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by bezier-curve 2y ago
To clarify, my point is music listening is ultimately subjective, and there's no objective, "correct", way people can experience and appreciate art.
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by bezier-curve 2y ago
There's a lot of cases where I've been offered up an artist's "greatest hits" or "latest hit" through an algorithm, and it got me curious enough to dig and discover their albums, and listen to them the way
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by bezier-curve 2y ago
As far as flak, I think your point about album appreciation could be interesting if presented in a more constructive way. The tone of your comment comes across as somewhat condescending, which can make it harder for others to engage with th
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by bezier-curve 2y ago
I think they're talented, but they got their rise in a time when social mobility was generally easier. Once entrenched in popular culture, it becomes a matter of maintaining momentum. Digital music production has democratized discovera
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by bezier-curve 2y ago
Typescript is safer JS. You're still using JS with TS. The "bolted on" phrasing makes me think your issue may be more the absence of more opinionated frameworks like Django, that manage everything out of the box. I love using
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by bezier-curve 2y ago
He's not a Democrat either. The Republican base turning its back on the moderates in their faction is not really the Democrat electorates' problem.
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by bezier-curve 2y ago
Well, I get the point you're trying to make but it seems a bit reductionist to compare discrimination against a legally protected status to whether or not "nice" people are using public resources. One instance is actually ill
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by bezier-curve 2y ago
Well, I live in the bible belt, and I'm pretty certain it was discrimination in my case because one of their "board of directors" posted a homophobic tweet the same day I was banned. It's an example of how we shouldn&#x2
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by bezier-curve 2y ago
There's a local developer meetup group in my hometown, a town which doesn't have a lot of local developers, ban me for essentially disagreeing with them in a private Discord DM. My crime? Telling them I don't like my hometown
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by bezier-curve 2y ago
I've been watching Andreas' youtube channel, no need to talk down to me.
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by bezier-curve 2y ago
Have to agree, though I think as the saying goes, "don't hate the playa, hate the game". Capitalism sucks. Sorry for my non-HN-like comment, but it's the truth.
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by bezier-curve 2y ago
The best we have are M-Discs, a type of durable BD-R disc that are supposed to last up to 1000 years.
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by bezier-curve 2y ago
Its commentary on AI and surveillance was really ahead of its time.
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by bezier-curve 2y ago
Also have the same experience with MO DMVs being slow like DMVs commonly are. I think being for profit also makes the quality of the locations inconsistent [1] and that is mostly due to no state funding. [1] https://www.google.co
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by bezier-curve 2y ago
Thanks, this is interesting. I can appreciate there being a balance of these two economic extremes. I think for the US, it needs more socialist policies so people's lives aren't ruined for things outside their control. E.g., going
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by bezier-curve 2y ago
> four-day working weeks I don't see how this affects innovation. Labor interests need to be taken care of too in a startup-friendly economy. In fact, I will probably never work for a startup simply because of the lack of safety net
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by bezier-curve 2y ago
Have you looked at various models on Hugging Face? There are so many anime characters headlining the readme's. I think it's an interesting cultural disconnect to observe in this thread, but at the end of the day, open source proje
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by bezier-curve 2y ago
This must be R-- I mean totally some example of a site that HN will never become, getting downvoted for an actual question.
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by bezier-curve 2y ago
That sounds terrifying... what's wrong with people?
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by bezier-curve 2y ago
Why does that sound good to you? Do the executives at the Fortune 500 you worked at not make enough millions to comically eclipse the average wealth of the people that actually run the company?
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by bezier-curve 2y ago
On my S24 Ultra, I am seeing it generate several words a second.
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by bezier-curve 3y ago
> I do not want government interference in a market place This is just not the world we live in. The Play store is also malware-free, and yet you can sideload apps on Android phones.
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by bezier-curve 3y ago
> However, the bill is narrowly targeted and only applies to third-party data brokers. The legislation doesn’t ban American tech companies like Meta, Apple, or X from doing almost anything they want with the data they collect on users. I
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by bezier-curve 3y ago
> it takes more energy and more carbon emissions to walk a mile than it takes to drive a vehicle a mile Do you have a source for this? Sounds questionable.
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by bezier-curve 3y ago
I know that account may have been sentimental to you, but I can tell you first hand that the reddit admins really don't care about old users, or any form of loyalty if it's unrelated to their bottom line. If it doesn't enable
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by bezier-curve 3y ago
It's best to compare it to Webpack - both are pretty good. Vite is intuitive with fast build times and has HMR that's easy to configure. Webpack takes effort to configure but will likely have a well supported plugin for any edge c
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by bezier-curve 3y ago
Karma in general is a poor metric of quality, and the way that downvotes are being gated from users not catering to popular opinion pushes out these voices that may not necessarily be fringe, but just unpopular at the time. This is a feedba
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by bezier-curve 3y ago
10k seems low considering millions of people wasted millions of hours of their time looking at a loading screen.
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by bezier-curve 3y ago
> There's a reason I still am skeptical of calling client-side devs "actual programmers". Nothing in your comment actually supports this last jab at web developers. Can you elaborate? I imagine you can't because you&#
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by bezier-curve 3y ago
I get that people don't want to underestimate someone as bad as him being president again, but at the same time, he's not even going to be on the ballot in Colorado, he's pretty much already finished as a politician.

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