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john-radio
3y ago
"Idea", by the way, since you randomly misspelled it twice, I supply the correction in case you're a very proficient English learner.
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john-radio
3y ago
The OP link is blogspam wrapping around reporting from the excellent 404 Media, who just recently struck out on their own as a publication and deserve attention and support: https://www.404media.co/inside-ices-database-derog
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3y ago
There are a lot of kind of questionable/obscure skills in tiers 2-4, but I think that's fine actually. It's not a software development skill assessment; it purports to be only about "python expertise." There are def
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3y ago
That's funny to me because I just [realized that I actually do this a lot]( https://signmaker.dev/personal-scripts ) in my personal files.
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3y ago
I'm sorry that your gut disagrees with the ethical conclusion that most people, including nearly every musician I have talked to, have arrived at - I know that is a crappy feeling to have - but here we are.
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3y ago
70%/30% doesn't sound bad, if true; that's comparable to what Bandcamp was acclaimed for their fairness in paying their artists, if I recall correclty. I wonder what the "trick" is (if any), because I have to doubt
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3y ago
I think a lot of people intuitively understand that there's a difference between pirating the works of JRR Tolkein, him being wildly successful and not alive anymore, and doing the same to an up-and-coming author who's eating rame
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3y ago
[Just think logically!]( https://xkcd.com/1112/ )
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3y ago
Unfortunately corrupt cops aren't limited to just one legal fig leaf for collecting payments, or even to operating inside the bounds of the law at all. Even this specific article discusses four or five different towns with varying flav
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3y ago
Glück was my favorite poet. One of my favorites by her is called Gretel in Darkness: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1KIFfxBz0ROtrWbVxWPIeSKi9...
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3y ago
This is horrible. Some shitty business should not be permitted to change the night sky.
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3y ago
What are changeset comments? Like the git log?
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3y ago
Naively, because it might help more pro-social and FOSS software get made?
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3y ago
Hmm, that landing page and the screenshots within are unbelievably slick looking. I'll download it and give it a try.
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3y ago
Yeah, the "oh well, it's evaporated already, so no getting it back without spending even more energy" tack of the post that you're responding to to is insane. That's not how water cooling works!
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3y ago
If you think it looks so easy, I urge you to start writing it! It's one of my favorite genres of fiction and I think that effective horror can be harder to write than it might seem.
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3y ago
I don't think that saying "it's crazy" is even specific enough to be called an exaggeration, nor is it untrue. It doesn't take that many force multipliers to make your experience during these floods absolutely wild
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3y ago
Wait, what Flintstones am I supposed to have watched? The Hana-Barbera cartoon was so good that it deserves to be the go-to example for things that young people "somehow haven't heard of"?
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3y ago
Give product team competent at maintaining podcast features ( o ´ ・ _ ・ ) っ
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3y ago
The article is just a thin wrapper of blogspam around an investigation by The Guardian: https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2023/sep/19/do-carbo... which I think is high quality.
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3y ago
I never know how granular to go with those.
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3y ago
Yes edit: I was trying to jokingly reply "Yes {smiling-imp-emoji}" when I realized I've never seen an emoji on Hacker News before - looks like they get automatically removed!
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3y ago
Costing under $100 and needing to be charged no more than every two weeks is an absolute killer app[liance?] for me. I have enough random crap needing constant charging or awaiting expensive replacement. So that's why my watch is a Tim
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3y ago
Does it actually require registration? You made this comment 29 minutes ago, and I'm listening to it without registering right now. (The "Sign up" button is front and center, but you can scroll past it and still see what'
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3y ago
Sarcasm?
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3y ago
"Manually" anything just depends on the size of your dataset.
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3y ago
Maybe some percent of them are just testing out the Cornish solidarity thing.
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3y ago
This is a blatant attempt at recruiting the obvious engineering talents of the OP to the cause of building guitar pedals and synthesizers, which I applaud.
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3y ago
For crimes where the criminal's "happy path" result is to take somewhere from $50 to $50,000, you'd expect that the most important cost element would be risk of getting caught and punished, although I have the impression
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3y ago
Yeah, I used to call enshittification "Black and Deckering".
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