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by jai_ 5y ago
The entire point of TFA is that the ability to go fast is a force multiplier for being productive in the first place.
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Ask HN: Why are emoji banned on HN?
3 points by jai_ 5y ago|2 comments
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by jai_ 6y ago
It's an internet protocol with the intent of being extremely simple and with the goal of fostering an alternative internet space. https://gemini.circumlunar.space/docs/faq.gmi https://drewdevault.com&#x
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by jai_ 6y ago
I feel your comment only supports the points in the article. I would say that YouTube, GMail, and Google Maps are all direct funnels into the Adsense machine. Android, Chrome, and Chromebooks see success only as instruments to have infrastr
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by jai_ 6y ago
I'd like just to point out that I find your comment absurd to the point of being really funny. Since humor is now banned on the internet, would you mind deleting your comment as good praxis? :)
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by jai_ 6y ago
The argument isn't being technical or practical, it's being mental. It's acknowledging the fact that if you given humans a different/unfamiliar protocol they will be naturally inclined to treat it's content differen
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by jai_ 6y ago
They can still be both! You can flip the general structure of man pages to be examples first while still having all the complete reference material after.
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by jai_ 6y ago
But that is the exact point. Having a human interlock explicitly shifts the dependency. Knowing that you should launch nukes is no longer enough and being able to bring yourself to physically kill someone is the additional requirement that
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by jai_ 6y ago
I think that is the exact point though. The point of the interlock to force this logical dependency when there may not have been one before.
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Going Under: A satirical dungeon crawler exploring the ruins of failed startups(store.steampowered.com)
2 points by jai_ 6y ago|0 comments
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by jai_ 6y ago
This isn't an accusation. They explicitly mention this is as a design goal on their page. See the "Differences" section: https://dwm.suckless.org/
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by jai_ 6y ago
Web developers have been trying to move away from URLs that describe their content for 20 years? Well that certainly explains the state of the 'modern' web
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by jai_ 6y ago
By that logic, I should be able to illegally download a movie, immediately delete it from my hard drive and then repeat this process as many times as I want to continuously shrink the size of the legal purchase market from my bedroom until
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by jai_ 6y ago
Apple has officially deprecated the use of OpenGL and OpenCL on it's hardware since MacOS 10.14 but maintains the implementations for continued use for now as they would like everyone to use their own Metal API. They are pinned at Open
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by jai_ 7y ago
They claim 6% of confirmed cases not 6% of the world's population.
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by jai_ 7y ago
Why do you feel that Chinese citizens as a whole have no influence of the actions of their government?
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by jai_ 7y ago
WeWork is not tech company, but somehow they seem to always be discussed in the same way as one.
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by jai_ 7y ago
To kick this off Laptop model: Lenovo S20-30 CPU: Intel Celeron, dual core @ 2.16GHz RAM: 2GB DDR3 Screen: 11.6" Matte black 1366x768 Personal comments: Bought this laptop in my second year of university only to use for light browsing
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Ask HN: What laptop computer do you currently use?
26 points by jai_ 7y ago|55 comments
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by jai_ 7y ago
Is this not the same situation if someone were to plagiarise a public domain (i.e. no copyright) work now?
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by jai_ 7y ago
I don't understand why defamation and slander are not classified as a criminal issue.
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by jai_ 7y ago
Out of interest, what do you feel is holding back Perl 6 from being a replacement for Perl 5 in your usecases?
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by jai_ 8y ago
I'm not sure I follow. I'm assuming the easy mode is something you have to explicitly select or at least have to the option to change to and from. Could you not have simply ignored the option of the easy mode and continued playing
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by jai_ 8y ago
Will you be planning to contribute on the osu!lazer project again?
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by jai_ 8y ago
Is there significant risk in booting untrusted OS images within Qemu?
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by jai_ 8y ago
In the case of taxis, the additional taxation of fuel for example would affect the taxi owner more directly than the customer. Applying the additional charge on-top of the original taxi fare itself, affects the customer more and directly in
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by jai_ 8y ago
But he's using Python 3.7?
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by jai_ 8y ago
Are you talking about Alex Jones? He doesn't seem to be on this list, but please add him if you can find a reliable source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_people_banned_from_ent...
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by jai_ 8y ago
I guess the post is supposed to demonstrate that there should be no "wild guessing", and instead each browser should be producing the same result.
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by jai_ 8y ago
Location: London Remote: Yes Relocate: No Technologies: Golang, Python, JavaScript, C, C++, Django, Mithril, SDL2, SFML CV: https://jai.moe/files/cv.pdf Email: On CV

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