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3mo ago
We've seen before how companies fall in line: Of the 4,700 newspapers published in Germany when the Nazis took power in 1933, no more that 1,100 remained. Approximately half were still in the hands of private or institutional owners,
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3mo ago
I have a dirty mind, but I don't agree that all of them look like that. Claude is definitely looks like an external rectal sphincter. Grok is a ring that men have used for erectile dysfunction.
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> A monitor cannot install software on your computer by the way. I think everyone in the HN crowd knows that. > the blame should be on Microsoft No, they blame should ALSO be on Microsoft, they are the enablers.
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3mo ago
Peaked in 2014. That coincides with my experience. Something went wrong: * Moderation went bad. I stopped moderating/flagging after it was deemed unhelpful?! I know it's hard to moderate a platform like that, but giving me a slap
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3mo ago
I'm interested in your thought process. How did you get from his initial statement opening of "A friendly reminder ..." to thinking that this was a scandal?
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3mo ago
> Lot of kubernetes hate here, which is surprising It's easier when you think of it using cats. A person wants a cat. They want a big one to deal with their rodent problem. They've heard that tigers are really big cats and extr
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3mo ago
No, it's best to write the data on a USB stick and see the person in real life. Ask for ID and do a retina scan. Then you can be pretty sure that you give the file to the right person. Make sure to cryptographically sign the data so th
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3mo ago
It's crazy that in 2026, transferring files between two random, willing, devices is still a hassle.
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I use mkosi: https://github.com/systemd/mkosi Which is just a front for systemd-nspawn. It's annoying you have to edit the config.nspawn to mount a directory if you start it with the "shell" command, ins
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3mo ago
We don't see things as they are, we see them as we are. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/False_consensus_effect
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I don't know what's the default, but you basically just have to pick the FSRS algo and you're good. That one is actually based on scientific research: https://github.com/open-spaced-repetition
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3mo ago
Arrows need to be thicker. "Bold" doesn't work. Nitpick: "bold" doesn't really make sense in opacity settings.
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In addition, Sensory Processing Sensitivity/Disorder (SPS/SPD) tends to go with ADHD or people on the spectrum. Personally think those people are over represented in our line or work (IT/Tech). The headline picture in that a
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3mo ago
Looks really good on the surface. But if you really want to sell it, link to a comprehensive benchmark suit and more comparisons. Because if you don't, people tend to (subconsciously) apply adverse inference.
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3mo ago
Yes
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Flashcards are brilliant. Anki is finally usable after they ditched the hot garbage algorithm they were using. Previously I've used the Leitner method and I stil think that's the best one for me.
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Nigel Farasshole is really pulling UK politics into the dumps
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WebGL disabled? Devs really need to get better at notifying the user instead of just crashing.
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I was a fan until I learned that I couldn't copy the audio I recorded, as an audio file from it. Sony intentionally prevented you from doing to to "prevent potential copyright infringement".
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When I see a random German phrase in the wild, I always think of Günther: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uUYpIyWPKGk&pp=ygUOZGluZyBka...
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As a kid back then, floppies were expensive if you were using your pocket money or hard earned side hustle stash. Floppies were used, abused and reused until that dreadful bad sector. Even after the bad sector if you knew its location. But
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I know that the office suite format is a relic which is hard to get rid of. But I can't help feeling that in these new AI era, that we should focus on leaving that proprietary format behind. It is one of the biggest facilitator of vend
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I think the defendant might want to see this. Looks like an expert witness lied in court.
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Yep, and firefox ships it to it's servers.
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That's a bit harsh. It's not like he took a $400 million jet.
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Error on firefox: downloadable font: download failed (font-family: "IBM Plex Sans" style:normal weight:400 stretch:100 src index:0): status=2147746065 source: https://www.inkfield.studio/fonts/IBMPlexSans-Regu
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How can I know if the the results I get are real or just some garbage?
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> didn't turn out as hoped Personally I don't think hope is a good strategy. What did you hope for? What was the measurable outcome you wanted? It reads like a big investment with unclear goals.
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Asked for a specific tool and got a tool holder? I hope this project succeeds but it's not ready for prime time HN.
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https://www.artic.edu/iiif/2/7a8a1d7e-c773-d11b-24f6-08c8f63...
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