves as AI scrapers and mimic true users. This is part of what’s leading to the bludgeoning approach you see with blocking. They are not an individual thjng that can be blocked.
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by Klonoar 2y ago
Quite a few feeds out there use the incorrect type of text/xml, since it works slightly better in browsers by not prompting a download. Would not surprise me if Cloudflare lumps this in with text/html protections.
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by Klonoar 2y ago
HN in particular has a long history of this kind of thing, e.g “Written in Ruby”. (Or if you’ve been around super long, “written in Lisp”.)
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by Klonoar 2y ago
So… you’re just giving up entirely on responding to them in a way that doesn’t read like an emotional outburst?
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by Klonoar 2y ago
Because most people to this day don't know what the hell "plant-based" means. Products in the market often dilute this term too, unfortunately.
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by Klonoar 2y ago
I'm somewhat surprised there's only one comment here asking this.

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