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by alt227 2mo ago
There would be no update mechanism meaning games would get out of date with no way to apply patches, and no steam api for multiplayer games meaning nothing would work online. You seem to not really know much about the subject so I will stop
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by alt227 2mo ago
You keep missing the point that this has nothing to do with normal. Its a weather even which raises temperatures. The base temp is irrelevant.
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by alt227 2mo ago
I dont see how those 3 words change the meaning. If I could edit my post to add them in I would.
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by alt227 2mo ago
I would say its up to the user to research what they are using.
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by alt227 2mo ago
You miss the point, the warming of El Nino is relative. El Nino warmed the earth more back then relative to average temperatures than it currently is now.
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by alt227 2mo ago
I'm glad you put the industrial qualifier on your food production comment. Eating meat is completely fine when doing it in moderation and buying only from local sustainable farms. However, industrial international scale meat producti
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by alt227 2mo ago
You care about the climate and you think just cutting emissions in one part of the world to increase them in another is a good thing?
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by alt227 2mo ago
China currently emits a third of the entire C02 generation of the entire planet per year, you taking the bus is going to do nothing. What we need to do is all stop buying next day delivered pieces of plastic produced in Chinese factories. B
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by alt227 2mo ago
There is also an inverse relationship between stopping/slowing climate change and making us survive it more comfortably.
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by alt227 2mo ago
> This El Nino is expected to be worse > this is the worst El Niño ever recorded Consistency doesn't seem your strong point, in language as well as factually! I stand by my point, this is currently not unprecedented. You are welc
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by alt227 2mo ago
> expected to be worse Lets not speculate, currently there have been worse ones in the past. If this eventually becomes more extreme then yes it will become a big talking point, but it is not there yet.
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by alt227 2mo ago
> Get off HN if you care about spirituality. Being interested in tech and spiritually are not mutually exclusive things.
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by alt227 2mo ago
The solution to climate change is definitely not more gadgets and power use.
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by alt227 2mo ago
> But this is something the world has never seen and I mean that literally Lets not forget there have been bigger and hotter events than this in local past. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1877%E2%80%931878_El_Ni%C3%B1
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by alt227 2mo ago
I would wager thats because the internet/social media is a relatively new thing compared to politics, and thats where most of these campaigns to vote joke come from. There will be a lot more of them in the future.
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by alt227 2mo ago
I guarantee you if steam was blocked on windows, lots of gamers would do something about it. They are generally technically adept people, and if their multi-hundred pound library of games suddenly got taken away from them on windows, many w
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by alt227 2mo ago
You completely miss the point. The point was that Netflix have written a massive huge technical blog post about how they are using a fashionable new technology to give better recommendations based on your data alone. However they have left
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by alt227 2mo ago
> I tried a blank Firefox on YouTube Wouldnt this be the same experience on all 'blank' browsers? The whole point was install ublock origin extension and that all goes away. You make it sound like its Firefoxs fault that youtub
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by alt227 2mo ago
Really? What doesnt work? Im logged into it right now on Firefox and it seems fine to me.
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by alt227 2mo ago
There is a lot of difference. Try watching Youtube with uBlock Lite for example.
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by alt227 2mo ago
> Microsoft threatened to blacklist Steam from Windows That would never fly with consumers, Microsoft are big but not that big.
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by alt227 2mo ago
I have used Firefox solely for over a decade. Recently I switched to Chrome to see what I was missing. I was horrified at Chromes memory bloat and the fact it puts tabs to sleep. Trying to click through old tabs was an absolute nightmare as
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by alt227 2mo ago
Here we go, the start of LLMs plugged into everything. Do Netflix recommendations really need to use LLMs? This post paints a very altruistic picture of how recommendations can be fed from user history, preferences, device and environment c
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by alt227 2mo ago
You like lists
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by alt227 2mo ago
People also voted for Boaty McBoatface which shows just how passionate people can be when theres a silly choice they can make.
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by alt227 2mo ago
Had a problem with this recently. Switched from Websockets to SSE and then couldnt understand why messages were coming out of order. Had to implement microtime timestamps on each sent message and then perform a check on the client to disreg
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by alt227 2mo ago
I dont get what you are arguing. If state lives on the server you have added complexity of holding state for every user. This is exactly what REST was designed to remove.
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by alt227 2mo ago
They couldnt drop you a text or give you a call?
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by alt227 2mo ago
> it’s hard to replace local groups for me. Once you stop using them for a few months you wont miss them. Its all part of the game to keep you sucked in.
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by alt227 2mo ago
In my experience a lot of the "best practice" warnings are reductive. A couple examples from this list are not requiring a type parameter on certain tags, or style tags being valid under html and body tags but not div tags. These

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