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WarcrimeActual
7mo ago
They do own it. Any court would likely agree that what OpenTTD does is copy an IP they own. And they'd have the right to C&D it.
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WarcrimeActual
7mo ago
But it's not and we don't live in fantasy land. Your approach would have it shut down tomorrow.
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WarcrimeActual
7mo ago
Thing is, they own it. They have every right to cease and desist, I assume, and haven't. That's generous compared to most companies reactions already.
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WarcrimeActual
7mo ago
What I hope not to see is the Reddit method of "Oh you made a new account? Cool. You can't post anywhere and you can't post until you've posted catch 22"
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WarcrimeActual
7mo ago
I don't know if you're joking, but this is exactly how it should work.
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WarcrimeActual
7mo ago
Spoiler alert. You're reading a rich guys humblebrag site.
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WarcrimeActual
7mo ago
He's rich. You don't owe him good faith.
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WarcrimeActual
7mo ago
This whole site is a rich persons humblebrag. That renders all of it moot as far as value.
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WarcrimeActual
7mo ago
You'll get crap here for it, but I agree. This is someone that has so little to worry about that he has to look for things. Then you look at his travel habits and jobs and you realize he's just one more rich bored guy showing of
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WarcrimeActual
7mo ago
Surprise surprise. Felix is as rich and out of touch as most rich and out of touch people.
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WarcrimeActual
8mo ago
A lot of people forget that programs will use whatever RAM they have available. 8GB will absolutely be find for the majority of actually casual computer users.
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8mo ago
I think that you're drastically understating how great this is for actual general use. The problem is we have an extremely inflated idea of what general use is. People that frequent places like HN think it's light to moderate co
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8mo ago
Ironically, his last comment before this was to the effect of "Github has a bot problem."
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Show HN: Building to Remember. Using AI to Wrangle My Daily Mess
(chrisberry-tech.pages.dev)
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8mo ago
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8mo ago
I see it differently, and not in a particularly popular manner. Public companies allow those that are already pretty well off to rocket past those who can't afford shares, therefore adding to the disparity. I despise sudden or inheri
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WarcrimeActual
8mo ago
This is kind of splitting hairs. The all need humans in the loop to set up hosting, web addressing, databases, etc...
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8mo ago
I'd go as far as saying every film ever made should have to have a concrete ending and stand on it's own. I am however much less into "freedoms" as I get older and see people become crackheads for apps and the worst for
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10mo ago
I mean it's kind of obvious right. He's rich.
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11mo ago
I have to believe you used the word see twice ironically.
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11mo ago
> No “AI” writing aids, no “AI” summaries, no ChatGPT, no Gemini search nonsense, nothing. I take pride in doing research and writing properly, without the “aid” of digital parrots with brain damage, and if there’s any errors, they’re mi
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1y ago
It amazes me what we manage to figure out on the mechanical side of things. Just look at motorcycle engines. Screaming along at upwards of 20k RPM and just taking it in stride and moving people down the road at what might as well be super
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1y ago
https://i.imgur.com/zCjoWIZ.jpeg I feel gross.
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1y ago
>I've often thought about that when there's a work crisis: If I'm the second on the scene, what can I do to support those fighting the fire right now, before jumping in. Great! Now I'll have to see this quote over an
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1y ago
That's unfortunate but I won't read anything about musk anyway so it's going to be a dead artist situation for me.
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1y ago
>There is no expectation of privacy in any place that is considered public. I had a guy at Walmart yesterday call the cops on me because I took a picture of the strip mall it was in on a small point and shoot and he assumed I was for som
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1y ago
For a second I misread and thought you said 118 million your first month. I almost threw up, died, and then pulled my beta down and went and played in traffic. Seriously though, congrats on revenue in the first month and 306 users out the
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I got my first SaaS Beta Signup
(imgur.com)
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1y ago
Currently building a SaaS for product management to make up for some of my own defects. Looking for beta testers if anyone is interested in trying it and providing feedback. There will definitely be bugs but I plan to start using it for m
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1y ago
This isn't fake and it's week old news. I am surprised there hasn't been more noise. Usually I get my news from here, but this came down through the security guy at work.
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Facebook, Apple, Google and Netflix hit by login and password data leak
(msn.com)
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1y ago
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