jjulius

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by jjulius 5mo ago
I've said that shit at the top table and I'm still there. In fact it started some great conversations to ensure we're doing just that.
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by jjulius 5mo ago
> ... I don't know what Costco parking lots in the PNW are like but in the NE... I live near, and commute by, one of the PNW Costcos in the PDX area the author explicitly references. I can confirm that just the mere sight of the par
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by jjulius 5mo ago
> You are already on private property in a setting with no expectation of privacy. Ah yes, so let's double, triple and quadruple down on the invasive practices, then. That's sound logic.
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by jjulius 5mo ago
>Made snarky remark to HN user. Hello Pot, I'd like to introduce you to Kettle.
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by jjulius 5mo ago
I do! It's cathartic and peaceful. :) What's the big deal if people do? Why judge? Why even... care? :)
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by jjulius 5mo ago
Also known as Caspar Babypants, the patron saint of children's music!
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by jjulius 6mo ago
Yes.
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by jjulius 6mo ago
If it's between harvesting my data and flipping a lever a dozen times, I'll flip the lever. Why do we collectively continue to give up privacy to spare us the most innocuous of "inconveniences"?
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by jjulius 6mo ago
>The only downside is the app you have to use to use the programmed automated backflush. Goddamnit, why the fuck can't we just have a machine that fucking does everything we need it to, on its own? An espresso machine requires a fuc
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by jjulius 6mo ago
>Id also note that the Internet of 1999 was loaded with spam, bursting at the seams with it... [gestures wildly at all the bots in 2026]
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by jjulius 6mo ago
>How can we solve this problem, of the current state of the internet, without reverting to the compromises of the past? In order to actually have and maintain a healthy balance of life and technology, such compromises are required .
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by jjulius 6mo ago
From PineTime. https://pine64.com/product/pinetime-smartwatch-sealed/ https://pine64.com/product/pinetime-dev-kit/
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by jjulius 6mo ago
Koyaaaaaaaaaaaaanisqatsiiiiiiiiii
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by jjulius 6mo ago
Setting aside the fact that this is a new account and it's their only post, what about the timeline is difficult to understand? The request came in April 2025, and the user was notified the following month. That's next to a year
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by jjulius 6mo ago
Ah, yes, because money and internet likes are the most important factors in judging whether or not someone is right.
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by jjulius 6mo ago
In the article, Ctrl+F for "meat" returns 3 results, while "human" returns 8. Seems like "human" remains the dominant word of choice in this author's vernacular. Edit: Further, the only times "meat&qu
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by jjulius 6mo ago
Huge fan here, that was my immediate guess as well. :)
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by jjulius 6mo ago
>Why would they? The entire point of YouTube Premium is removing ads. You could've easily made this argument about Hulu right before it did the exact same thing being described here. >If they put back ads, I believe that most peo
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by jjulius 6mo ago
As a huge fan of the type of music you're probably describing, I'd love to know what artist/recording you're referring to here. Surely with the band's blessing and ~30 years of time passed, it'd be okay to divu
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by jjulius 6mo ago
If you hate everyone here so much, why did you come back today? Further, why did you come back just to spew more negative, unhelpful comments that just parrot what you've ranted about already, rather than attempt to foster the "sm
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by jjulius 6mo ago
Yes, we know, you've said that a few times already. You could foster that high-level dialogue you seem to value so much by trying to better articulate your view so that the plebs understand, kinda like I suggested just there. Ya know
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by jjulius 6mo ago
>This place is fucking dead. The door is right over there, feel free to see yourself out at any time. :)
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by jjulius 6mo ago
>The only thing that will be embarrassing is how badly your comments, and those like yours will age Hubris.
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by jjulius 6mo ago
There is emotional bias and stubbornness in nearly all of your responses in this thread, the very same traits you lambasted HN broadly for in another comment. Rather than calling people, "stupid and wrong", why don't you make
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by jjulius 6mo ago
tl;dr - "I will dismiss this because of the time I've been spending in a pro-AI bubble".
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by jjulius 6mo ago
>... with Gen Z reportedly leading the way... The kids are alright.
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by jjulius 6mo ago
But at least it moves things from "impossible" to "possible"! :)
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by jjulius 6mo ago
>It was impossible to proceed further. Does your mouse have a scroll wheel?
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by jjulius 6mo ago
For many of us who backpack in the US for long distances and many days at the time, the remoteness is exactly the point . The lack of those huts/refugios is one of the primary drivers for why OP's friend said what they said.
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by jjulius 6mo ago
My money is on the likelihood that most GMail users started marking these emails as spam, and GMail recognized that overriding trend and began to redirect the emails accordingly on a broader scale. Essentially, the people FontAwesome thinks

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