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inigyou
2mo ago
Reddit itself populated its site with bot content scraped from other sites, and presented in a way users liked more, long before it had enough UGC. That's why comments didn't exist for the first year or so of its existence - the l
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inigyou
2mo ago
Meth used to be available over the counter in pharmacies in the US. No drug I'm aware of causes immediate death in normal usage, except perhaps those used for lethal injection. Would you like to elaborate on that? Tylenol, on the other
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inigyou
2mo ago
As I understand it. They banned solar inverters as well as severely tariffing the panels. In some places it's also illegal not to get your electricity from the grid.
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inigyou
2mo ago
You don't, because you install Linux on it immediately.
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inigyou
2mo ago
It's pretty much always beneficial to do something more directly. Doing less work is always better than doing more work. The slowness of modern software is the result of a stack of abstractions acting like a stack of interpreters. Yo
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inigyou
2mo ago
It's not the cache flush that's expensive, it's loading the new instructions that aren't cached. If you are flushing the very next instruction and then immediately executing it, that's expensive because of the seria
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inigyou
2mo ago
A government contract isn't the same as a rights system. Presumably anyone else is also allowed to set up a ferry?
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inigyou
2mo ago
Yes, and when it isn't is a very specific very limited case that has no relation to the one being discussed. The fact that some course of action was previously mentioned in a reasoning trace, or any other context, makes it more likel
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inigyou
2mo ago
It's a project by KDE, but it doesn't require you to use the KDE desktop environment. I'm sure it integrates with that but it doesn't require it.
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2mo ago
I don't know the specific ones, but there are android apps that replace Google Messages (dark pattern warning: enabling this makes your previous messages inaccessible as Google Messages won't let you read them unless it's you
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inigyou
2mo ago
What if there is no operator?
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2mo ago
We really need a WaylandX, don't we? It shouldn't be that hard to make, since Wayland is a very limited protocol... I can't think of an ideological reason that apps shouldn't require Wayland that wouldn't apply to a
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inigyou
2mo ago
DeltaChat was much more useful when it worked with any email server and didn't need its own special kind of server. We have plenty of messengers that use their own servers, like matrix, XMPP, and simplex.
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inigyou
2mo ago
What do you mean slower with growth? What vacuum issue?
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inigyou
2mo ago
Can you name three popular websites that aren't grifts or platforms mainly for grifts?
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inigyou
2mo ago
VC fund meetings, maybe?
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inigyou
2mo ago
I noticed a drastic drop in the quality of YouTube shorts when they removed the dislike button.
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inigyou
2mo ago
You call it a "Reddit alternative" but that's not really how the world works. People don't go out looking for Reddit-like sites, stumble across Reddit and sign up. People are just going about their business, find Reddit,
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inigyou
2mo ago
Both those things are still true today
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2mo ago
Where is the directory of real stuff?
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2mo ago
Which subs?
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2mo ago
And it's exactly as addictive as Twitter.
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inigyou
2mo ago
Not if Texas has anything to say about it
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2mo ago
Did you know that if you just run a forum you don't go to jail for that? First the police have to notice you in a negative light for any reason, and second they have to bother to do something about it, and thirdly their first interacti
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inigyou
2mo ago
We desperately need to replace ICANN.
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2mo ago
You know, we could just put those people in jail if we wanted to. At least when they're traceable - like everyone who uses a phone number or an IP address. They actually do this in Europe,.as a result there aren't many spam calls
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2mo ago
Every platform with votes does that. Including HN. A community's feeling is largely determined by its sorting algorithm, and voting selects for engagement/ragebait. Chronological is more balanced, but you have to prevent spam beca
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inigyou
2mo ago
Except they haven't.
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2mo ago
Yes. And SWIFT.
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2mo ago
Like who?
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