RGamma

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   by RGamma 2y ago

   We got it. You can stop reposting this now.
2. 422.▲
   by RGamma 2y ago

   You can do animal and plant recognition with it, I suppose.
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   Information-Action Ratio(en.wikipedia.org)

   2 points by RGamma 2y ago|0 comments
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   by RGamma 2y ago

   > Kills API > Third party integrations continue to play an important role in the way users can experience the Spotify experience through third party apps. We evaluate the set up of our platform on an ongoing basis and remain committed
5. 425.▲
   by RGamma 2y ago

   Wondered right there whether I misread or not. It should be the other way round: Pester the community and you're buying a round (90% joking here).
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   by RGamma 2y ago

   Or why not allocate those bajillions to fix our own planet's problems first?
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   by RGamma 2y ago

   2024, but expected 2016.
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   by RGamma 2y ago

   Clear-cut suicide is incredibly difficult to pull off psychologically and represents the tip of the iceberg. Look at depression, addiction, overdose, homelessness, extremism. It's supposedly the greatest time to be alive (as opposed to
9. 429.▲
   by RGamma 2y ago

   Children are like a hardmode tamagotchi for more than a decade with essentially no or very delayed economic payoff for the parents. Now an uncomfortable idea could be that you make the lives of (voluntarily) childless, reproductive-age peo
10. 430.▲
    by RGamma 2y ago

    It's meant as novelty/luxury product. Ressource efficiency was certainly not part of the design. Washcloth + sink is hard to beat.
11. 431.▲
    by RGamma 2y ago

    Cuz it's k00l
12. 432.▲
    by RGamma 2y ago

    Maybe Zuckerberg will let you into his doomsday bunker if you ask nicely. Also, kinda have to ask myself what your mental model of the EU is, if you think it's the same everywhere.
13. 433.▲
    by RGamma 2y ago

    Guess now they can say "see I told you so". Not sure if that ever matters in war (probably not, most definitely not in all-out nuclear war). At any rate, it's yet another psychological micro-manipulation/escalation. Not
14. 434.▲
    by RGamma 2y ago

    It's yours to the degree IP law and lawyers say it is. Your particular problem may or may not stem from that fact, but the direction things (DRM) are going in have been clear for a long time now.
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    by RGamma 2y ago

    s/Men/Most people/
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    by RGamma 2y ago

    Guess he wants to go out with a bang when conventional warfare doesn't work out.
17. 437.▲
    by RGamma 2y ago

    What very generous subsidies are you talking about? Cheaper tuition?
18. 438.▲
    by RGamma 2y ago

    > my MacBook Hahaha
19. 439.▲
    by RGamma 2y ago

    Mexico is host to Big Crime. The fact you could send anything there at all without questions is already a small miracle.
20. 440.▲
    by RGamma 2y ago

    https://xkcd.com/1865/
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    by RGamma 2y ago

    I wouldn't consider HN a social community. More like a sort-of-aligned rag-tag drive-by commenting site. In a community you know each other personally. Not that it's not valuable or interesting, otherwise I would have quit it long
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    by RGamma 2y ago

    Then I'm out of ideas myself, sorry.
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    by RGamma 2y ago

    Quick search for Germany yielded https://www.industrystock.de/de/unternehmen/Hygiene/Zahnpfle... Web browser translators should be good enough for this. Edit: perhaaaps not the best results, I see what you me
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    by RGamma 2y ago

    Local news tends to be much more actionable as member of that locality at least in my experience. Things like when the burglary season starts, local/regional investment opportunities (e.g. wind farms), gatherings, events, road blocks d
25. 445.▲
    by RGamma 2y ago

    The vast majority of it is non-actionable (to me) information. It's exhausting to follow and impossible to remember, except perhaps as tidbits or "moving average". Professional journalism and its products have a place, but
26. 446.▲
    by RGamma 2y ago

    Various people in various situation have various motivations to commit various crimes. There's no one-size-fits-all solution. And then there's further complications regarding the definition and adjudication of crime in different c
27. 447.▲
    by RGamma 2y ago

    Depending on workload my mainboard's VRMs (I think) sound like birds chirping.
28. 448.▲
    by RGamma 2y ago

    Wine
29. 449.▲
    by RGamma 2y ago

    Also: offending Fitts's law and pseudomaximized windows.
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    by RGamma 2y ago

    And the circle completes.