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Klonoar
3y ago
I think you're attaching "theory" to the word conspiracy here, whereas I wasn't going that far. :)
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Klonoar
3y ago
IIRC EVO only moved because they outgrew the space/slot they'd been working in. The other reply to you outlines Black Hat. I very much doubt there's any conspiracy here.
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Klonoar
3y ago
> There are so many opinions out there, it isn’t really clear what to do with them. Thankfully large projects generally have feedback loop systems to figure out how to parse that feedback. The rest of your comment isn't particular
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Klonoar
3y ago
No, they're right. It's not a requirement to sling code to put your opinions out there about open source.
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Klonoar
3y ago
They're not talking about usability, they're talking about the technical underpinnings. ;P
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Klonoar
3y ago
It changes nothing unless you’re a web browser, in which case you have to apply for the entitlement.
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Klonoar
3y ago
> You do not fix a tech monopoly issue by imposing a duopoly, especially not with each one in their own little garden with no cross over. You don't fix it by cementing a monopoly either. > The solution here is to do what we di
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Klonoar
3y ago
I want to make a sign on the wall that denotes $x days since someone complained about Tokio + Reqwest being bloated and/or making their own design decisions. I also want to make a campaign to direct people to ureq first so we stop he
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Klonoar
3y ago
I'd wager it's just going to take time, but the EU did successfully hamper Apple here. Give 'em some credit.
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Klonoar
3y ago
It's just poking fun at the overall dumb acronym.
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Klonoar
3y ago
Nobody wants to use GNUStep in 2024. Their UI framework is also rendering via the GPU, so it's more likely they'd wrap it in a GTK/Qt/whatever window and then just render accordingly. You don't need GNUStep for it s
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Klonoar
3y ago
Yeah, I’ll second your comment. Just went back to visit friends for a few weeks and was up down down the country from Tokyo to Naha, almost never needed cash. 10 years ago was a different story, maybe. Nowadays Japan’s pretty digital when i
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Klonoar
3y ago
Travelex at airports will also throw these at you. They’re amusing to have on hand.
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Klonoar
3y ago
I would classify that emotion as anger or frustration. Hatred is something deeper, and I don't think you can be there without deep understanding of what you're hating. But it's ultimately whatever.
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Klonoar
3y ago
You certainly can, though I submit that's a hollow emotion at best.
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Klonoar
3y ago
You can also sub in Lisp for the pre-Ruby-fanfare era of HN.
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Klonoar
3y ago
You can’t really hate something that you profess to not deeply understand.
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Klonoar
3y ago
Def not just on their end, your comment reads needlessly aggressive.
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Klonoar
3y ago
I theorize that it comes down to: newer stuff is better, but as a society we’ve somehow made everything trend towards being super impersonal, and thus the next gen is searching for that feeling.
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Klonoar
3y ago
Yeah... they're getting harder to find due to people catching on, but man they're good.
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Klonoar
3y ago
BMWs from 2000 - ~2013 were... problematic, but BMW has mostly solved all of those smaller issues over the years and I would argue that they're rock solid at this point. i.e, all to say: I never once needed to worry about replacing tho
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Klonoar
3y ago
My understanding is that Google just always did that, it wasn’t in anticipation of the changes here.
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Klonoar
3y ago
I detailed my “hidden option” here if you’re interested - it might be close enough to what you’re looking for, or at least give you another path to run down: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39073265 (Responding since
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Klonoar
3y ago
2016/2017 BMW 340i is the hidden answer, if you want something more modern and luxury. - Comes in (rear biased) AWD - Can be found in stickshift - Can get close to 30MPG in highway driving - Can disable most of the stuff if you’re will
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Klonoar
3y ago
Are you sure? I believe there was a big recall for at least one model of car during COVID due to the chip shortage + impending 3G shutdown.
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Klonoar
3y ago
Nobody has ever said they’d consider a Nissan Altima unless they had no other options.
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Klonoar
3y ago
You mean the company listed in TFA, that was formerly called TrueBill before Rocket bought them for $1B a few years back? ;P
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Klonoar
3y ago
If I can learn it later when I actually am proven to need it versus getting better use of my time now… Well, yeah, I’d rather not waste my time. Time is money.
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Klonoar
3y ago
Same, I’ve more invites to hand out than I know what to do with.
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Klonoar
3y ago
…what? Your last sentence flies right in the face of every statistic around new business failure rates. You might get a nice side project going, but no sentence like that should imply it’s that simplified. And to be clear I support the idea
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