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Ask HN: What Happened to Instant Messengers?
7 points by aliqot 4y ago|6 comments
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by aliqot 4y ago
Whether due to bad timing in the market or general hubris, Reddit won't sell until it reaches the likes of Yahoo and the Ruperts of the world. Every day they look more and more like Digg v4, their own raison d'être
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Ask HN: Do you see there being a future job role for generating AI prompts?
1 points by aliqot 4y ago|2 comments
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by aliqot 4y ago
I want to be on OpenBSD so bad but support is not the same as full support. There are still issues like battery life, GPU, etc. AFAIK everything still happens on the CPU, which increases battery draw.
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by aliqot 4y ago
> ...they know what their doing... I welcome corrections --> they're ;-) HEADSHOT
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by aliqot 4y ago
If you'd have said this way back I'd have had my hands up like "What's wrong with flatpak", but as I moved to smaller hardware, I started to realize how much space a mainly flatpak environment takes up. It kind of m
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by aliqot 4y ago
Thank you
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by aliqot 4y ago
I don't understand how it is possible to lie to myself. It requires you to suspend disbelief and say to yourself that something did or didn't happen, that's something I cannot fathom.
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by aliqot 4y ago
> Potentially, the people responsible for deciding your salary. Yikes, yeah I forget some people have that type of workplace that isn't necessarily result driven. If that is the case and does get someone escorted at least there&#x27
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by aliqot 4y ago
caught mine sneaking off with a litter biscuit more than once
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by aliqot 4y ago
A great way to deal with this is to use small sharp gravel, it bothers their paws. If you can imagine a layer about 2 inches thick of this gravel between the normal dirt and the compost, that's about what you want to aim for. We get vo
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by aliqot 4y ago
The dewormer has a half life of about 24 hours, and is also exiting in a different form than it was administered.
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by aliqot 4y ago
A good idea is to create a file called CONTRIBUTING, and then inside put 5 of your top bullet points for what you expect form a PR. I thought it was dumb at first, but people actually used them to my surprise. Hope it works out for you! Als
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by aliqot 4y ago
Martin thanks for jumping in, the thing I'd love most is when I'm logged in and go to github.com, just take me to my repository list. I'd pay money for that.
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Microblog.pub – A self-hosted, single-user, ActivityPub powered microblog(sr.ht)
15 points by aliqot 4y ago|0 comments
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by aliqot 4y ago
I don't think people actually do that though. Who'd do that? Who would you even be lying to, yourself?
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by aliqot 4y ago
Proud to be weird :) have a great weekend
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by aliqot 4y ago
Those have been vouched for
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by aliqot 4y ago
A single flagged comment and we've declared someone irredeemable. Amazing. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31738035
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by aliqot 4y ago
I think your comments are being suppressed, they're all removed after you post. You might check on that.
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by aliqot 4y ago
Posting before fact checking.
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by aliqot 4y ago
No means no. This person made the terrible decision to compare those who desire privacy to criminals, and to that I say good day sir.
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by aliqot 4y ago
bike doesnt lean
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by aliqot 4y ago
> I think that a class of people, who ask kind of questions that need absolute guarantee of anonymity (I am thinking terrorists, drug dealers, traffickers etc) Hard nope, that guy's trouble. He's not one of us.
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by aliqot 4y ago
Nope, find a problem you have, then solve it. Next, find a problem someone else has, and tell them to pay you to solve it. Being a programmer means you choose to have a boss or not.
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by aliqot 4y ago
ok
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by aliqot 4y ago
They match swarm IP's and then notify ISP's who voluntarily hassle you on their behalf. An IP doesn't equal a person in USA.
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by aliqot 4y ago
Thanks! It's yours now, tell a friend :) Use it how you wish.
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by aliqot 4y ago
Design is timeless artistry, web is a medium of many
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by aliqot 4y ago
This reminds me of some of the systems that Thad Starner and Steve Mann came up with at MIT Media Lab in the early days of wearables. Audio first was attractive because the displays were bulky, expensive, and lo-res.

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