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by hyperhopper 3y ago
But the critical difference here is that no weapon was involved. Pretty hard to hunt with no weapon.
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by hyperhopper 3y ago
People should also check out xmobar for a status bar you can script in a good language
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by hyperhopper 3y ago
Personally this is one of the most interesting cultural turn abouts that I've seen. When I was growing up, calling somebody a "boy" was shorthand for "aimbot", essentially "oh this guy's so unrealistically
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by hyperhopper 3y ago
Why would chatGPT know about anything new?
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by hyperhopper 3y ago
The thing is given enough beiracracy there are always meetings that are _technically_ relevant but not really. An all hands where a director lays out a strategy that was already laid out in an email and will be reiterated in another email a
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by hyperhopper 3y ago
Not true at all. https://stevelosh.com/blog/2013/04/git-koans/
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by hyperhopper 3y ago
> Well, those other companies paid taxes as well. How do you know? At this scale tax avoidance schemes often completely prevent this.
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by hyperhopper 3y ago
> That’s they spent 10 dollars to save 3 dollars in taxes? Yes, exactly. You're forgetting Hollywood accounting. Spending 1 dollars to somebody, 9 dollars to your other companies and saving 3 dollars later is netting you 2 dollars.
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by hyperhopper 3y ago
Stop blatantly lying. Quote a single sentence in the article where it says Americans think this is normal. There is a news article about this because we all know this is not normal and this is extremely awful.
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by hyperhopper 3y ago
The real reason is 4: sending the signal to investors that they are a serious big boy company that can make the hard choices and cut budgets when they need to in order to continue to have YoY record profits in fiscally challenging climates.
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by hyperhopper 3y ago
I do not believe even 1% of the US population believes that.
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by hyperhopper 3y ago
They didn't choose to not renew a contract, they broke an existing contract. Big difference.
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by hyperhopper 3y ago
The linq bar turned into a 24hr party after the bomb threat last year
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by hyperhopper 3y ago
Org mode is amazing. The only problem with org mode is that more people/tools aren't using org mode.
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by hyperhopper 3y ago
That should be illegal.
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by hyperhopper 3y ago
Google doesn't force you to use Google Play and Google doesn't force devs to pay them. (Also they are still hated as well)
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by hyperhopper 3y ago
They shouldn't have the right to be the gatekeeper in that relationship. The wealthy people own the hardware, the devs own the app. Why does apple get the legal right to demand money in that transaction when it would be better for ever
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by hyperhopper 3y ago
What is the alternative though? I agree with the feelings and sentiments of the anti-ai people that want it to pay copyright, but I never hear any considerations for what comes next. This is going to end up being the music industry all over
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by hyperhopper 3y ago
Is anything that needs a kernel to run also a fake OS? Or drivers/bios/etc.
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by hyperhopper 3y ago
That's literally what Google and other tech company do when required.
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by hyperhopper 3y ago
Imagine your bank balance is suddenly worth half as much because somebody dropped a bomb? How is fiat currency still taken seriously?
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by hyperhopper 3y ago
Shame on Ars for this. Would have thought they would be better. ESPECIALLY since the "since 1994" is not important for the headline at all, but they just wanted to pull something out of their ass to embellish the headline, but act
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by hyperhopper 3y ago
No, totally reasonable not wanting to spend your whole life financially beholden to everybody you've ever done business with. "you will own nothing and be happy" is sadly becoming true, as you have pretty much no Rights for a
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by hyperhopper 3y ago
> I thought of this memory a few weeks ago while in a Lyft in Las Vegas, also at twilight. A man named June was driving me to the Sphere, the giant 20,000-capacity arena built just off the Strip by the Madison Square Garden Company Oh co
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by hyperhopper 3y ago
I suggest you find something more substantial to complain about. This is hackernews, respond to the core of my comment. From the guidelines: > Please don't pick the most provocative thing in an article or post to complain about in t
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by hyperhopper 3y ago
How is Africa connected with America? How is Europe connected? Even if you count ancient ice connection, Asia is more connected than they either of those. Wtf are you talking about
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by hyperhopper 3y ago
> We don't even know what we're missing. The plants that are being neglected aren't unknown, they are just not as useful > Jfc. Plants aren't just for food. Nobody said they were. Stop inventing strawman arguments
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by hyperhopper 3y ago
Why cant you echo a newly generated guid?
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by hyperhopper 3y ago
The one comment on this post is hilariously unhinged. For posterity: > NOT big enough; that it can’t be wiped away from the surface earth; with a relatively cyber attack from the Alliance. In fact; Google/YouTube will just be one; o
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by hyperhopper 3y ago
You two are nitpicking over "ads" vs "ads exchange" without saying it or talking about it meaningfully

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