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by krelian 10mo ago
"user asks a question" AI: The problem with your question is that...
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by krelian 1y ago
Enshittification captures a specific type of degradation - the inevitable deterioration of a product or service under an economic system that is obligated to secure ever larger profits. I like the fact that it is slightly vulgar because the
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by krelian 1y ago
If you want to watch all of your team's games you need to a) purchase an expensive monthly cable subscription from the company that holds the football rights. b) pay a sizeable sum on top, I think it's about 50 euros per month to
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by krelian 1y ago
And I suppose you don't fall into that definition because you discriminate not based on their race but on their culture?
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by krelian 1y ago
Would be very interested in hearing what's your definition of racism.
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by krelian 1y ago
>I mean that is what normal people care about, too. Depends on how you define normal. I think it's much more likely that the number of people who care about it deeply is extremely small - a small sub-group within the group of people
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by krelian 1y ago
>public company Why does it have to be a public company though?
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by krelian 1y ago
You gotta love the mental gymnastics people will go through to convince themselves that not paying and blocking ads is the morally correct thing to do. If you truly have those beliefs the right moral action is to not use YouTube at all but
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by krelian 1y ago
The mental gymnastics some will go through to justify being a cheapskate...
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by krelian 1y ago
> know you’re being sarcastic but indeed if we reasoned properly we would all agree We would also lose everything that makes us human and will find no satisfaction in knowing.
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by krelian 1y ago
How much does it cost to have it run for 7 hours straight?
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by krelian 1y ago
In full agreement with you on the flagrant incapability of a sizeable part of the HN crowd to understand and value of the arts. Throughout history man has been celebrated and distinguished as the rational animal. As master of the earth this
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by krelian 1y ago
Python has evolved into quite a complex language considering the amount of features that come built-in. The documentation, while complete, does not facilitate discovery of many of those features.
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by krelian 1y ago
I suppose this is a new project. I am always turned off by projects, of this sort, that on day one start to push monetization, and this blatantly. If you are here for the long run why not build some goodwill first instead of immediately g
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by krelian 2y ago
An NNTP server that allows you to experience old Usenet with a 40 year delay. You'd get each day's messages as if they were published today.
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by krelian 2y ago
At the bare minimum educate yourself on the matter before expressing yourself in public
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by krelian 2y ago
This is a defensive war. This is the lesson we learned when the world did nothing to stop Hitler's initial aggression. This is the moment of truth. Doing nothing is easy, it's the default. We now know the possible consequences and
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by krelian 2y ago
Exhibit A for level one thinking.
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by krelian 2y ago
Criticizing is easy, I'd like all critics to suggest alternatives to how FF development should be funded. I don't like this at all but I also cannot come up with any realistic alternatives.
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by krelian 2y ago
Cloud computing is ridiculously expensive. The other day I wanted to increase Mongo Atlas iops by 1000 on a 3 node cluster and it costs $3000 a year. How does that make any sense?
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by krelian 2y ago
This is answered in their FAQ: https://zed.dev/faq : We envision Zed as a free-to-use editor, supplemented by subscription-based, optional network features, such as: Channels and calls Chat Channel no
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by krelian 2y ago
>How some people prefer manual is probably one of the mysteries I'll take to grave with myself. When I find myself thinking like that I try to come up with generous analogies to try and position myself in a similar mindset. With man
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by krelian 2y ago
>And yet LLMs were still fed articles written for Googlebot, not humans. How do we know what content LLMs were fed? Isn't that a highly guarded secret? Won't the quality of the content be paramount to the quality of the generat
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Index 1,600M Keys with Automata and Rust(2015)(blog.burntsushi.net)
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by krelian 2y ago
You'll probably enjoy When We Cease to Understand the World by Benjamin Labatut.
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by krelian 2y ago
There is a lot fire directed at Mozilla on HN. I'm not saying I support or can make sense of all of their decisions but I'd love for someone in the criticizers camp to explain what steps they would take to make Mozilla and the c
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by krelian 2y ago
It's been a few years since I last watched his stuff. He always had that crazy genius vibe, similar to Terry Davis but but not as unhinged and much more friendly and wholesome. I'm fascinated how these individuals that are clearly
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by krelian 2y ago
The term you are after, used to describe authors noted for their use of language is prose stylist. Given your examples I think you'll adore Moby-Dick; what Melville pulls off there is astonishing.
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by krelian 2y ago
It's certainly worth it, especially if you have some appreciation for the craft of writing, a love for words and the English language and the patience to take things slow and put the effort to really understand what you're reading
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by krelian 3y ago
>I think the fundamental assumption of the analysis that there are two mutually exclusive groups, 'pro-Israel' and 'pro-Palestine' is flawed. It is possible to simultaneously support the interests of Palestinian and I

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