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by hluska 6mo ago
Back in the day, comments like this would not have been acceptable here. It’s low brow, unbelievably stupid, adds absolutely nothing and yet still manages to make you sound just a little racist. Good for you, all that on less than fifty wor
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by hluska 6mo ago
Is it just me or did a fucking AI refuse to give a refund and then add a meme of Leonardo DiCaprio? Are there any actual adults with judgment left?
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by hluska 6mo ago
An sms blaster was never used in fraud like this in Canada. Does that really make that big of a difference to you?
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by hluska 6mo ago
The claim was that this was the first time that a device like this has been used in fraud but go ahead, misread things and become outraged. I’m sure that in this case the fraudsters properly forwarded all 911 calls so no harm, no foul hey?
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by hluska 6mo ago
Would you mind deleting your account? Everything you’ve said this thread has been total garbage.
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by hluska 6mo ago
These comment sections are getting more and more useless by the day.
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by hluska 6mo ago
This is one of those interesting “I wonder why” moments in tech. And I’m sure that in five years, this event will be an early symptom of something that will happen. A cynic would say this has nothing to do with AI since meta owns employee m
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by hluska 6mo ago
This goes back to 1995 when I was just finishing up grade twelve but it left quite the taste in my mouth. The web industry was just starting to kick off in 1995 and people were opening up web design firms. At the time, young people had part
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by hluska 6mo ago
You know, I almost hope you trained an AI to spout off this nonsense because if there’s human cognition involved in this, I’m embarrassed.
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by hluska 6mo ago
This is common in North America too. In Canada, people really should be going through their personal projects and getting a moonlighting clause added before they sign any employment agreements. Employment has gotten tough so a lot of junior
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by hluska 6mo ago
This is way beyond the current capability of AI. You should likely know that instead of just trashing random projects.
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by hluska 6mo ago
Uber and Airbnb had budgets to subsidize the first mass of people. Heck, I’m less than nobody and got paid the first several times I used an Uber.
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by hluska 6mo ago
Did you really start an account to post this shit?
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by hluska 6mo ago
First off, adults use capital letters. I know it’s hard but it’s a basic part of our language. I would respect you and your arguments more if you used them. Second, your idea is as naive as your writing is poor. The issue with AA was that a
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by hluska 6mo ago
This is genuinely the stupidest thing I have read today. I get that anti-capitalism is cool now but this is fucking insane. You want to incarcerate someone for exposing email addresses on a public service? Absolute madness.
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by hluska 6mo ago
That system has been invented already. It’s called civil law.
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by hluska 6mo ago
This flaw was reported four years ago. Forgive me if I don’t believe a word of what you’re saying.
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by hluska 6mo ago
This isn’t related at all but it’s sure interesting how our brains evolved. When we are cognitively taxed, our ability to communicate breaks down. When we are physically taxed and doing something we are built to do (like running), conversat
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by hluska 6mo ago
Everyone got the point the last two times you posted this.
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by hluska 6mo ago
How is that relevant?
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by hluska 6mo ago
A gag order would be from a judge. There would be severe penalties if a party breaks a gag order. A request not to notify is just a request; it has zero legal standing and there would be zero repercussions to ignoring it.
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by hluska 6mo ago
Doesn’t sound like you have much experience in software businesses.
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by hluska 6mo ago
And a commit message would convey that?
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by hluska 6mo ago
Oh hey look, another chance for HN to dunk on Microsoft. I’m sure there will be some fresh new perspecti…oh darn, it’s just a rehash of the exact same snark the last time HN had a chance to dunk on Microsoft. I’m not sure what Microsoft can
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by hluska 7mo ago
‘You’re’ And ‘They’re’ If you’re going to make legal arguments, spelling matters.
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by hluska 7mo ago
You may almost think that criminal and civil cases are handled differently.
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by hluska 7mo ago
Why would you expect to see speed of software development reflected in the current GDP?
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by hluska 7mo ago
I’m not familiar with this writer or the writer this is about so can someone help me out with something? This article is fawning over this Scott person, talks about how the audience is more intelligent than average and about how ‘impeccably
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by hluska 7mo ago
Are you actually surprised that a livestream paid for my NASA would promote NASA? Geez, that’s innocent.
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by hluska 7mo ago
I wouldn’t say humans are oblivious to safety. The Apollo program was very successful as long as you’re not related to Gus Grissom, Ed White or Roger Chaffee. But those three (preventable) deaths aside, Apollo was quite successful and figur

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