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by kome 1y ago
it's absolutely ridiculous! they're angry that people enjoy their life too much. wow... and btw, i get the impression norway is spending their money pretty wisely, thinking long-term. and thinking with their own brain. not like th
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by kome 1y ago
> but there's solutions that are hard to ignore such as the need for reusable fragments/components on different pages which already make a cry for dependencies. honestly ctrl+c, ctrl+v of hand written html. and i'm cool as
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by kome 1y ago
this is something that my feeble European brain will never understand: why people in American start-up keeps getting scammed with pseudo "private" equities, stock options, that are not on a market, and therefore cannot be priced?
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by kome 1y ago
js cult will never ever understand this. designers need the courage to work with html+css only.
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by kome 1y ago
xml is awesome, but misunderstood
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by kome 1y ago
perhaps a better solution would be to ask an opinion about KJU... not to "criticize" him this feels pretty dystopic indeed, like 15m of hate...
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by kome 1y ago
I have a fast internet connection and a modern browser, but this website is simply a tragedy. nothing loads on time...
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by kome 1y ago
LLM just reproduce obama era toxic positivity and therapy talk, that indeed contained a lot of delusional thinking. :) but to be totally honest, most of therapist are the same. they are expensive "validation machines".
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by kome 1y ago
you clearly haven't read the article... they are talking about diacritics (accents) and not inflection of the spoken language. i find absolutely worrisome that nobody is reading the articles anymore, and they just read the title. it ma
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by kome 1y ago
they sure know how to complicate simple stuff
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by kome 1y ago
The news from Palestine are atrocious; a genocide is unfolding before our eyes, and world leaders are doing nothing to stop it.
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by kome 1y ago
chasing convenience, not simplicity
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by kome 1y ago
beautiful, well done! i hope people will copy that for their own websites. and use it creatively.
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by kome 1y ago
clutter? i find it MUCH more elegant and simple, but conceptually and practically, than the absolute clown-car of modern js driven web, css frameworks hacks, etc etc
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by kome 1y ago
seems relevant: US spies said Iran wasn't building a nuclear weapon. Trump dismisses that assessment https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2025/06/17/gabbard-t... ( https://archive.ph&#x
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by kome 1y ago
in the same place with iraq's weapons of mass destruction
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by kome 1y ago
if beauty is objective, why his website looks so bad?
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by kome 1y ago
we have already an ethical replacement for WhatsApp, and it's called Telegram. Unlike WhatsApp the clients are opensource (you can download it from F-Droid) and it's secure enough: https://x.com/Pinboard/statu
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by kome 1y ago
which would be amazing, a good 85 per cent of js on the web is both pointless and useless.
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by kome 1y ago
Everyone stopped working entirely? What? Perhaps because of Covid.
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by kome 1y ago
race science is bogus, news at 11
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by kome 1y ago
“hyperlinks should always be blue and underlined” this honestly make life so much easier...
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by kome 1y ago
Fully agree. And we all know beautiful but totally broken UIs and UX, and "ugly" but extremely functional UIs and UXs, that actually make them beautiful
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by kome 1y ago
perhaps focusing on the current thing is part of the problem, instead of part of the solutions
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by kome 1y ago
it's very good because it's simple and hasn't changed in over 10 years. you know it won't change, and it's the best $6.28 I've ever invested (but of course, I wouldn't pay for it every year; I would find a
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by kome 1y ago
it's not quite obvious...
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by kome 1y ago
She honestly made the world a better place. Having access to scientific literature no matter where I am has certainly improved my life immensely.
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by kome 1y ago
If "guilty by association" is to be applied evenly, we should do the same for genocidal countries like Israel, but that would be absurd. Also, I'm not sure, but I believe Elbakyan is actually a Kazakh citizen.
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by kome 1y ago
the point is not to pay researchers (lol), but to encourage uploaders with karma points, while paying for sci-hub infrastructure...
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by kome 1y ago
yes, it's written

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