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by good8675309 3y ago
Ethernet at 50 and still not slowing down - a testament to the saying 'if it ain't broke, don't fix it.' It's remarkable how this old-school tech has remained relevant in an age of wireless everything. Makes me thin
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by good8675309 3y ago
Finally, some justice in the Wild West of YouTube copyright claims. Scammers forced to cough up $3.3M is a drop in the ocean compared to the havoc they've wreaked, but it's a start. Let's hope this sets a precedent and not ju
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I used AI to make an app to help me with my ADHD(github.com)
38 points by good8675309 3y ago|40 comments
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by good8675309 3y ago
It's quite different from typical productivity apps with its always-on-top, annoying flashing design, with the ticking bubble sounds. As someone with ADHD it's helpful to have something that's hard to ignore. It does keep the
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by good8675309 3y ago
Imagine if the cave men alive during the ice age were also dumb enough to think they caused it. I'm all for taking care of the environment but blaming every environmental change on humanity is the height of stupidity. If this infuriate
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by good8675309 3y ago
This is hilarious. America is one of the most morally confused countries in the world right now. We literally popularized the idea of moral relativism. Talk to a college student they can’t even say that rape, cannibalism, etc are absolutely
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by good8675309 3y ago
Wow, but muh Twitter and everyone I don't like is in the KKK! Every single time. You need to get a new thing to be outraged about. Let's stay on topic here and not try to start a flame war.
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by good8675309 3y ago
Sure, he has full responsibility for it and he seems to have embraced it but while Elon is outspoken, the other big tech CEOs are just as engaged in politics, they are just more effective and quiet about it which to me is much more insidiou
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by good8675309 3y ago
Sorry, you make good points but rocket man makes mean tweets so none of that matters. Jokes aside, I really wish we could just discuss the article instead of it turning into a flame war but this happens everytime someone posts anything that
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by good8675309 3y ago
Ah, okay, yeah in those cases it seems he is overly optimistic, disingenuous, or just really bad at estimating projects. In the case of the Cybertruck there were major engineering issues that came up along with manufacturing issues, apparen
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by good8675309 3y ago
Sure, but it's just when I see Facebook, Google, etc mentioned in a headline, I see rational conversation about the topic, but when I see a Musk company mentioned in a headline, I already know what the comments are going to look like.
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by good8675309 3y ago
So if we don't dog-pile on a specific tech CEO and give the rest a pass we are white knights? I like to push back against the crowd when I see irrational dog-piling. Why is it that when Facebook is mentioned, the comments aren't t
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by good8675309 3y ago
> "unreasonable projections about the future" I've heard a few of them, like concerns about AI which I don't think are unreasonable but I'm curious about what other projections he's had that are unreasonable
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by good8675309 3y ago
So you trust public corps? Like Microsoft, Google, Facebook, etc. Are you this outraged anytime Sundar is mentioned or Satya or Zuckerberg, or any number of these other mega corp CEOs are mentioned? Because they are deeply corrupt and activ
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by good8675309 3y ago
The Flint 1 is shipping, which is the best router I've ever owned. In terms of performance (runs Wireguard effortlessly), affordable, better coverage of my home than the $400 NetGear, Linksys, Asus routers I've tried (I suspect be
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by good8675309 3y ago
I always wondered about the round edge discs, that stood out and made them feel more premium quality. Didn't realize it was specific to Nintendo. I still hold that the Wii U is one of the most underrated consoles in history, I still ha
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by good8675309 3y ago
Never adds anything to the story and makes watching shows and movies as a family extremely difficult. It's not even edgy anymore, who are they trying to appeal to? Probably because Hollywood is ran by Harvey Weinstein creeps and they l
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by good8675309 3y ago
I'm using NextDNS, it's like having a cloud based PiHole with no hassle, more reliable, plus parental controls, network tracking, etc.
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GhostNet: Off-Grid, Radio-Based Networks Partially Replace the Internet(github.com)
5 points by good8675309 3y ago|1 comments
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I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream (1967)(en.wikipedia.org)
46 points by good8675309 3y ago|6 comments
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by good8675309 3y ago
This could be really useful if it allows me to quickly highlight features by embedding short clips throughout my marketing site. Just joined the waitlist and shared my saas app.
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by good8675309 3y ago
Many of the reddit refugees are coming here which is why all of the reddit stories keep trending and also why comments like yours will be buried even though you just stated reality. I can't wait until reddit goes back to being irreleva
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by good8675309 4y ago
Here's data: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36602621/
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by good8675309 4y ago
I doubt people are going to respond that didn't receive it, after being publicly attacked and shamed for 2 years. Now everyone wants to just act like that mass psychosis never happened.
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by good8675309 4y ago
In regards to alternative Youtube clients. Not sure if it fits your requirements but I've used MiniTube which is pretty decent: https://flavio.tordini.org/minitube
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by good8675309 4y ago
I read "Start Small, Stay Small" back in 2011 and it helped me set realistic expectations. It helped me create a long term vision for my product with the expectation that it may always just be a side project and that was okay. I&#
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by good8675309 4y ago
I mean the W3C has an annual revenue of $5.7M so it's not like they don't have the resources to start setting some vision and goals towards this.
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by good8675309 4y ago
I get the purist push for Vanilla JS but for me it's still way too verbose. W3C has had decades to fix it and while it's improved it's still verbose as heck. Just implement the jQuery API into Vanilla JS and people would stop
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by good8675309 4y ago
As a consultant you wouldn't see it. As an employee experiencing the day to day it usually comes in sporadic waves from HR depending on whatever cause they are pushing. I'm speaking from experience working for companies on the Eas
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by good8675309 4y ago
We have a cultural problem in the West that is underpinning all of this. The emperor has no clothes and the sane rational ones are too afraid to talk about it because of the costs.

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