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hjkl0
4y ago
Thanks for your detailed and informative reply! I do have to say, at least for Nintendo, the delusion seems to hold up to reality pretty well. Maybe it doesn't really apply in this IA thing, since it is possible to find, for e.g., a pl
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hjkl0
4y ago
So what makes it illegal? If the law requires the copyright holder to complain, and complaints are handled according to the law, what’s illegal there? Also, why do you say Nintendo is deluding themselves? There are no obvious Nintendo prope
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4y ago
I was going to comment that I remember it being the opposite: it was _so_ slow that I would find myself losing my place in the number I was trying to dial and having to hang up and start over. But then again, maybe that does mean I was less
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4y ago
The advice was to use lowercase only
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4y ago
Murdoch is a media mogul. Of course he’ll be involved in the day to day details. He does not “stay out of it”. Murdoch staying out of content would be like Musk staying out of tech.
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4y ago
> and not only was no clickbait intended but the first sentence was intended to reinforce this was about his presence on AM radio That’s exactly what clickbait means. You have to click on the link to read the first sentence. It leaves th
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4y ago
I had to stare at this for a minute or too before I understood that Leo Laporte died. Even as clickbait it’s confusing, because of the word “minor”. One of the worst titles on HN in some time. Please change it.
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4y ago
But why do you think your ideas are any better or more worthy or ethical than theirs? This project addresses many important issues, it’s far from a vanity project. I think the problem here is not that any one idea would have been better tha
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hjkl0
4y ago
FWIW, the real quote you are replying to should be “better impulse control and experience ”, so not quite as reductionist as you suggest.
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hjkl0
4y ago
Is this the latency thread? https://www.reddit.com/r/gamedev/comments/1z0t7y/replication...
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< And they were fanatic about battery life, security and reliability and customisability of Symbian OS. They use to go an extra mile to see to it that the development of the OS does not affect these basic requirements To clarify, what we
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hjkl0
4y ago
I have never heard this ridiculous claim, and I don’t believe you have either. It would make about as much sense as believing everyone who comments on HN.
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hjkl0
4y ago
The title sounded like a joke at first. But the term “dark personality” is explained inside: > New research provides evidence that narcissism, psychopathy, and Machiavellianism — maladaptive personality traits known as the “Dark Triad” —
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hjkl0
4y ago
Sounds like you’re making much more wild and less founded assumptions
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4y ago
Similar features in Vivaldi too
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4y ago
The question includes this part: > There are literally math concepts taught in high school and middle school that are only used in extremely specialized fields or that are even so outdated they aren’t used anymore! So a more appropriate
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hjkl0
4y ago
> So my new question is: How does a company change to a new/better connector, if it's required by law to use an old connector? It would be like a nation state deciding to change its standard electric socket, like a country with
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hjkl0
4y ago
FWIW, pairing by connecting a cable is not the worst way to do it. As long as it still works when you disconnect the cable.
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4y ago
The Onion had a story up about Gorbachev when he died recently: “Mikhail Gorbachev, Soviet Leader Who Took Down Iron Curtain, Dead At 91” Nothing satirical about it (as far as I can tell), and there were plenty of other stories about this s
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4y ago
Some of the images on there would have given me nightmares as a child…
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> 6. 3 modifiers on the left, 3 right please! (not 4-left/2-right) One of the first things I look at. Not very easy to find…
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I’ve tried this app a few times over the last few years, I really wanted to like it. My main issue with Curio across all versions has been that all the defaults for colors, fonts, layout, etc. are just hideous, garish, horribly outdated, in
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4y ago
> Although standard English is usually associated with official communications and settings, it is diverse in registers (stylistic levels), such as those for journalism (print, television, internet) and for academic publishing (monograph
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> you can't tell people "you can't speak your language here". Yes you can, and that has been standard practice on the Internet since forever. Things are much better now with Unicode etc., you will still run into prob
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Well, you may have a hard time pronouncing the words, but that has nothing to do with understanding the language or with reading and writing in it. Spelling might actually be easier if you’re not distracted by inconsistencies compared to sp
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What is the specific topic though? What’s important here? Most tool brands operate this way, Ridgid is not unique in any way. FWIW, the Wikipedia article about Ridgid includes more information and is also much more concise. https:/&#x
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“Unintended” consequences feels charitable. Regulations like this don’t come from nowhere. There is no “clean room” process for working this stuff out. They’re created by government officials based on feedback from industry specialists. The
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rageboy.com is still online: http://www.rageboy.com/ I remember seeing this stuff growing up. I’ve been online for a few years at that point so I got some parts of what they were talking about, but mostly it was green to me
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Regular people don’t think giving up some privacy is the same as selling your soul…
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I guess you were joking, but FWIW, John Socha is the creator of Norton Commander: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Socha > John Socha-Leialoha (born 1958) is a software developer best known for creating Norton Com
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