kbhn

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by kbhn 4y ago
I went from an S10 to an S22 Ultra and the fingerprint reader is leagues better.
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by kbhn 5y ago
> The "Russia is invading our country" narrative is only held by some. Mainly those that believe in concepts such as 'borders' and 'sovereignty' You might personally feel that those residents welcomed foreig
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by kbhn 6y ago
You've replied with this article to multiple comments as if it carries any weight. Why do you feel like we're bound to the same dietary behaviors as our ancestors?
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by kbhn 6y ago
> It is not just a random preference and it is not something that anyone can just switch off, therefore it is not a matter of morality, as you are trying to portray it Every declaration you made in this sentence is incorrect.
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by kbhn 6y ago
In this scenario I would argue that deleting a function abruptly without verifying impacts is significantly worse than gradually adding a delay. Usually when function deprecations occur impacted dev teams are notified on a shared distro o
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by kbhn 6y ago
> Think about whenever you travel to Austin for conferences, it's oppressively hot and you basically travel from one air conditioned building to the next. Commentary from someone who only visits Texas in the summer is bound to be on
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by kbhn 6y ago
> Bitcoin solves a number of problems right now, for example providing an opportunity for the nearly 2 billion people without access to a traditional banking system to securely participate in the world economy with nothing more than an o
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by kbhn 6y ago
Good assets also don't get stolen if 51% of the network becomes compromised by a bad actor.
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by kbhn 6y ago
> I believe we should decriminalize offering of bribes I too would like to erode confidence in our public servants.
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by kbhn 9y ago
It's not a popular opinion to share online due to how ingrained food choices are into our lives (memories, communion, celebratory meals, etc), but if this development concerns you I highly recommend exploring a plant-based diet. I&#x27
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by kbhn 9y ago
> Who cares if there's a 30$ fee on a 1000+$ transfer? Because Bitcoin wasn't originally designed for speculating on cryptocurrencies.
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by kbhn 9y ago
> Not sure if I would call it clever What do you mean it's not clever? Sure, they applied a known weakness of non-constant data rate encoded messages to drone monitoring, but that's never been done before. What have you done th
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by kbhn 9y ago
> Who said anything about Snowden? You implicitly implied him. > There are many different professions that are legal in their country of operation that the US will redirect international flights to US controlled locations to arrest yo
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by kbhn 9y ago
Yes, to a hostile foreign power. The public isn't a place you can reside. Russia is, however. > The US government is why Snowden is in Russia, not Snowden The US government is not why Snowden is in Russia, Snowden is why Snowden is
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by kbhn 9y ago
Security researcher is a pretty loose and fear mongering title to describe Snowden's actual role - Taking sensitive government secrets to a hostile foreign power in the name of whistleblowing. But please, don't let my clarificatio
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by kbhn 9y ago
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by kbhn 9y ago
Try getting someone to help you out by, you know, posting something meaningful.
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by kbhn 9y ago
> edit: oh well, downvotes from fanboys who will be offended at anything but "AMD IS AMAZEBALLS" You got downvotes for being wrong . > But their pricing is on par with intel's offerings, so why should I buy the AMD pro
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by kbhn 9y ago
> Unfortunately anyone who takes their security or privacy seriously will be totally unable to use this. Every AMD chip contains a likely backdoored system called AMD Secure Processor This is fear mongering to the extreme. Intel has the
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by kbhn 9y ago
> Who has Trump committed genocide on? Genocidal doesn't necessarily mean he's committed genocide; it means that he's prone to (and to some extent, fascinated by) mass acts of killing. The tweets about promising fire and f
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by kbhn 9y ago
Someone's throwing stones in a glass house. Still waiting on ~any~ article to back up your assertion from a respected institution.
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by kbhn 9y ago
He's not discouraging people from seeking help; he's encouraging people to be educated about the help they're seeking. For people who are in affectionate relationships, this is an important factor and is worth mentioning.
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by kbhn 9y ago
There's a difference between a lack of affection/physicality because you're depressed and because you're using an SSRI. I still wanted to be close to people while I was depressed - I just felt useless and unable to do mu
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by kbhn 9y ago
Sure, let me quote Harvard[1]: "It's often said that depression results from a chemical imbalance, but that figure of speech doesn't capture how complex the disease is. Research suggests that depression doesn't spring fr
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by kbhn 9y ago
> Most of the times, there's a clear reason for a depression I'm gonna have to disagree pretty strongly with that assertion without any supporting evidence. In fact, I would argue that rarely is depression caused by a clear r
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by kbhn 9y ago
You did yourself a disservice by stopping after the first paragraph. If you would have recognized his opening paragraph as hyperbole, you would have gone on to read a comprehensive opinion from a former Google HR employee on the ramificatio
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by kbhn 9y ago
> You wouldn't trust a bank with an SQL-injection vulnerability or a hospital running on an old version of Windows either but that doesn't mean all banks and hospitals are not trustworthy I would and do, because that's the
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by kbhn 9y ago
> and now they've shat all over it, and lost many potential customers. Yes, I'm sure people are turning away in droves from the most competitive AMD processor in a decade because they won't open source their version of ME.
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by kbhn 9y ago
> Just one, I fucking dare you. This comment doesn't seem to jive the spirit of Hacker News. If the poster you're replying to has a valid counter-argument you can expect him to provide it; there's no need to...threaten the
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by kbhn 10y ago
> Does YouTube care about getting content to the world? Or just getting as many of their fingers in the pie as possible and abusing the current geo-restricted licensing model while they can? I'd prefer to give YouTube the benefit of

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