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> This optimizes for Paul's outcomes not for the individual outcomes. I don't get your comment. Are you saying PG is trying to deter and throw off teenagers so they don't compete in the space he invested in?
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Marking the Web's 35th Birthday: An Open Letter from Tim Berners-Lee
(webfoundation.org)
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I meant online interactions in general even with a pseudonym. You mentioned using a VPN and a pseudonym but my point about data mining and computing power is that it seems quite easy and more accessible than ever to use techniques like Styl
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Ask HN: Are you getting more hesitant to share and being open online?
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Commute talk: Why did I start building a browser? – Andreas Kling (2019) [video]
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Except only those working in the field are familiar with the historical context and "AI as a field from the 60s". The public only see the advertisements. Are we really going to blame the victims and tell them, of course it's
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Previous discussion: Firefox Was Always Enough - 3 years ago (586 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25443152
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Firefox Was Always Enough (2020)
(ianbicking.org)
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Great concept 1. The site seems to be active. How did you grow the current userbase? 2. How is it monetized and sustained? I looked around and couldn't find a pricing page or equivalent
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You're the one claiming that journalists weren't targeted for being a journalist based on what? your hunch? Are you listening to yourself? I'm not interested in your personal opinion and what you think. Maybe this and maybe
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Just a pro-tip: You should do a Show HN instead Next time, just write a title like so (Show HN: Gridea - Build your blog in minutes) there's a special system in place where product launches tend to get more visibility
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Browser Extensions: Powerful and Potentially Dangerous
(textslashplain.com)
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> Are tech job interviews really such a nightmare? Compared to other professions with similar pay? What other professions have a standard lengthy process with multiple rounds of interviews even for interns?
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> is there any evidence that Israel has targeted journalists intentionally that weren't involved in the fighting? Yes my dear, there's plenty. Many journalists had an airstrike called on their homes. Some were not in it at the
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What about the others documented here? What about journalists from before, even completely outside Gaza, like Shireen Abu Akleh, the American-palestinian journalist who was sniped while reporting? There seems to be a long history of Israel
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> combatants used that (PRESS) vest as a means of protection [citation needed]
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Rust in Production – The Podcast
(corrode.dev)
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> For some (most) people, it just never occurs to them to search/research their question. I think this is more of an illusion because you're close to the action. Just think of how many times you looked for your phone while hold
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Firefox will win a lot of people over with the android addons now open. It certainly did for me. It seems not well adveritised outside of fans circles who were already following the project and anticipating it. Firefox now has an edge. If t
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Code Shelter – Match open source projects that need help with maintainers
(codeshelter.co)
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The Future Needs Files
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TypeScript wasn't invented to add types to JavaScript (2023)
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> I wonder whether newbies see this sort of thing, and think Linux needs this level of complexity. To be fair, people who aren't already familiar with Linux, won't even come across these articles to begin with. But I can see w
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Algorithms Interviews: Theory vs. Practice
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Another not well known service if anyone is interested is FeedMerge Bridge from rss-bridge.org: https://rss-bridge.org/bridge01/#bridge-FeedMergeBridge
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RSS Fusion – Merge multiple RSS/atom feeds into a single feed
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The Art of Showing Pure Incompetence at an Unwanted Task (2007)
(web.archive.org)
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Structured Procrastination (1995)
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Think Week
(patwalls.com)
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Once I was aware of the amount of psychology tactics that goes behind youtube channels, I've come to the realization that I'm not "chilling" while on Youtube, more like being targeted by psychopaths. I heard MrBeast on a
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