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by godelski 8mo ago
No, you didn't suggest that. You suggested that the quote is not representative of who he is now. We'd need a lot more context (and words) for us to understand that sentence as anything other than defending him. At best you'r
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by godelski 8mo ago
When a man changes it is on him to prove that he has changed. Has Zuck atoned himself in any way? Has Meta? I'm a big believer in second chances and letting people rehabilitate, but there's no evidence the Meta or Zuck have change
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by godelski 8mo ago
You can shout fire in a theater all you want. What you can't do is shout it in a way that makes people believe there is legitimate danger AND your actions cause subsequent panic. The crime isn't so much about the speech as it is a
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by godelski 8mo ago
I always forget, what year was that created in? 1984?
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by godelski 8mo ago
But that has nothing to do with pre-approved . In America there's definitely things you're not allowed to put on TV. Obviously you can't just put hardcore porn on, but you also aren't allowed to directly lie. Though I&#
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by godelski 8mo ago
I'm in the same boat and finding it disappointing. For people saying this machine is so much faster, I don't care. My situation isn't the norm, but we're on HN. I have a powerful desktop that's my main compute machi
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by godelski 8mo ago
That doesn't change the meaning. Reading it wrong tends to make that happen too. Since people read it as fact they end up arguing "why fund a more expensive study to show the same thing?" A lot of this stems from not understa
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by godelski 8mo ago
Sorry, I definitely was unclear when angry writing this > Is there no option I can find so I just force close the app? I end up doing that a lot but it's honestly a bad solution that shouldn't have to be used
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by godelski 8mo ago
That's good to hear about graphene. I've been able to get most of my friends to move to signal but yeah the walled gardens are annoying. Does graphene not support the same RCS that Google does? As for Android, I think the real mag
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by godelski 8mo ago
I'm not too big of a fan of KDE content but totally get why people use it. I do want to suggest you install termux, and do it from fdroid rather than the play store. I'm guessing you're on Wayland, so check out ydotool. (If s
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by godelski 8mo ago
Because it was a work machine?
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by godelski 8mo ago
I use yazi a fair amount but I've also configured fzf to do it. There's a lot of tools to view the images, chafa is a good one. This definitely should be improved but I honestly don't use fzf that much. I can fix it if you re
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by godelski 8mo ago
Because I didn't really speak about Microsoft's hostility to Linux. I think the moment it turned from annoyance to hate was when they bought Skype and then removed features from the Linux version. Features like... conference calli
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by godelski 8mo ago
I find the last part really surprising. That seems, and feels (I do have an iPad), standard to me. But markup is, to put it lightly, fucking terrible. I lean towards the iPad's success mostly being brand name and advertising because I&
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by godelski 8mo ago
For reading I've honestly found e-ink way better. Not just on the eyes (neither blinded at night nor makes me squint if I'm outside or by a window) but the UI. The iPad gets the job done but it just feels like Apple doesn't w
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by godelski 8mo ago
Same reason project 2025 was put in writing. When you have large organizations you need to distribute communication. It's really just about cooperation and logistics
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by godelski 8mo ago
I'm curious how the engineers justify this. I'm generally interested. Please don't respond with how you think people justify, I want to hear the actual reasons. I'm tired of speculative responses to questions like these.
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by godelski 8mo ago
I still don't get what they're for. Most people I know end up in the same situation as me, buying one thinking you'll use it mostly as a writing device but then either it ends up in a closet or just a web browser you use whil
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by godelski 8mo ago
> WSL2 basically works minus some annoying behavior and caveats. It is a lot of annoying things. Everything is just so clunky and I don't think it is surprising given that it is a subsystem. At least in the mac I can still a
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by godelski 8mo ago
I've been given a Winblows machine in the past. My boss thought he was doing me a favor because it was a powerful machine... Sorry... all I need is ssh...
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by godelski 8mo ago
I was never able to daily drive it but the people I knew that did would have disagreed. Regardless of reality perception also matters, unfortunately.
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by godelski 8mo ago
Nobody needs to, it is a online forum. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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by godelski 8mo ago
I choose a Macbook because it's my terminal. I'm given the choice "Macbook" or "Windows laptop". I'm forced to use Microsoft products and they're actively hostile to Linux. My laptop is really just a
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by godelski 8mo ago
I switched to an iPhone more in an act to protest Google and I regret my decision. Things didn't get easier, they got harder. I mean for christ's sake, there's no universal gesture for "back". Do I swipe from the si
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by godelski 8mo ago
This is just a pessimist's fantasy. The average consumer doesn't care even one bit. Is the phone smooth? Does it have a good camera? Does it have a good battery? Does it last more than 2 years? Go to some developing countries arou
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by godelski 8mo ago
You're reading the study wrong. You read We saw this effect, so it's real. In actuality it is We saw this effect in a small study, so it's worth doing a larger study. It's worth publishing because it'
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by godelski 8mo ago
I remember people claiming that it would capture the wisdom of the crowds[0]. Seemed silly as wisdom of the crowds depends on independent decisions. As soon as you reveal other people's guesses you bias the results. [0] https:/&#
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by godelski 8mo ago
> Yes this is just survivorship bias. If you're looking for insiders it's generally helpful to start with the "survivors". Not because insiders can't lose but because winning insiders are those effective
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by godelski 8mo ago
The issue is Reddit though. They're the ones blocking. They're very aggressive. When sites are working in one chatbot and not another, there's a good chance that the latter is respecting the website rules. As an example with
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by godelski 8mo ago
> More succinctly: who decides what is legal here? Why are people concentrating on legality? Look at the language | The Department of War may use the AI System for all lawful purposes, consistent with applicable law, operatio

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