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Recipe Exchange
(recipe.exchange)
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2y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41726903
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2y ago
It's always weird to me when people want to exclude them from stats.
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What do PSU efficiency ratings mean?
(lttlabs.com)
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2y ago
They have a DMCA process. As far as I know it only helps in a case like this if they sue Funko or the brand management service. Itch is a small indie operation funded by actual commerce, so might not be able to afford it.
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2y ago
At the rate insurance companies hurt people, it's likely they've hurt professional assassins, special forces people, etc. It doesn't have to be a hired hit to be professional in execution.
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2y ago
"I wish I could buy an article" is close to "I'd buy that on a t-shirt" on the sincere-not serious spectrum. Most people won't do it when it's offered. The few who do aren't enough to be worth impleme
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2y ago
No bears, no dogs.
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2y ago
It's not unusual for people to care about their legacy. All but one health insurance executive got to find out how people will remember them.
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2y ago
I see people here in the US take The Beaverton seriously. I see people in Canada take The Onion seriously. It's hard to evaluate things like this from the outside.
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2y ago
Even 16% seems too high.
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2y ago
Don't leave a trail of bodies behind you if you want me to care when you die. Some of those bodies were friends, family, and members of my communities.
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Six hours under martial law in Seoul
(theverge.com)
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2y ago
You can't prove the mafia boss broke the law any more than you can prove he didn't. That's what makes them the boss.
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2y ago
There isn't a propaganda machine trying to make Manhattan look dangerous, so I don't think anyone thought this was random.
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2y ago
The ML-based similar sound search in Ableton Live is very useful. It's the only example I can think of where it's completely uncontroversial. AI music people: "We have removed the parts of making music that are actually enjoy
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2y ago
This is how I learned Stephen King owned three radio stations in Maine.
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2y ago
Two informational live threads: https://bsky.app/profile/antonhur.com/post/3lcfxpcpmuc24 https://bsky.app/profile/sarahjeong.bsky.social/post/3lcfxvf... My understanding based
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Union Army Balloon Corps
(en.wikipedia.org)
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2y ago
There are, broadly speaking, three genres of Misinformed About Computers: The deeply interested, but informed by charlatans. I cannot affect their beliefs. The immune to information. The person who believes computers are scary, arcane objec
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2y ago
So far only two of about ten people took it in an overly literal way rather than understanding and going with the core of it so I think I'll keep aligning my bits toward them. Have a nice day.
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2y ago
Okay
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I know I was doing a bit
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2y ago
Computers always do exactly as they're told. Unfortunately, there are so many people telling them to do so many things at so many layers of abstraction that the operator can't be sure of anything anymore. edit: The thing is, had I
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2y ago
I've gotten into the habit of actually reading the manuals for my synths and DAW after realizing I was missing out on lots of little quality of life things. I've used enough synths--and not just subtractive!--that I can usually pi
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2y ago
My understanding is this is how USPS packages with tracking can seem to teleport around the country. They accidentally get scanned for the outbound to somewhere, it gets caught while never leaving the tray, and they scan it back in.
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kirby vs. this blog post
(mgx.me)
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There was a time not long ago when smart people would write blog posts about the topics of the day, other smart people would reply, and a big bustling conversation would ensue. It was aggregated in places like Techmeme and Technorati. It&#x
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Reply on Bluesky and Decentralization
(whtwnd.com)
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2y ago
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2y ago
This got flag killed when I linked directly to the labeler: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42196313 HN is confusing sometimes.
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