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bantunes
4y ago
The little voice that says something is only worth doing if it boosts your ego somehow.
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4y ago
It's Apple-think. I showed someone I know (who used to work at Apple) my SailfishOS phone, and this was before iOS added gestures to manage apps. SailfishOS had those "pull down to minimize" and so on gestures before iOS, and
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4y ago
Nice - I use Blanket[0] sometimes, but having something context-sensitive is interesting. [0] - https://flathub.org/apps/details/com.rafaelmardojai.Blanket
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bantunes
4y ago
C'mon, it's only been 60 years! /s
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4y ago
When real estate is at such a premium in big cities (even with recent slides)[1], good schools free from teachers having to pay for their own materials expensive[2], and going to the emergency room potentially costing you thousands of dolla
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4y ago
I don't know why this is surprising. Option A: grow plants, eat plants. Option B: grow plants, breed animals, feed plants to animals, give animal antibiotics to survive breeding pens, give animal hormones to grow faster, slaughter anim
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bantunes
4y ago
We keep rewarding the wrong people, it's no wonder things are as they are.
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4y ago
Aren't they legally obliged to do this, anyway?
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React and LiveView in 2022
(blog.nootch.net)
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4y ago
I replied to the original comment that triggered my comment, and after seeing him expecting payment for a quality reply and another saying oxygen is a common constraint I felt the effort wasn't worth it. Your passive aggressive jab at
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4y ago
I see. Many thanks
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bantunes
4y ago
Please expand on one example of constraints that apply to troops of monkeys and modern day humans.
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4y ago
To suggest modern human life is governed by the same constraints as a troop of monkeys is ludicrous. Of course we're not the same, but to think we should leave it at that and never try to bridge the gap and fix injustices that might ar
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5y ago
This was marketed so well some people were lining up to buy it and didn't even have a computer - "I just want to be more productive". Crazy to think an OS launch could be so impactful today.
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5y ago
We make fun of the Romans for eating out of lead plates and slowly going crazy, and yet here we are surrounded by a substance that might cause cognitive impairment as well https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/
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Fake Profile Detector Chrome Extension
(chrome.google.com)
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5y ago
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5y ago
Have a look here https://twitter.com/shit_hn_says
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5y ago
I was going to reply saying Gobo came first, but they're both from 2003!
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5y ago
Doesn't "warts and all" for developing self-driving tech mean people dying?
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5y ago
Hey, author here. I meant "free" as in full featured - I remember Nomad having features that I quite liked behind the Enterprise paywall.
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5y ago
This one is Oracle free :)
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bantunes
5y ago
You're not in the percentage of users that has a problem with it (that I'd put in the high 70s or 80s).
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5y ago
I wonder how "bullshit jobs" and the fact a lot of people in large organizations are not really into the mission factor into this.
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5y ago
Those high taxes are only a problem if you don't get anything for them. Pretty sure people in Denmark get their money's worth.
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5y ago
It's really nice to see Barcelona at the forefront of innovative city planning. They also introduced "superblocks" a few years ago https://www.archdaily.com/796252/how-barcelonas-superblocks-...
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5y ago
To quote ambassador Spock: "the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few"
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Why the Non-Aggression Principle is useless as a moral guideline http://dbzer0.com/blog/why-the-non-aggression-principle-is-u...
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5y ago
Even more unpopular opinion: getting rid of a 100% tax exemption for people earning over 400k is just how things should be in a functioning society. Maybe with more of these measures, we can stop seeing stories of people working two jobs in
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Pixelpipe: A precursor to contemporary content management applications
(onpointinternetmarketing.com)
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5y ago
What makes you say that? I use it as a daily driver since it launched.
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