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by causi 4y ago
I'd like somebody to write a browser extension that, a la Sponsorblock, lets a group of likeminded individuals flag and filter out for each other HN submissions for a wider variety of reasons than are permitted under the official guide
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by causi 4y ago
Sure, but the grandparent said "You'd be arrested in the UK/US if your child wrote glory to isis". That's the only point I'm rebutting.
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by causi 4y ago
You can find plenty of indictment PDFs on justice.gov that reference "social media posts in support of ISIS." Are there any that only reference social media posts in support of ISIS? You could use them as supporting evidence o
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by causi 4y ago
Perhaps in the UK, but writing "Glory to ISIS" is perfectly legal in the US.
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by causi 4y ago
How does XFCE feel like old windows? To me it looks a lot more like OSX than Windows.
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by causi 4y ago
It's not a centrist position, it's just one that doesn't adhere to the doctrine of either the Right or the Left.
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by causi 4y ago
This dispute has certainly had consequences, most of them negative. There's an enormous amount of relevant details missing from this article and I don't know why. Why is there no response from Kahng to G&M's rebuttal of
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by causi 4y ago
The question is, at what point does user-hostile site behavior become more than tangential? Surely if, for example, a page contained malware that would warrant at least a mention in the comments. Personally I appreciated your warning.
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by causi 4y ago
The problem is they get treated as if they're a member of the opposite side, not a third viewpoint. I can't count the number of times I've been called a Nazi and a communist in the same day.
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by causi 4y ago
People with middle-ground attitudes seem to just get attacked by both sides nowadays.
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by causi 4y ago
Hall-effect joysticks don't drift. I've also never had a 360 controller drift. Switch joysticks drift much faster than average.
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by causi 4y ago
Politics at all is already treading the line here, and HN has a very low tolerance for posturing bullshit.
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by causi 4y ago
It's not questionable at all. For five percent of the annual US defense budget it has destroyed approximately half the total warmaking capacity of Russia. That's a damn good return on investment.
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by causi 4y ago
Not on the Thinkpad Trackpoint Keyboard II.
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by causi 4y ago
Those seem wildly expensive for something you could replicate by adding a force sensor to a trackball mouse.
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by causi 4y ago
This seems sort of obvious to me that fingernails, antlers, hair, and other keratin growths aren't the same Antlers are bone, not keratin. During the growth process they have skin, blood vessels, and nerves.
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by causi 4y ago
My experience with ChatGPT has been less than stellar. It's great at making things up but it's terrible at actually following rules. So far I've had it fail to follow the rules for making a D&D character despite correctly
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by causi 4y ago
I didn't say it was a reasonable course of action.
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by causi 4y ago
For the moment Framework computers don't do anything my current laptop can't but I'm very excited for their future. Maybe the next model will have full-height modules so we can add functionality to the top of the palmrest ins
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by causi 4y ago
It was never about NATO. It's about the Bessarabian Gap and the Black Sea. Putin wants the potential invasion routes into Russia.
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by causi 4y ago
What's always kept me from making the jump is that I'll get hours, day, or weeks into using it and then hit a dealbreaker. It's always something basic but bizarre, and the attitude of the community is always "Come on dud
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by causi 4y ago
According to the report, Arm wants to stop charging chip vendors to make Arm chips, and instead wants to charge device makers—especially smartphone manufacturers—a fee based on the overall price of the final product. Hmm, I wonder if this
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by causi 4y ago
I want something I can't get somewhere else. Being able to make my own modules is cool but there's simply not enough slots to even match my current ultraportable, let alone give me room to experiment.
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by causi 4y ago
It's using the energy of radioactive decay, not of a fission chain reaction. Where ChatGPT actually made a mistake was in ignoring the fact you can't get that energy out quickly enough. 1 gram of u-238 will release 19 million Calo
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by causi 4y ago
If you don't, you shouldn't. But then why want a Framework?
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by causi 4y ago
Yeah there's quite a bit of disconnect between who Framework imagines their market is and who I think gets excited at the phrase "modular laptop". We care about things like real non-chiclet keyboards, full size arrow keys, mo
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by causi 4y ago
The Morewrong prophet You know I had such enormous respect for Yudkowsky until Roko's Basilisk.
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by causi 4y ago
Why are there still only tiny slivered arrow keys when the palm rest is so big you could park a car on it?
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by causi 4y ago
My ten inch Win Max 2 has 2x USB-C, 3x USB-A, HDMI, headphone jack, a full size SD card slot and a microSD slot, a 2280 m.2 slot and a 2230 m.2 slot. Demand better of your manufacturers.
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by causi 4y ago
Honestly I switched to Vivaldi for most of my browsing. It's leagues more responsive and its adblocking is good enough for 90% of my browsing. These days I only use Firefox Mobile for porn and piracy.

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