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by anticorporate 3mo ago
Oh, I see, it's filtering by business type. A lot of the best places for cheap food around here are in a multi-purpose business, like a gas station or a tienda that have an awesome taqueria or panderia or something like that as a part
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by anticorporate 3mo ago
Still having issues here - maybe with the address lookup API?
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by anticorporate 3mo ago
When you can't blame the machines, pretend the workers on the lowest rungs are machines and blame them instead.
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by anticorporate 3mo ago
Can you point me at the posts where Codeberg was suggesting this? I just ran a quick search of Codeberg-related HN posts from the last year, and while there are some instances of "why I moved my stuff to Codeberg" I wasn't
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by anticorporate 3mo ago
I think "community" and "contributor community" are getting conflated here (and I made the same mistake in my original comment). All of the projects you cited certainly have a large user community. > To us, it seems
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by anticorporate 3mo ago
The author seems annoyed that Codeberg wants to focus on projects that have a legitimate contributor community and is not designed for one-off individual projects. I don't share that concern. It's not all that different from Masto
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by anticorporate 3mo ago
I suspect rather than posting whataboutisms that it would be more useful to adhere to the spirit of the rule rather than asking how close you can get to violating it without actually getting kicked off.
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by anticorporate 3mo ago
Where OnePlus excelled over Pixels (at least at one point in time; I've owned both and gone back to Pixel) was that the OnePlus' beefier hardware meant that the camera startup time and autofocus speed was much faster. The cameras
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by anticorporate 3mo ago
> I'm sure I'll get flamed into oblivion for this but it's weird to me how the zeitgeist is anti-colonialism but also against enforcing borders and national sovereignty Let me try a reply that is perhaps a little more cons
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by anticorporate 3mo ago
It really is variable. My number is closer to 9, so even nights I get my "good 8 hours" I still end up with a sleep deficit by the end of the week.
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by anticorporate 3mo ago
GUI tools were better in the 90s when interfaces were more standardized, and I think the "invisibility" factor was a big part of it. I don't want to have to learn a company's whole design philosophy system because they t
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by anticorporate 3mo ago
As problematic as national IDs and related things are are, I do someone wish my country would just assign me a universal identity number and let me use that for all government documents. Names are just too deeply personal to impose someone
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by anticorporate 3mo ago
It seems like the way brevity instructions have changed is mis-aligned with how most people would expect to use them or are currently using them. Here's the example they give: > Instead of asking for the shortest possible answer, re
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by anticorporate 3mo ago
This comment accidentally surfaces the shifting paradigm we're seeing these days: Not so much left versus right, but dismissive populist oversimplification versus policies that support a complicated, nuanced, and fragile world. Maybe A
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by anticorporate 3mo ago
You do realize that the scale on papers like this is the important part, and the creation of that scale is itself inherently biased? This particular study used a "conflict loyalties" approach - not necessarily a bad approach, but
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by anticorporate 3mo ago
I don't understand the idea of "winning" in this context. If your situation doesn't require specialized features of a particular database, then it doesn't really matter. Just pick one. There's too much prematur
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by anticorporate 3mo ago
I've had the good fortune to meet Cory many times over the past twenty years. I don't agree with everything he writes, but he's earned the right to be on of those authors I keep reading because he may end up changing my think
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by anticorporate 3mo ago
I used to work at BigTech in a role where I spent a lot of time reviewing new open source projects. It was always a fun game to guess which single person in which department tried out a piece of software that caused our logo to end up on th
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by anticorporate 3mo ago
Directly threatening individuals and teams for petty reasons is sadly common practice in US corporate environments and among the reasons I adopted my current HN username.
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by anticorporate 3mo ago
Further, what on earth is the reason for FSL for such a trivial project? FSL immediately makes me assume this project is monetized in some way, yet it's not immediately presented what that is, which makes me suspicious of the whole pro
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by anticorporate 3mo ago
Yeah, it might need some kind of a riser to prevent airflow restriction. Of course, I suppose it depends on how many squares you cover. The other idea I keep noodling about is creating modular gears and perhaps using a servo for a really co
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by anticorporate 3mo ago
I'd love to see an easy guide to doing this with the Framework Desktop form factor. I didn't buy any of the silly little squares for the front of mine since I figured I could 3D print some later, but six months in still haven&#x27
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by anticorporate 4mo ago
Author: I literally will not buy a car that does not support CarPlay. Me: I literally will not buy a car that does.
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by anticorporate 4mo ago
Your use of the word "product" here reminds me of the now infamous McDonald's video. It's a decentralized, open source, video sharing platform. It's not a product. It's okay for products to exist, but not every
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by anticorporate 4mo ago
I understand where you are coming from, and if monetization is your primary reason for being on a platform, it's likely that PeerTube is not for you, unless your videos help you move your own product or service. That said, I'm als
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Californians can protect their personal data with one click(themarkup.org)
1 points by anticorporate 4mo ago|0 comments
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Will tech giants ever let us opt out of AI search features?(fastcompany.com)
16 points by anticorporate 4mo ago|5 comments
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by anticorporate 4mo ago
Wrapping your wiring harness in capsaicin tape works pretty well. Unfortunately, this is a discovery I made after multiple annoying and expensive repairs.
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by anticorporate 4mo ago
Those two personas were very helpful to me in my previous life as a technical marketer; they helped me learn when to leave a job. Any time a company I have worked for told me they're shifting emphasis from talking about our product wit
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by anticorporate 4mo ago
Well, sure. The same could be said of any freedom they want to take away. The responsibility is on us to preserve those freedoms. Free software, open hardware, right to repair, privacy tools, etc. will all be the weapons of the people in th

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