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by _9hey 3y ago
This is amazing! This is how you share ideas with the outside world when corporate says “no open source”. It’s unlikely they’ll take anyone to court over this unless you copy their ideas verbatim
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by _9hey 3y ago
What? Are they drowning cows now??
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by _9hey 3y ago
It's not an argument against HTTPS, it's an argument to protect the relics of the past. Google doesn't provide access to results past the first 5 pages or so anyways, they have a track record for destroying the internet.
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by _9hey 3y ago
I hadn't put much thought into it until this post, sailing under the assumption that encrypted is always better. There is so much that this post got right. > It's like a massive book burning, at a much bigger scale than ever do
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by _9hey 3y ago
I strongly agree with this sentiment, whether applied to github, AWS, or any other popular platform. The industry should avoid single points of failure.
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by _9hey 3y ago
Oh nice! We got a public gqui now
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by _9hey 3y ago
It is still trivial
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by _9hey 3y ago
This is academic click bait. No astronomer is shocked by these conclusions. It is a waste of time.
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by _9hey 3y ago
How does it compare to kansas though?
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by _9hey 3y ago
You’ll own nothing and be happy /s
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by _9hey 3y ago
These addictive apps need a warning from the Surgeon General. It's not censorship, just a warning label indicating the well-known and well-studied phenomena around threats to health and personal security.
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Ask HN: What are some human made things that grow autonomously?
1 points by _9hey 3y ago|1 comments
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by _9hey 3y ago
Amazon uses dark patterns extensively while promoting Prime
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by _9hey 3y ago
The fault of journalists here is turning up the heat and spinning this in terms of identity politics as usual, when that controversy only exists between a small number of people. If they cared about truth more than controversy they would se
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by _9hey 3y ago
Making any claim about its inception is misguided, because it is not a single thing. One could argue that Robert Moog and Don Buchla invented techno in the 60s. It probably goes back further. It’s all standing on the shoulders of giants.
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by _9hey 3y ago
> people ... tend to reach for 'techno' which is vague at best Exactly this. Journalism is such a joke these days - their agenda of sowing discord is blatant. Those familiar with the history of techno wouldn't call it a ba
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by _9hey 4y ago
Why does it have to be all at the same time in a single rampage? Some killers do it over time. No guns required. Arsonists can kill dozens of people at the same time as well. No guns required. The point is the problem is the person not the
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by _9hey 4y ago
At least we can agree that gun control keeps people safe in Mexico /s
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by _9hey 4y ago
Regardless, the tool isn't the problem.
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by _9hey 4y ago
At least we can agree that outlawing bombs has kept bad people from getting them, and has kept swathes of people from dying
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by _9hey 4y ago
they certainly can, as well as with a vehicle. The problem is the user not the tool
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by _9hey 4y ago
I doubt right wingers are forcing anything in San Francisco
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Tell HN: Don't just call fine-tuning “training”
2 points by _9hey 4y ago|1 comments
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by _9hey 4y ago
I’m mid 30s and have been writing front end code since the late 90s and it never ceases to amaze me how straightforward and easy it has become. When XMLHttpRequest came out it felt like a HUGE hack to load stuff that wasn’t xml. In fact the
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by _9hey 4y ago
I’d like some clarification of terms - when they say it takes 3 hours to train, they’re not saying from scratch are they? There’s already a huge amount of training to get to that point, isn’t that correct? If so, then it’s pretty audacious
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by _9hey 4y ago
Sounds like a sad story. I’m sorry to hear that
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by _9hey 4y ago
Why buy bookkeeping services, couldn’t you automatically categorize expenses?
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by _9hey 4y ago
MSBs fund Wall Street to compete with families for houses. Phoenix is a good case study.
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by _9hey 4y ago
I agree with this. The consequences are unfortunate.
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by _9hey 4y ago
Should have started with “ We are not asking for a bank bailout. ” Edit: my opinion reversed. I actually with the replies here. It is effectively what YC is asking for. It’s a matter of choosing who suffers: investors or private home buyers

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