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by kgwxd 1y ago
destroys game sounds and music-making apps though. Guess these things are designed for pure consumption though, no fun or creativity allowed.
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by kgwxd 1y ago
I probably wouldn't have noticed if it hadn't been directly below the Detective Listeria post. HN titles look like TikToks this morning.
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by kgwxd 1y ago
In the cases cited in the English article, the driver doors were supposedly not crushed, and someone on the inside would have been able to open it, had the handles worked as expected. Defending deadly design is a really weird hill to die on
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by kgwxd 1y ago
maybe they're going with the worst possible option to prove what a stupid idea it is right out of the gate?
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by kgwxd 1y ago
phew, i thought the CEO kisscam story made HN front page for a few words there.
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by kgwxd 1y ago
To kids these days, a laptop with a something like Roblox Studio on it is pretty magical. Most of their "laptop" exposure is with Chromebooks that only run school stuff, everything else is on consumption-focused tablets and phones
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by kgwxd 1y ago
i give a shit about what some people think and say about some things, but there's no one who's every thought i want to know. don't care how anyone feels about anyone else, if that level of sharing doesn't get annoying ev
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by kgwxd 1y ago
Nothing is going to be "regulated properly" for at least the next 3.5 years, and we'll all be dealing with backwards decline for decades after. That's best case, but i'm guessing It'll be even worse than the &q
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by kgwxd 1y ago
Yikes! I recently tried Thunderbird again because I was annoyed with gmail pushing AI subscription crap in the web UI. Guess I'll take that over this bug for now.
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by kgwxd 1y ago
Now that it's commonly "tap or click the button" I might be down with the next gen using "call". Anything, as long as they don't go with "broh, the button".
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by kgwxd 1y ago
Unless you really read and followed the paper, just call it a web api and tell your sales people to do the same. Calling it REST makes you sound like a manager that hasn't done any actual dev in 15 years.
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by kgwxd 1y ago
As a developer who develops on Firefox, and only tests on other browsers just before deployment, I'd reconsider supporting it for end users if they're not going to be able to hit F12 to help me diagnose any issues that come up on
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by kgwxd 1y ago
> That is absolutely not matching my experience and observations. Then I assume your experience and observation finds no correlation. If you're claiming a negative correlation, that's the same "meaningless" assessment
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by kgwxd 1y ago
> Sensitivity to suffering and the need to protect the vulnerable > Concerns about equality, proportionality, and reciprocity > Resistance to domination and restriction of freedom Great. > Valuing group cohesion and detecting th
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by kgwxd 1y ago
I suspect you mean you value people not stabbing you in the back, and strive to not stab people in the back. That, people you consider close, will work through rough patches, to some reasonable degree. Etc. That's just basic, bi-direct
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by kgwxd 1y ago
> AI Next. HN is already fast. Simplicity is it's selling point. Anything put on top of that can only make it worse, most of all "AI". I wouldn't shit on it if it were a hobby project, but spouting "cross-platfor
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by kgwxd 1y ago
As if this administration gives one shit about cost. It's our money, they're just using it to fund the oligarchs. Ellison will get a nice cut, and we'll never really know the true cost of it. Taxes will go up, cost of living
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by kgwxd 1y ago
> Nintendo Switch parental controls, then Microsoft Xbox account settings and parental controls, then Nintendo Online subscription stuff Yeah, I learned with my first kid, DO NOT use parental controls. Lie about their birthday. Don'
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by kgwxd 1y ago
They're definitely not doing anywhere near what they should be. If a democrat was in there, doing even 1/1000th of what's going on now, they'd be all over it. Because they wouldn't be afraid for their bottom line, o
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by kgwxd 1y ago
> And I consider myself a ... conservative I glean that from the hate for an entire group of people based solely on where they live. Sorry my media is annoying you, it's been bugging me too. I'll take it to the shop and have it
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by kgwxd 1y ago
If everyone had 5 acres of land to themselves, probably wouldn't much, but the population is far too big for that. The laws exist for that reason. The way those laws might effect specific scenarios, is a different issue completely. You
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by kgwxd 1y ago
Sorry for that. I'd overthrow the entire US government, but I'm just too darn lazy.
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by kgwxd 1y ago
Just the daily dose of market manipulation.
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by kgwxd 1y ago
Why not? Worked for the entire ad industry. My machine is expected to play arbiter between site owner and advertiser to ensure I see it.
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by kgwxd 1y ago
Anyone still invested in that company fully deserves everything bad that happens to them.
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by kgwxd 1y ago
That's IntelliJ with Cursive
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by kgwxd 1y ago
Just imagine you aren't the only person who's health, safety, and "freedom" is under consideration and it should be clear why the majority of people would prefer those rules be in place.
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by kgwxd 1y ago
Neither could the effectiveness of vaccines, or what taking away abortion rights would do, or what lax gun control leads to, or what privatizing critical infrastructure would do to cost, etc., etc. It can, and will, absolutely, be denied un
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by kgwxd 1y ago
Where's the part where you became qualified to teach Math, Science and Computers to primary students after dropping out of school because of "competitive exams" (exams aren't a competition)?
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by kgwxd 1y ago
Exciting and new doesn't necessarily mean novel. I get quite excited when I build a new bit of code that solves a frequent pain point for someone. It's likely built on a boring framework, in a boring language, wouldn't work a

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