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by jahsome 3y ago
I tend to agree, and appreciate the reference! I will also age out of this bracket in the latter half of this year :) I just find it so funny, almost like someone did a s/crypto/ai in the uberelite techie hivemind.
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by jahsome 3y ago
Slightly off-topic rant: it seems (at least in hn circles) all the crypto buzz generation has found a new target in AI. Whereas prior to GPT-3 _every_ problem's solution according to a certain crowd was a hefty dose of web3/crypto
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by jahsome 3y ago
Would you elaborate on "no working relationship?"
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by jahsome 3y ago
winget doesn't exist on windows server, unfortunately.
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by jahsome 3y ago
AI bros are the new crypto bros.
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by jahsome 3y ago
By AI, do you mean "actual intelligence"? Perhaps someone whose job it is to report relevant details about an event? Say, we could call them a "reporter"!
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by jahsome 3y ago
Tridactyl checks my boxes.
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by jahsome 3y ago
Twitter didn't exist. There was no echo chamber of fear mongering.
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by jahsome 3y ago
I've yet to find a way to do it in an automated fashion, unattended. If you have any ideas there, I'd appreciate it :)
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by jahsome 3y ago
The wisest man I know happens to be my uncle. He rarely volunteers advice. Instead, I have to pry it out of him, or learn from his example.
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by jahsome 3y ago
I didn't disable it. It just doesn't work.
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by jahsome 3y ago
I'm not.
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by jahsome 3y ago
Since the feature has been implemented can you point to a single case in which Microsoft "got it wrong?" I'll even be generous and include the entire year prior to java's chat signing in which the feature existed on bedr
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by jahsome 3y ago
No, it's not the word _I_ am looking for. They still release and support Java Edition. Thereby supporting those users. Therefore, decidedly _not_ hostile.
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by jahsome 3y ago
Why would I want them to?
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by jahsome 3y ago
Ok.
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by jahsome 3y ago
> we have a different understanding of what "hostile" means. Indeed.
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by jahsome 3y ago
What was broken? If you don't want the update, don't use it...
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by jahsome 3y ago
Seems like you insinuate cross-platform Java to Bedrock play was possible at some point, and now isn't. I don't think that was ever the case. In any case, I don't see how any of what you described could be characterized as &q
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by jahsome 3y ago
I just don't understand the entitlement present. It's a 10-year-old game. To receive any update should be lauded by the community. To dictate the development cycle of those updates is... pretty odd to me, especially from a hn read
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by jahsome 3y ago
I run a server. Chat signing isn't enabled. Upon login, the user sees a message along the lines of "chat can't be verified on this server." Reporting doesn't work. Everything else works just fine.
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by jahsome 3y ago
Could you please explain your points?
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by jahsome 3y ago
There is some serious cognitive dissonance in the Minecraft community. There's a narrative that Microsoft is "destroying" the community that does not align with reality. Most recently, the outrage was over the (entirely optio
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by jahsome 3y ago
I wonder if it really is harder, or maybe the solution is just less obvious?
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by jahsome 4y ago
OP is talking about modifying their hotel reservation directly, not updating a google maps listing.
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by jahsome 4y ago
I'd double my premium subscription fee to remove this feature from the Android app.
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by jahsome 4y ago
I meant developer dependence, not language dependence. I recognize visual studio isn't required, but in the wild, the vast majority of C# devs I work with never leave VS.
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by jahsome 4y ago
C# is pretty good, but Visual Studio dependence is a crutch.
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by jahsome 4y ago
Express and it's spiritual successors are the node "hello world" answers you're after, I think.
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by jahsome 4y ago
Did you happen to spot the copyright date?

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