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by arbitrage 4y ago
I think the implication of the post is that calling it 'just' a gaming laptop is under-selling it.
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by arbitrage 4y ago
The question for what actually replaces the WWW as we currently know it isn't really open-ended. Many of the people who post on HN and similar sites remember what the web was like before it became an ad-funded mess. I would enthusiasti
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by arbitrage 4y ago
Expecting your 8+ year old laptop to run as well as it did when it was new is completely unreasonable. That has never been a reasonable expectation in the history of computing.
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by arbitrage 4y ago
> This behaviour seems to have no subsistence-related purpose but to be more symbolic in its intent. It's very humanizing. A growing body of evidence is suggesting that Neanderthal culture was much more vibrant and sophisticated tha
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by arbitrage 4y ago
https://archive.is/yqL8Y
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by arbitrage 4y ago
http://web.archive.org/web/20230127104933/https://castlebrid...
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by arbitrage 4y ago
What regulation? Nobody will ever prosecute them.
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by arbitrage 4y ago
> Source: I'm a dumbass MBA admittee. Is the money that good?
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by arbitrage 4y ago
I can't fuel my car with hydrogen.
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by arbitrage 4y ago
> Quality of data and mis-labeling issues is something that would be apparent right away, no? You are correct, those issues were apparent right from the beginning, and they never really got better. The acoustic fingerprinting worked sort
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by arbitrage 4y ago
net energy gain if you ignore the overwhelming net energy loss, sure.
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by arbitrage 4y ago
Because you can't do that with vanilla HTML/JS/CS.
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by arbitrage 4y ago
It's an order of magnitude easier to befriend crows in the city, as opposed to the country. The more rural you are located, the more time it will take you to befriend a crow. The first one is the hardest. They'll start bringing fr
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by arbitrage 4y ago
HN doesn't update anything. That will obviously never happen.
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by arbitrage 4y ago
> For example, between them Google and Microsoft have wrecked email. How so?
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by arbitrage 4y ago
Mock the Week was recently cancelled.
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by arbitrage 4y ago
> There isn't a particular threshold they have to be under. This is a patently false thing to say. https://www.fcc.gov/general/cell-phones-and-specific-absorpt...
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by arbitrage 4y ago
broken as designed.
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by arbitrage 4y ago
The UK refused to allow Assange to be extradited to the US because the US still practices the death penalty. That's one of the few areas that the UK and the US disagree publicly on.
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by arbitrage 4y ago
> Nobody takes a job thinking that it will be permanent, or is that a thing now? Does everybody take a job expecting to leave it? I don't think that is the case.
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by arbitrage 4y ago
In no way. The DDR was a communist cesspit of a proxy state for the USSR from day one. It was not socialist. It just called itself that.
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by arbitrage 4y ago
Error-correction in audio CDs can correct errors up to a specific threshold of corruption. Additionally, there is no way to know that you've passed that threshold -- the drive will just return bits, with no way to guarantee that they
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by arbitrage 4y ago
> Ever since the systemd thing, I can’t get it to work. There are lots of instructions available for de-SystemD'ing debian. You could try one of those.
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by arbitrage 4y ago
You're focusing on justice for the person who committed the crime. What about justice for the person or people who were victims of the crime? What about justice for the society in which the crime took place? While the perpetrator may b
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by arbitrage 4y ago
The .com and .org namespace has been diluted in meaning for decades. You can make no useful inference about the owner of a .com or a .org domain name. They literally signify nothing anymore.
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by arbitrage 4y ago
Google knows already. They just don't care.
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by arbitrage 4y ago
Amazing musicianship.
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by arbitrage 4y ago
You're really pushing sodastream, huh?
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by arbitrage 4y ago
Your argument is one heck of a strawman. Why on earth would you use a search engine to search for "camera" and be disappointed that libcamera didn't make the front page of your results? Searching for "lib camera", &
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by arbitrage 4y ago
You're in luck though, because nobody is ever going to use this format.

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