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Sakos
4y ago
> Is Google responsible for diffamatory statements that can potentially show up in search result snippets? Why do people like you do this? Regulations can make Google responsible for plenty of things that show up in their results. Often
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4y ago
> I see a lot of comments in this thread with what about-isms or "I don't care, we wouldn't miss anything", but these people are short-sighted. And to be honest the hacker news community is frequently the community I
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Sakos
4y ago
> This pretty much defeats the strategy of writing a diary to make sure I don't get tangled up in false memories. I would be extremely cautious drawing that conclusion just on the basis of this study. They were experimenting with r
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Sakos
4y ago
Lovecraftian horror as a file format. What a great article. I had a look at when this article was posted on HN a few years ago. The comments are typical nitpicky HN comments like "but why did he want to make his own implementation"
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4y ago
I really like this. I'd say the only thing I'm missing is being able to make custom playlists like Spotify. I think there are plenty of people who still have their own music that might find this useful, but I have no idea how you
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Sakos
4y ago
I had the same first thought, but I'm not sure it's as big as a problem as you make it out to be. I know plenty of people who still have music in the form of mp3's. One of the biggest issues the service has is being able to r
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Sakos
4y ago
I can't tell the difference either even with all the add-ons I use. FF runs great on my M1.
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Sakos
4y ago
I've seen some really weird performance behavior from Defender and I just keep it disabled on my desktop device now. I'm not surprised to see it affecting Firefox like this. Defender's dropped all the way to the bottom of the
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Sakos
4y ago
Who is "people" in this? If you mean your average user, it's unrealistic to expect them to know or care about details like this. This is the kind of thing that needs sane defaults.
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Sakos
4y ago
I've started wearing arthritis compression gloves when my hands are cold while using my PC. Colleague suggested the idea and it's been great.
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Sakos
4y ago
https://www.ecb.europa.eu/stats/policy_and_exchange_rates/eu... Seems to be going up again in value, but prices are sticky. MSRPs made when the it was down to 1:0.9 (USD:EURO) are probably gonna be permanent. PS5
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Sakos
4y ago
Do we at least still use hardware interlocks? I hope we still use hardware interlocks.
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Sakos
4y ago
PC and laptop sales exploded during the pandemic. It's clear that these devices absolutely have their place and aren't going anywhere. I know it's popular to be contrarian, but sometimes the obvious answer actually is the ans
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Sakos
4y ago
Wow. That's infuriating. I had no idea until I saw these comments. Apparently these people are insanely petty and gifted developers. Here the relevant text about 16k page size kernels: > IOMMU 4K patches (in review): The M1 is pec
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Sakos
4y ago
> AMD should not continue to increase model numbers. Doing so can decrease performance across a variety of metrics, as data from the HD 6950 and RX 6900 XT shows. Instead, they should hold the model number in place or even decrease it to
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4y ago
For whoever else who doesn't know wtf a 16k kernel is supposed to be: https://asahilinux.org/2021/10/progress-report-september-202...
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Sakos
4y ago
> The term “covered transaction” means a transaction in which an entity described in subparagraph (B) has any interest (including through an interest in a contract for the provision of the technology or service) I interpret interest to m
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Sakos
4y ago
I've been approaching this from the same perspective and I'm wondering the same thing. It feels like there's a lot of spinning going on and I'm not sure people are aware of it. This seems to be a common sticking point: &
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Sakos
4y ago
Another theory is that black holes (or some black holes) are what we understand under dark energy. https://phys.org/news/2023-02-scientists-evidence-black-hole... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EGe5qvI
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Sakos
4y ago
No, it's a good argument for better regulating organisations like PayPal that function as banks but pretend they're anything but.
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Sakos
4y ago
This makes me curious about its ownership structure and what would happen if he died tomorrow.
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Sakos
4y ago
Isn't Gabe one of the rich guys investing in life extension? If we're lucky, they figure it out before he dies and he can become Steam's eternal steward. Otherwise I absolutely see the platform going to shit once he's go
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Sakos
4y ago
This is the craziest shit I've read all month. How did this make it into production?
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Sakos
4y ago
Reminds me of this at the time fantastical scene in Enemy of the State https://youtu.be/3EwZQddc3kY
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Sakos
4y ago
My god, the comments on these SVB articles keep getting worse. I'd delete 95% of the comments I see, including yours.
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Sakos
4y ago
ITT: People who don't understand shit about how Chrome became the dominant browser. And also so closed-minded as to not want to consider anything beyond "Chrome was better". I guess I shouldn't be surprised, but I don&#x
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Sakos
4y ago
That's the narrative tech guys tell themselves because they don't care about anticompetitive behavior unless it's a company they don't like. I worked with normal users for years. Half of them weren't aware of what b
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Sakos
4y ago
You realize that Chrome only became the dominant browser because Google abused their search monopoly, right? 99% of average users don't know bupkiss about browsers, or what the difference is supposed to be. Unless antitrust laws are fi
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Sakos
4y ago
That's the point though. TikTok is extremely responsive and exploratory. You got forklift, train and truck videos. Full disclosure, I primarily got pretty women who were clearly of age being sexually suggestive or dancing, because, wel
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Sakos
4y ago
Nah. My main interests on TikTok were pretty women and funny videos. Which is why it was disturbing to me that it would keep trying to show me girls that were way too young.
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