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by gochi 3y ago
That's not how public forums work. Unless you are put on a pedestal (which is effectively what writing your own articles, joining larger organizations, making your own content, etc does), you will be drowned out by misunderstandings an
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Call Screen is a nice addition to global call control (or whatever it gets renamed to per carrier), that just prompts callers with a simple "press this button to continue the call". Went from every day at least a dozen calls mostl
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Only because they have unilateral control over their financial matters. If Microsoft could only spend whenever Apple approved of their spending, things would look quite different don't you think?
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All 3 structures you've noted participate in immoral behaviors, some of them far more grave in impact than psychological trickery. Do you believe businesses/people out there have the intention to disrespect their users? Most often
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That's misleading. GOP employed their usual tactic of being completely fine with defaulting, and used split congress to force the cuts they wanted through. >McConnell said that Republicans would not block a short-term increase of th
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by gochi 3y ago
None of that is metadata. It is just the data.
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by gochi 3y ago
Why do you want prohibitions to be viewed as very effective? Their side effects seem to always be far more disastrous than the core incident.
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by gochi 3y ago
You did the exact same they did, but linked an inaccessible amazon book. Surely you can do better.
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by gochi 3y ago
I have a lot of thoughts about this, most glaringly because we tend to use our perspective of social media to paint our idea of others, when in reality social media in general still only captivates around 55% of the general population. It&#
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>80% of the internet still runs on PHP on traditional servers. Do they? Or do they just use Wordpress? This is important to differentiate because people's idea of PHP on traditional servers ITT is a far cry from setting up wordpress
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Disagree on that. It is the freemium model that's used. Specifically enterprise tiers for the vast majority of OSS. There is a crucial subsection of OSS used within companies but those often come with support contracts and branding whi
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by gochi 3y ago
I don't mind the churn, adopting new tech can be its own form of personal enjoyment. What I dislike is the hype, people with sizeable bases acting irresponsibly about new tech. Encouraging early adoption, and spending so much time prom
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by gochi 3y ago
It always feels better to write spaghetti.
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by gochi 3y ago
Your startup isn't that different from what you're complaining about when it comes to complexity. You've just replaced next with sveltekit. Keeping it simple would just be using Laravel and then Flutter for mobile front ends.
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by gochi 3y ago
>A company (VC-backed or otherwise) that starts from OSS tools (operating system, languages, build tools, application frameworks, etc) to build their own offering doesn't (need to) remove that value in a way which excludes anyone el
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by gochi 3y ago
I'm not trying to understand it's "technical merits" but what exactly it is. Even experts on The Registry are quoted saying it's "nebulous". So what exactly are we even talking about here? The idea of atte
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by gochi 3y ago
Is there a link to an article that actually goes into WEI on a technical level that isn't the proposal itself? So many things posted to HN about it have been the grand overview, which is a perspective worth diving into but also has dro
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by gochi 3y ago
Vitamin D isn't in high enough sources in foods. Not unless you're eating a ~cup of them a day or in the days you aren't taking the supplement. This is important because the study went into differences between "occasiona
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by gochi 3y ago
Regulations on data exports doesn't solve this problem at all, it just means an endless goose chase of exporting and importing. Additionally, we open people up to even larger data leaks if the entire export and import path isn't r
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The article highlights several front ends most of which do not rely on the official RSS feeds provided by the service.
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>How is being good in a particular field of tech _more_ transferable than management skills, which is arguably needed everywhere be it tech or not. Managers are viewed the same way engineers are when it comes to skill transfer, in that t
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by gochi 3y ago
>We need neighborhoods that people want to be in for reasons other than work! Every other reason eventually boils down to this very point. Turns out, specialized districts were a massive city planning mistake.
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by gochi 3y ago
That's a great alternative measure, especially those wide strollers!
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by gochi 3y ago
Why would it demonstrate the opposite? It's one union in a particular field. We have plenty of other unions out there, look at cops.
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by gochi 3y ago
That doesn't really make sense. The shows aren't only on streaming because the rights are cheap, because what's the point of buying them at that point when you can spend that money on your own IP? Streaming buys licenses beca
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by gochi 3y ago
Net worth estimations are never accurate. Even if they were, it's absurd and illogical to use their current net worth as to why they shouldn't have been paid fairly for the work they did.
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I don't think the tree has much to do with it. While shade is important and should be even more so going forward, the general scale of new neighbourhoods compared to old ones is dramatically different. It's like homes used to be s
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>To speak plainly, children from the same parents with the same opportunities can and do have drastically different lives. But children do not have the same parents. Not unless they are twins. Parents treat each child differently. This i
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This assumes that platforms never change policies and that admin privileges are expensive and impenetrable. Neither are true, as we've already witnessed multiple times now across various platforms.
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The "following" tab inserts algorithmic posts, and has for years now. Tossing in likes and other recommendation experiments. This means that even if you carefully only follow people you specifically want to see on your feed, if th

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