hnnameblah365

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by hnnameblah365 5y ago
I think they are only moderating against bots that solely retweet everything posted to the site. A real user can post the statements and pundit in whatever direction they want.
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by hnnameblah365 5y ago
Mighty will eat thru your $1k budget in 2 years with subscription fees alone. And you haven't even bought a budget laptop to run Mighty on yet. Mighty does not save you money. Also not sure where you got the 20 hour stat. Mighty's
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by hnnameblah365 5y ago
The website also infers that Mighty runs an ad-blocker, which itself is a huge boost to browser performance. For $0/month Mighty users could become uBlock Origin users, or Brave users, and speed up Chrome by some similar multiple. The
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by hnnameblah365 5y ago
If this is really the future, and users are willing to pay $300+/yr for 16gb of RAM, device manufacturers could eat Mighty's lunch by selling laptops with dedicated browser RAM.
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by hnnameblah365 5y ago
This only makes Chrome faster until you saturate your remote instance's memory with open tabs. The faster isn't really there. A 16gb machine on your desk would run Chrome just as fast. Technically faster cuz no input lag. This is
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by hnnameblah365 5y ago
Google could easily lower pagerank for blogspam by measuring density of affiliate links. They don't, because low quality consumerist search results make the ads fit right in. Also those sites are more likely to contain Google Ads thems
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by hnnameblah365 5y ago
I think the source of the maturation adds another interesting twist to the story. A lot of 2D games today are built with 3D engines, and use modern GPU-assisted tech like shaders for lighting and effects. The path to better 2D needed to pas
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by hnnameblah365 5y ago
I think there's a conflation of processes and tools which leads to the false comparison. Print debugging is a process, which uses a tool called print statements. Stepping through code is a process, which uses a tool called the debugger
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by hnnameblah365 5y ago
The other way I thought of that the building itself appreciates is if the craftsmanship style becomes antique or vintage down the line. Or the architect becomes notable, etc.
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by hnnameblah365 5y ago
I would pin the failure on how we view home ownership as an investment vehicle. There's little inherently appreciable to a building. In fact they depreciate over time and require constant investment to maintain. The location however ca
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by hnnameblah365 5y ago
If Windows devices started charging Apple prices for hardware, would they now be giving the OS away for free too?
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by hnnameblah365 6y ago
Does this argument imply that there is a race to the bottom for all metrics a corporation might care about? For example, wages moving to countries with less worker protections. Couldn't the same argument advocate for lowering worker pr
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by hnnameblah365 6y ago
I didn't know, thank you for sharing! > If you think the world is overpopulated and has serious environmental problems, you might welcome this news. It me
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by hnnameblah365 6y ago
I agree that most people are unquestioning anthropocentrists and that itself is fine. I disagree that it's the responsibility of everything else on the planet to meet us at the table. It should be humanity's job to close the commu
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by hnnameblah365 6y ago
Until humans find something capable of the level of creation that humans deem higher order, then human logic is the only viable measurement? This is a circular argument for anthropocentrism. It makes no attempt to define any of its qualifyi
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by hnnameblah365 6y ago
I was surprised that Github Actions allows you to write scripts that anon users could trigger by opening PRs. But then it turns out this is how a lot of open source CI flows work. So maybe Github overlooked that they would become the bigge
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by hnnameblah365 6y ago
As a compromise they could display only the magnitude of likes and dislikes. There's no difference to me if something has 100 or 900 dislikes; 1.2M or 7.9M likes.
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by hnnameblah365 6y ago
Maybe animated gif horizontal rule is more accurate. One that comes to mind is a lightsaber, laying on its side. Placed between paragraphs (hopefully) about Star Wars. Alternatively, page visitor counters would have been another example of
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by hnnameblah365 6y ago
It's been interesting to watch the rise and fall of internet comment sections. They used to be found at the bottom of just about every page. But the moderation burden has led to their removal in more and more use cases. News sites star
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by hnnameblah365 6y ago
Most of the things you mention are associated with the hype cycle peak and have not found their big use-case yet. VR has only a few niche applications in entertainment. Crypto is a solution in search of a problem, and a gambling platform in
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by hnnameblah365 6y ago
There's a $5/month Classic option which still gives you all the vanity features without the server boost scheme. If you get value from Discord, would be sad to see it go out of business, and have steady income, consider subscribin
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by hnnameblah365 6y ago
The enragement alone isn't the concern. Social media can enrage people at a previously unattainable scale and speed, and with less central authority (proxy for trust) than ever before. Newspapers, magazines, and even TV don't meas
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by hnnameblah365 6y ago
Oh, a hacker dolphin. We are now only one laser garotte away from possessing all the tech in Johnny Mnemonic.