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by kossTKR 3y ago
This is a prime example of the lack of nuance. Putin is a psycho no doubt, but the war machine is violently gross too. The fact that if you question the war machine in the slightest you're then "with the enemy", is so bizarre
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by kossTKR 3y ago
If word spread that Reddit would name people writing specific comments about various "controversial" topics i think millions would flee? The entire spirit of Reddit is because of anonymity, from askreddit, to intimate questions, t
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by kossTKR 3y ago
This is brilliant. Please someone make this!
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by kossTKR 3y ago
Straight from wikipedia: Negative salary-achievements correlation controversy In 2018 she received a total of $2,458,350 in compensation from Mozilla, which represents a 400% payrise since 2008.[15] On the same period, Firefox marketshare
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by kossTKR 3y ago
She gave herself 20-30 million dollars while the company tanked in every measurable way and devs got fired. She's the reason we have Firefox and the modern web? What in the actual flippin bizarro dimension? Besides being a member of th
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by kossTKR 3y ago
Sorry but this seems like yet another poster like splash page inspiration sites like Dribble, Awwwards, Behance, Httpster, Gsap, Godly. I've yet to find any sites with actual real world UX examples; actual content, actual text, not m
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by kossTKR 3y ago
This is an interesting approach. I remember classic osx was also pretty good at dense content.
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by kossTKR 3y ago
Does anyone have a design inspiration site that isn't this useless portfolio garbage? It's incredibly annoying, and i say that with a an interest art, the abstract, cool concepts etc. but i want to see sites and interfaces with &
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by kossTKR 3y ago
Why not? Their entire presentation a month ago was fake.
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by kossTKR 3y ago
All business sans the most basic is based on schemes, theatre, magic. It’s way more fantastical to believe in some supreme meritocracy. Off course a good chunk is based on talent but the “there’s no conspiracies” seem like libertarian propa
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by kossTKR 3y ago
Aren't some people also - at least trying - to move in the opposite with pure javascript, Petite Vue, Alpine etc. because of framework and tooling fatigue? I have at least experimented in that direction.
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by kossTKR 3y ago
I don't know what's going on here but Amazon normally shuts stuff like this down in 1 second because you're not allowed to make "affiliate sites with no other content" like much of this space. Really not applicable
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by kossTKR 3y ago
I also use Spotify and like you have discovered a bunch of stuff. Spotify is just the state of things, the monopoly. Like lots of other current status quos bad for on everyone but investors, old money, the richest but there's no real a
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by kossTKR 3y ago
Deserve to be paid by whom though, Spotify already pays nothing? A song with 10000000 (10 million) streams , a pretty big hit and only reserved for big artists will give you 500 dollars before cuts, taxes etc. So not even the biggest artist
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by kossTKR 3y ago
Selling a multivitamin you could buy for a few dollars in a big cloud of smoke and mirrors is a scam in my opinion. Just say you sell vitamin d. Not some ultra esoteric branded product with extreme markups and hints at something it definite
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by kossTKR 3y ago
Huberman is almost as bad which is funny to me because he's regarded as an authority. Worst is the completely useless powder called Athletic Greens that he pushes left and right. There must _really_ be big bucks in supplements and life
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by kossTKR 3y ago
I don't have any of those "irrational" fears so it's not a cope but a theory.
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by kossTKR 3y ago
Okay so this is pretty bleak isn't it, for the entrepreneurs, grassroots, startups, or just free enterprise in the most basic form? I hope making software, apps, coding and designing is still a viable path to take when everyone has bee
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by kossTKR 3y ago
I have a theory that this, like fear of heights, claustrophobia, agoraphobia etc. are actually "extremely natural" because they're all good for survival ie. instincts unlearned somehow culturally, but would be the baseline if
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by kossTKR 3y ago
I have family working as a UN advisor on sustainable food chains and she says the entire ecosystem in the oceans could potentially collapse in 10 to 20 years if we don't stop large scale fishing entirely, especially trawl and unreporte
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by kossTKR 3y ago
Tangent but does anyone else find iCloud sync random / slow? The smart thing about having both an iPhone and a Macbook should potentially be; snap a bunch of photos, instantly have them available on the computer - but no. Apple appare
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by kossTKR 3y ago
What idiot approved this design though? I have a 512 GB SSD and handle large files often on the go. I've had snapshots taking up 100+ GB with no explanation on my Macbook, just missing space. Only figured this out when i googled suppor
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by kossTKR 3y ago
Has there ever been any examples of malware/viruses jumping around through levels like this? I'm honestly interested to know, because it sounds like a huge deal here, but in my laymans ears very cool and sci fi!
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by kossTKR 3y ago
Interesting. What are the motivations behind this funding? What is to gain? As far as i can see there is quite a lot of "quantum safe" encryption so what kind of historical data exists lying around with lots of value?
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by kossTKR 3y ago
Yeah this could be terrible unless there's very specific exceptions for sub 1mil revenue players. Lots of big players are already providing shit software to millions of customers especially through government contracts because they&#x2
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by kossTKR 3y ago
Painting the picture that the alternative to hyper aggressive war machine is North Korea is a little bizarre to me to be honest.
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by kossTKR 3y ago
I get what you mean and me neither but the relatively modern ideological lens, that most wars are fought for democracy, or to protect liberalism is just not true from a historical or economical standpoint. Most US wars are fought because of
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by kossTKR 3y ago
Wars are horrible and they're almost always done for geopolitical power or resources, not to protect enlightened democracy or whatever.
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by kossTKR 3y ago
Oh those annoying endless rants, not the millions dead in wars, those who ended their lives by death squads because they wanted their own resources, they aren't that important, but those pesky rants! There's been no stop to the US
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by kossTKR 3y ago
I still don't get Apples bizarre new snapshot system. What i know is that a few years ago and back i would never have this problem, but now i'm often having gigantic snapshot files taking up extreme amounts of space like 100 gigab

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