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johnea
4mo ago
What do you mean by "We" Kimosabe? For dipshits who think aggregating ad-based websites, and hate filled doom-loop algorithmic feeds, are "the web", this may be true. But the rest of us, who aren't part of this &quo
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johnea
4mo ago
Criticism may be more common, but the downvoting has not changed. See the post above, where I criticize him and am being downvoted into oblivion...
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4mo ago
Typical ownership heavy replies, which want to equate other people's effort to their own...
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4mo ago
I think we can clearly say that capital gains are not earned. Someone who lays bricks, "earns" their income; someone who's wealth increases as a bricklaying company's value increases, does not. In this sense, it is indee
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4mo ago
Vaccines are the devil! People should use alcohol, tobacco and firearms, like the little baby jesus intended...
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4mo ago
Why am I not surprised to find that this weird clickbait topic is tied to some nutjob religious idea? Once you take the leap of believing there is some big invisible guy in outerspace, pretty much any belief is possible after that...
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4mo ago
It does make me wonder why people keep running this OS...
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4mo ago
> The Kujikata Osadamegaki, promulgated in 1742 under Shogun Tokugawa Yoshimune, embedded hierarchical principles in judicial outcomes by calibrating punishments according to the perpetrator's and victim's social status
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4mo ago
The name is not great. Shouldn't human-made exclude injection molding, or CNC metalwork? Or maybe this is for people who think software is everything? Sadly many recent electrical engineering grads also have this perspective...
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4mo ago
Can you post the entries to a Libera IRC channel?
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4mo ago
What are you even talking about? There are more articles in the HN feed on AI than any other topic, by far. A certain amount of the push back is just because of how much it displaces all other subjects. Another amount is just trying to over
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5mo ago
A nice article! It really does a great job of describing the hostage nature of keeping the various daimyo in check. One thing that I think is commonly misstated though, is that this period was one of "peace". When viewed from the
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johnea
5mo ago
Well, given that the graph shows a category that includes Fascist VCs, I'm not surprised this is flagged here 8-/
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5mo ago
Original article: https://www.rochester.edu/newscenter/what-is-desalination-de...
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5mo ago
After studying Japanese language and culture for the last 15 years, and spending about 6 months there in total, I would say they have a massive over-packaging problem in general. I've never seen a place throw away more plastics than in
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johnea
5mo ago
Yes, I did. But I've always used SSH port forwarding to access everything except pages intended for public viewing...
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johnea
5mo ago
Ignorant question here: Isn't this an open port for BGP poisoning?
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johnea
5mo ago
Interesting, and I agree with every one of those checklist items, but none of those things have anything to do with the car being electrically powered.
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5mo ago
I find it pretty funny, that in an article decrying goggle's abusive behavior, the screenshot they link (which obviously needs to be a video) is a link to a goggle owned property: > Look at this horrible s—t. Look at it! > https
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5mo ago
The whole thing is obviously tongue-in-cheek, but sarcasm is a potent mode of communication. The joke, of course, being that every increase in productivity has ALWAYS gone straight to ownership. Economists have been predicting a boom in hum
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5mo ago
> millions of dollars in gold bars for work-related expenses. Hey, handing over millions of $$s to local warlords is a business expense...
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5mo ago
All of this is really about web dev, not s/w dev in general. npm and pip are curses on the planet. One point right from the beginning of the article: Why would you EVER leave a public port open straight to phpMyAdmin? This is what SSH
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5mo ago
Actually, they're suffering "wealth accumulation psychosis".
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5mo ago
Are you just trolling? > It is important to point out though, that the last opportunity to establish single-payer healthcare in the US was prevented by the democratic party. There is some ambiguity in that sentence: by "last",
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5mo ago
I'm not sure why this comment is grey'd out 8-/ I totally agree with it, and upvoted it. One thing I would add: TV was certainly a major contributor to loss of reality for many people, but the internet was far far worse. Espe
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5mo ago
The democratic party controlled the house, the senate, and the presidency at that point in time. My point is that the democratic party blocked public health care for the US. This is neither ignorant nor deceptive.
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5mo ago
Also consider mojeek: https://www.mojeek.com/about/why-mojeek
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The comments here have some of the highest bullshit content of any I've read on HN in recent memory. The author's frustration is palpable in the article. People being misled by some twitverse influenza, while ignoring a long histo
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I think this article doesn't use a very good definition of "physical reality". Like most writing along these lines, it conflates physical reality, with the human conscious perception of physical reality. This has always been
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5mo ago
The maniverse, "wellness", MAHA, microbe denial, vaccine denial, and wing-nut politics in general are never going to be good for health care outcomes. The worst aspect being the closure of healthcare providers in rural areas, sinc
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