MonkeyClub

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by MonkeyClub 10mo ago
Yeah, I'm with sateesh in a sibling comment in that this is a win for the digital citizenry's awareness, but I also agree with you that when the EU caves in everyone else will follow. And I'm sure in the end it will cave in.
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by MonkeyClub 10mo ago
That's factually incorrect. Keep persecuting, and your allegiance is becoming clearer.
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by MonkeyClub 10mo ago
Ah, nice, now you're stalking me in the comment section. Well done, totally normal behavior.
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by MonkeyClub 10mo ago
Yeah, just repeat a generic, vapid comment that adds nothing; my comments stand unchallenged. I don't think you have an actual personal opinion, you just feel the need to tow a line (you know, due to some personal agenda probably), but
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by MonkeyClub 10mo ago
> The only possible reason for it is if you have a personal instigatory agenda Here's another possible reason: I actively dislike totalitarianism. If you're able to make a substantiated comment beyond the trope of "totally
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by MonkeyClub 10mo ago
You're getting down voted, but I think your point was to clarify that it's not simply nationalist, but particularly Hindu nationalist. You are correct, of course: it is.
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by MonkeyClub 10mo ago
Modibhakting much? I mean, it's one thing to parrot stuff like "inflammatory, biased, agenda driven and totally irrelevant", and another thing to state your point of contention. After all, is it "inflammatory" to un
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by MonkeyClub 10mo ago
Yep, Modi, the Indian PM, is a good friend of the WEF, and of many global power players.
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by MonkeyClub 10mo ago
> It doesn’t matter what the app does today it can be made to do anything they want after the fact. This is an extremely important point of universal application that can't be emphasized too much. Even if one agrees with a current p
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by MonkeyClub 10mo ago
> I'm shocked India is currently run by a nationalist regime headed by the so called "butcher of Gujarat"[1], there isn't much that would shock me wrt to that lot's totalitarian tendencies. [1] https:/&#x2F
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by MonkeyClub 10mo ago
> Russia will conquer Ukraine Perhaps the objective isn't to conquer the whole of the Ukraine, but only most of it, leaving the western parts independent. This seems to be pushed as the right approach wrt the Ukraine in Alexander Du
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by MonkeyClub 10mo ago
https://archive.is/JAOUw
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by MonkeyClub 10mo ago
Well wagging the same finger twice in the same comment section on the same point is overenergetic in my book. At least the second time it should have become obvious that the comments were voicing a common response of visitors to the site, s
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by MonkeyClub 10mo ago
Also HN doesn't need 11 month old volunteer mods.
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by MonkeyClub 10mo ago
I don't get why Beignet doesn't also hire Meta and pay it to build the DC.
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by MonkeyClub 11mo ago
And over the long term it compounds to more food for their descendants through the buy and forget investments (the trees that sprout out of the stashes).
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by MonkeyClub 11mo ago
And compounding works wonders over the long run. Apparently he started his first investment at age 11. 8 decades is a long time to compound even at low rates.
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The Chaos Hypertextbook(hypertextbook.com)
2 points by MonkeyClub 11mo ago|0 comments
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by MonkeyClub 1y ago
I used to like it, until I noticed that if you make annotations and save, the file size increases disproportionately. At least that's how it was until 10.10, when I stopped using it for annotations. Otherwise, as a plain reader, it&#x2
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by MonkeyClub 1y ago
Plus that 5% left out is a one in twenty chance that some business critical service may fail when least convenient. And when it does, the person that vibed it into existence will only have ChatGPT to fall back to, having no personal or orga
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by MonkeyClub 1y ago
This doesn't align with my experience. I routinely watch YouTube in private, not signed in, and only open a video in a normal, signed in window if I want it preserved in my history.
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by MonkeyClub 1y ago
I took GP's comment to say that, even if LLMs get massively better in the next six months (which they will), the colleagues still have to wade through the slop during the review this week. So while one person is getting a 5x increase i
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by MonkeyClub 1y ago
It's an enterprise joke and, as everyone knows, enterprise pain is no joke. Cascades of timeouts and segmented sign-back-ins are almost a corporate ritual in ill-configured environments.
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by MonkeyClub 1y ago
> There was once a time in history when the rest of the world was stuck using solid shutters instead of superior paper windows. I don't think this is just due to lack of good paper making techniques, it's also an aspect of phys
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by MonkeyClub 1y ago
Through TFA I ended up perusing Hashimoto's blog, and from that moved on to "The Tao of HashiCorp". Curiously, it hasn't been discussed on HN before, so I started a thread to get HNers' thoughts on it: https:/
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by MonkeyClub 1y ago
Got to this after perusing Mitchell Hashimoto's writings ( https://mitchellh.com/writing ) following the recent libghostty-vt discussion ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45347117 ). Interestingly eno
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The Tao of HashiCorp(hashicorp.com)
13 points by MonkeyClub 1y ago|2 comments
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by MonkeyClub 1y ago
The series: https://m.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLND1JCRq8Vuh3f0P5qjrSdb...
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by MonkeyClub 1y ago
Thanks! Can't edit it now, but if the mods could update it, that'd be great :)
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by MonkeyClub 1y ago
Nah that's just a one off

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