knewter

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by knewter 4y ago
Don't confound the story with facts
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by knewter 4y ago
> Everything that president said and did was covered by the press around the world, an army of spokespeople and a million online sycophants. Except virtually everyone I spoke to was unaware of what his final posts on social media on jan6
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by knewter 4y ago
Lol we just went through global lockdowns and most of the population was forced to have an at-best unhelpful injection in order to participate in the economy
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by knewter 4y ago
I agree you guys let's kill 7 billion people
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by knewter 4y ago
Did you just assume Google's infrastructure costs are $0?
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by knewter 4y ago
We should print a trillion trillion dollar coins and end poverty.
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by knewter 4y ago
Moralizing to children about the war du jour in their playtime is a weird flex.
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by knewter 4y ago
Do you think homeless people are mostly homeless because of the lack of a house?
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by knewter 4y ago
I had a black philosophy professor that went to Stanford. He got in the same year they started affirmative action, but he got in on merit. He was still bothered late in life that people assumed he was admitted as a result of that policy. He
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by knewter 4y ago
Please, chuck-e-cheese has been around since I was a kid
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by knewter 4y ago
I run my instance so I hadn't even noticed
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Soapbox 3.0 – Web UI for the Fediverse(soapbox.pub)
76 points by knewter 4y ago|58 comments
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by knewter 4y ago
Soapbox's latest release is incredibly nice, bringing support for a ton of great features to an already-great Fediverse UI: Quote Posts, Edit Post, Events, slicker Chat, and some other stuff. They also cleaned up the codebase further s
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by knewter 4y ago
"I've inferred 90% of a word you didn't write. Verdict is you're racist."
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by knewter 4y ago
I feel like there's a hint in "always free"
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by knewter 4y ago
Whoever terminates this http request gets to run arbitrary code on my computer that I haven't read, in the context of my user
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by knewter 4y ago
During covid they lifted reserve requirements, essentially removing the "limit" of 20x
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by knewter 4y ago
I just installed and use bower yesterday and also learned of Mercury yesterday. Bower was quite nice and compiling it in a language I'd never known existed was trivial.
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by knewter 4y ago
Robert Virding's erlog as well: https://github.com/rvirding/erlog (rvirding GOAT)
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by knewter 4y ago
I have learned a multitude of tools. I have used vim/nvim since 2005. Prior to that, visual studio for a few years as a .net developer. I have sought to incorporate vim wherever I could because my muscle memory demands it for productiv
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by knewter 4y ago
It is and it is still why I go to the magazine stand if I'm in a bookstore
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by knewter 4y ago
Yeah when it's the entity with a monopoly on force it's more insidious
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by knewter 4y ago
The largest mastodon instance is truth social
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by knewter 4y ago
People on hn think thoughts I don't like. It's a billionaire's fault!
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by knewter 4y ago
We're skipping the whole "avoid another 2016" part of it?
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by knewter 4y ago
The suppression was the misinformation
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by knewter 4y ago
Your contention is that high tax rates lead to low unemployment? I feel like this is an easy hypothesis to test with data.
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by knewter 4y ago
Hahaha you've never met a real man, neat.
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by knewter 4y ago
Flutter
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by knewter 4y ago
Soapbox is a phenomenal frontend

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