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knowitnone
1y ago
so if they are more productive, does that not mean companies will need fewer staff? Why would they give you more pay when they can so easily replace you. Remember, you're not doing much of the work anymore so expect lower pay.
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1y ago
It's funny how you want minimalism yet another commenter commented about an experimental OS needing to have a modern UI to be relevant. Just can't win.
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1y ago
are you saying alcoholics are desirables because I have a different view on them
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1y ago
that a very vague vision; a bunch of words with no actual goals. It used to be "land on the moon" - they've done that. A space telescope - they've done that many times. What is their goal now because I don't know an
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1y ago
No. What else is there for NASA to accomplish scientifically speaking? land on the next planet but for what purpose? They've got the James Webb out there but what has that revealed for us except better quality images. Do you care if yo
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1y ago
how many are you buying?
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1y ago
Related https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ujJCyXfWpOo Also claims HN blocks talk about xlibre fork https://github.com/X11Libre/xserver
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1y ago
we have xlibre now https://github.com/X11Libre/xserver
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1y ago
this is very impressive. I really like that you have a browser which is almost mandatory for a desktop OS now. You should write down your TODO list and I hope you keep working on this. I think there is room for many OSes especially ones wri
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1y ago
you already provided 3 reasons: "Very cool and impressive, you probably learned a lot". Why does everything you do have to serve humanity? what have you done to serve humanity and why are your other projects not serving humanity?
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1y ago
Why do you say that? I've bookmarked the site but I've never used it. If my code compiles, I'm good. Not many people dig into the assembly to find that extra 1% performance boost. I'm not saying this tool is not useful b
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1y ago
because autonomous vehicles include the driver and the vehicle while human operated vehicles only include the vehicle where the operator is the buyer. If you caused a car crash, that's mostly a you issue (unless it's a car defect)
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1y ago
IMHO, since laptops and smartphones are so ubiquitous, it would have been better and cheaper to build just the sensor with bluetooth connectivity. I guess your market is different. I know my local library has something similar mounted on th
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1y ago
your comment is highly aggressive. "The machines are all FAR too small" They've given you the design, you can easily scale it larger. "expensive" then move on. "they never really even tried" they tried mor
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1y ago
Medically speaking, "Geographic atrophy" is very poorly named. It is not descriptive at all.
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1y ago
We pay people to study this? Two videos, the first shows the chimp dropping a rock and hitting the tree with feet. Second video shows chimp throwing a rock against a tree and screaming hysterically. Based on this, they claim it is communica
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1y ago
I live in a uni town and when graduation comes around(pretty soon), there are all kinds of goodies on the sidewalk and trashbins. LCD TVs, clothing, furniture, food, bikes, etc. Everybody talks about evironmentalism execept they don't
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1y ago
did you say "fork"?
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1y ago
I still use Firefox but if Ladybird and Servo get adblock, video download, dark mode, I am jumping ship.
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1y ago
I've been using foobar2000 and it's pretty good for my needs (no Linux though)
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1y ago
"Feels like" means it's my opinion and not a fact which I am allowed to have. There is no logical flaw, these are factual. You didn't add anything to the discussion either except critize me for calling the author out on
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1y ago
yes, but at the time, they were considered property. With the system the way it currently is, only the rich get to play.
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1y ago
if it's anonymized, is it your mistake and can anyone point single you out? I've not seen anyone point out 14 year old posts but I suppose it occurs. But at what arbitrary age can we start to hold them accountable for their posts?
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1y ago
that would require hiring a security personnel which they can't afford to do. /s
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We certainly do know how bats see with their ears. It's called echo-location - very similar to sonar/radar - which we do all the time. "Sheepdogs can herd sheep better than any human." Running faster the humans allows t
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1y ago
except banks staff can easily be bribed too. There is plenty of bank fraud happening.
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1y ago
California will investigate and find no wrong. Also, LinkedIn==Microsoft
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1y ago
you mean AI crawlers from Microsoft, owners of Github?
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1y ago
you mean you want to better track users
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knowitnone
1y ago
Please please please include a description in your title. Just a couple of words will do.
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