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damnyou
8y ago
ITT a bunch of Hacker News denizens discover the idea of privilege.
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damnyou
8y ago
The cheapest HiDPI monitor I would even consider buying is $2000. There are no ultrawide HiDPI monitors in existence at the moment. Of course HiDPI is a regression in some ways. You can get far better non-retina monitors (low latency, highe
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damnyou
8y ago
Battery life and TDP are irrelevant with a docked laptop + external monitor, which is specifically what people are concerned about here.
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damnyou
8y ago
The only HiDPI monitor I'm willing to use is $2000. I consider 60hz to be unacceptable for work.
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damnyou
8y ago
Try using a Pixel 2 and a 6s side by side. Actually, try using a Pixel 2 and an iPhone 8 side by side. It'll be pretty obvious which one feels faster, and it's not the iPhone.
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damnyou
8y ago
I hope you're aware of how convoluted that sounds in 2018 :)
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damnyou
8y ago
Doxing is publishing PII. Political donations are NOT PII and are in fact supposed to be public. It is completely legitimate for a CEO's political donations to be scrutinized.
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damnyou
8y ago
Is it really discrimination if the system has separate water fountains for whites and coloreds? It sucks that the system is the way it is, and I think having the same water fountains for everyone is far more efficient. (There is a term for
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damnyou
8y ago
I just think capping surge pricing (though not as low as 1x) is well within the realm of reasonable decisions a government could make.
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damnyou
8y ago
A cap on surge pricing doesn't show economic illiteracy. It is a choice made by the people (represented by the government) to prefer longer waits over higher prices.
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damnyou
8y ago
Have you heard of the power of legally enforceable contracts? Lots of things aren't technically impossible but are forbidden by the law or by a contract. It's one of the ways modern societies function, check it out!
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damnyou
8y ago
(to be sure, the most insidious form of rent control in California is Prop 13)
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damnyou
8y ago
Yes, "induced demand" for housing exists. But that extra demand is generated by the extra economic activity more people bring in. It's called having a growing, lively city.
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damnyou
8y ago
Such people are called nativists.
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9y ago
Trade deficits are good. Europeans love American goods and services!
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damnyou
9y ago
Chattel slavery is not the only form of slavery.
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damnyou
9y ago
Sure, I'm glad you asked. Singular "they" has a long history of being used as a generic pronoun, before a bunch of white men decided in the 18th century to try and prescribe "he." Singular "they" is making
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damnyou
9y ago
Not everyone is a he or a she. I'm not, for example.
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damnyou
9y ago
Simple. You download the source, patch it, and build your own version.
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damnyou
9y ago
The parties described in the article are abusive. Stay away from them. The easiest filter is to look for parties where alcohol and drugs are banned, and latecomers are not allowed. I go to play parties regularly, but only go to ones that ar
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damnyou
9y ago
People are generally willing to make the slightly less safe assumptions that targeted and mass attacks are different threat models, and that coordinated disclosure might not help against the former but does help against the latter. People a
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damnyou
9y ago
Just stop with these ridiculous restrictions and allow anyone who doesn't have a criminal record to come in.
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damnyou
9y ago
This will only affect Indians and maybe Chinese. It's time to stop pretending the Trump administration isn't racist to the core.
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damnyou
9y ago
Not Facebook. Whatsapp.
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damnyou
9y ago
The problem in India is WhatsApp, which cannot have moderation because it is end-to-end encrypted.
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damnyou
9y ago
Do you like end-to-end encryption? Because this is what you get with end-to-end encryption.
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damnyou
9y ago
Sounds like a lifecycle management failure. Hope this is a good learning opportunity for next time!
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damnyou
9y ago
If you want, replace all instances of "NIMBYism" in my text with your preferred term. Maybe "housing NIMBYism"? You'll see that the changes don't actually make a difference to any of my arguments.
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damnyou
9y ago
Firefox's userspace is webpages, not extensions. Extensions before 57 are like out-of-tree kernel modules. Extensions after 57 are a lot more like userspace, though!
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damnyou
9y ago
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/xenophobia includes "strangers". In common parlance in the United States, NIMBYism includes opposition to housing. That is also what we're talking about in this
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