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by goku12 9mo ago
They either lack that foresight and are completely oblivious of that limitation (the Dunning-Kruger effect), or they're lying shamelessly to manipulate the market in the hopes cashing out in the end, sort of like a pump-and-dump scheme
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by goku12 9mo ago
Why is the news agency so surprised? Is it surprising that the civilians are a little on the edge after what ICE perpetrated in Minneapolis? A few mistaken identities are to be expected and it could happen to practically anyone. The good n
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by goku12 9mo ago
> I am a pretty big RISC-V booster but RISC-V is going to cost way more for a while. It is simple economics of scale. Yes. That's exactly my concern too. That can be expected to last until RISC-V application processors are a few mag
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by goku12 9mo ago
The article mentions the dangers lurking on social media and doom scrolling. Something that is not mentioned however, is how it affects the intelligence and its growth in children. Teachers from all over the world are reporting significant
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by goku12 9mo ago
You may know this already, but here's the obligatory clarification. The open/free part is the RISC-V ISA. The actual implementation, the microarchitecture IP, may not be. Most of the higher end RISC-V IPs are proprietary. It may s
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by goku12 9mo ago
That long list of out-of-context jargon you threw over there is more valid in assembly than in C. All you're doing is to ignore the points that the others make and launch red-herring and ad-hominem attacks on them instead. I don't
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by goku12 9mo ago
There is no point in making any logical argument here. You aren't responding good faith responses.
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by goku12 9mo ago
The question by @wookmaster isn't just valid, if we're to follow your argument, chatbots may as well skip C and write directly in assembly or machine code for maximum efficiency! You seem to put too much faith in chatbots that you
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by goku12 9mo ago
Why does this misleading article from more than a year ago get posted repeatedly? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46510073 This submission doesn't mention the publish time either, and it uses the link that hides a
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by goku12 9mo ago
This is the sort of comment I'm on HN for. Information, especially links to appropriate resources, that only a true practitioner can offer.
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by goku12 9mo ago
> would you be open to changing your mind on either the absurd sounding statistics of the rate of Somalians using welfare I'm never completely closed to changing my mind on anything. I don't have any confidence that anything th
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by goku12 9mo ago
How does that change the fact that the US style capitalist imperialism is equally, if not even worse? This isn't a zero sum game. Two opposing sides can be evil at the same time. For that matter, I wasn't the one who introduced co
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by goku12 9mo ago
Dumping an information capsule and demanding that it be debunked upon challenge is an age old misdirection tactic, that takes advantage of the fact that debunking statistics-based narratives take a lot of additional context. That's why
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by goku12 9mo ago
> If you think that the ozone problem was remotely of the same level of difficulty as climate change, then you don't understand the problem. Ozone depletion too was a global problem that needed international coordination to solve. B
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by goku12 9mo ago
The rhetorical and alarmist tone of your comment and the absurd sounding statistics you quote were what prompted me to check the background and bias of the resource you cited: CIS (Center for Immigration Studies) [1]. And oh boy! Isn't
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by goku12 9mo ago
> have you even glanced at what touching hardware manufacturing involves? The amount of NDAs alone ends this. Do you think all that came out of the vacuum? It was set into motion over several decades of gradual erosion of user rights. Ul
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by goku12 9mo ago
This is exactly the cynical, dismissive and defeatist take that I was talking about. Yet, we have numerous examples of this dismissal being wrong. Right now, free software is something we take for granted. But you have no idea what sort of
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by goku12 9mo ago
This is exactly what I was referring to in the first comment. To the American fans, America is the hero who swoops in to save the day and can do no wrong. This is exactly how it is depicted in popular media too. But the reality is that the
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by goku12 9mo ago
I'm pleasantly surprised to see this opinion gain popularity on HN. When I raise the same point, someone usually replies with a cynical and sometimes snarky dismissal. I just wrote a long rant about it [1] in support of somebody else w
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by goku12 9mo ago
I agree with you fully on this. Unfortunately, the odds are stacked very unfavorably against us. It's not just the manufacturers who resort to these underhanded profiteering tactics. Even the regulatory agencies are for locking down th
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by goku12 9mo ago
> Pay for products that produce open source software and hardware. Pay artists that put out libre/free work. Demand projects that ask for money and "will open source in the future" open source now before taking your money.
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by goku12 9mo ago
How do you know that all of those were inevitable? After WWII, most nations had little appetite for another conflict. The world order wasn't something America imposed on the others. World nations voluntarily chose it. Meanwhile, you al
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by goku12 9mo ago
The really scary part is in how your reply differs from the comment you're replying to. So, Here are the relevant parts from your parent comment: > And the US casually talks of invading other nations. > Otherwise this merger of t
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by goku12 9mo ago
This kid is only 3. I doubt that he is old enough to navigate the complex on-screen menus, while taking the delays and other puzzling behaviors into account. This is not to say that young kids are stupid. But the modern device interfaces of
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by goku12 9mo ago
Mozilla has a Bugzilla report on this [1]. It's nearly 5 months old, but still open and relevant. This means that Google is back to their dirty market manipulation games. This hideous strategy is a big part of how Chrome won the market
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by goku12 9mo ago
> Play Integrity and Play Services are two different things. You're right in your elaboration, but I didn't mention which one it is. My primary concern is that it forces me to log in to my play services account, which I haven&#
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by goku12 9mo ago
Oh Please! Can't protect the users without forcing them to log on to Google and subject themselves to surveillance? That too even for the weather and the emergency alerts? Give me a break! And stop ruining the discussion with your misg
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by goku12 9mo ago
Why though? What makes PyPI or compatible registries so great for this? On a similar note, Pixi uses the conda packaging mechanism for managing platform agnostic multi-language software distribution. How do these two compare?
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by goku12 9mo ago
> There's no way this isn't intentional hostility towards forks. Of course it is. But it isn't new. This was declared in March last year. We discussed it a lot here. It's only now that it's going into effect.
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by goku12 9mo ago
> Maybe 2026 will be the year of Linux on mobile phone. Considering the ongoing DRAM and SSD crunch, I won't hold my breath.

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