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by kkkqkqkqkqlqlql 11mo ago
> If I were Cloudflare it would mean an immediate job offer well above market. And not a lawsuit? Cause I've read more about that kind of reaction than of job offers. Though I guess lawsuits are more likely to be controversial and t
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by kkkqkqkqkqlqlql 1y ago
And an actual test for intelligence. Easy, right?
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by kkkqkqkqkqlqlql 1y ago
British food. I mean, jail should be a punishment, right?
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by kkkqkqkqkqlqlql 1y ago
As a person with two useless undergraduate and one equally useless graduate degrees I was scared to click the article.
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by kkkqkqkqkqlqlql 1y ago
Thought the exact same. Not even knowing the history of Japan, just from like one frame in the Bill Wurtz video where that name shows up.
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by kkkqkqkqkqlqlql 1y ago
Isn't a phone more powerful these days?
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by kkkqkqkqkqlqlql 1y ago
I'm on mobile and your site works much better than the WebGL one.
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by kkkqkqkqkqlqlql 1y ago
This is nice. I remember as a kid having a "How Stuff Works" (I guess that's the original name, I had it in Spanish) CD-ROM with a similar vibe.
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by kkkqkqkqkqlqlql 1y ago
No, it's propietary. We just want to sell the app.
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Ask HN: C++ code protection in desktop apps. How do you keep your boss happy?
1 points by kkkqkqkqkqlqlql 1y ago|2 comments
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by kkkqkqkqkqlqlql 1y ago
Everything is just braces/parens with extra steps.
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by kkkqkqkqkqlqlql 1y ago
> Stuff like that just can't happen anymore. Ya sure about that? You can be a fraudster in the UK, have your medical degree revoked, and go to the US as a fraudster without a medical degree... And be a leader! https://en
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by kkkqkqkqkqlqlql 1y ago
Maybe the OP is taking about some other Musk's ideas brought to reality, like fascism in the US.
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by kkkqkqkqkqlqlql 1y ago
I guess that it works in very low-density places that are close to the city or something like that. But the problem is that the parking takes up space, so, instead of having some kind of transport hub, where economic activity happens (as is
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by kkkqkqkqkqlqlql 1y ago
> There’s rarely parking near stops so you can't drive to it Sorry, but, what the actual fuck? If your bus stop requires parking so you can drive an hour in your car to be driven another hour in a bus, then why bother building a bus
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by kkkqkqkqkqlqlql 2y ago
Didn't Trump killed it? https://www.cnn.com/2025/02/19/business/trump-kills-congesti...
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by kkkqkqkqkqlqlql 2y ago
> City municipalities aren’t exactly staffed with the sharpest knives in the drawer And private utility companies are?
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by kkkqkqkqkqlqlql 2y ago
Somewhat unrelated, but it's crazy to see how durable Windows APIs are. I, for unrelated reasons, last month, opened Guitar Pro 4, which had been laying around in my warez folder (copied many tines accross hard drives) since I pirated
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by kkkqkqkqkqlqlql 2y ago
But what would be the deterrent there? You should program the AI with some sort of "fear of death" or "fear of consequences", and if that's the case, wouldn't it be straight up slavery?
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by kkkqkqkqkqlqlql 2y ago
https://youtu.be/xloWKKVxZqI?si=IHNFOcGhiQHX3opN Dangerous to who? Cause you seem to forget about the people outside of the car.
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by kkkqkqkqkqlqlql 2y ago
Regarding the tradies, could the cost of congestion pricing be tax-deductible or something like that?
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by kkkqkqkqkqlqlql 2y ago
Where is the obligatory "WHAT THE FUCK" comment?
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by kkkqkqkqkqlqlql 2y ago
Dumb question: If Iceland had been part of the EU in 2008, would they have been able not to bail out their bankers and send them to jail? Could the banking industry have been able to go to a supranational court or something? https:/&#