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by krick 4y ago
That's really shallow. A nostalgia dive, not an analysis. It isn't that "tagging worked, but now it doesn't", it just never really worked for her usecases, and it still does for usecases it can be used for. Maybe I
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by krick 4y ago
It doesn't really address the question. There's no such thing as "something, anything". I mean, there obviously is for the author, but that's exactly the difference between our mindsets, which is exactly the problem
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by krick 4y ago
It is a bit less of a problem for me lately, because I now feel somewhat more confident about many things in life. But for the most of my life, absolutely. It isn't like there is any real problem, but it was fear of the unknown for me.
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by krick 4y ago
How do I start coming up with all these actionable ideas? I mean, not that these are great, but it really doesn't matter for me, implementing them does. It just makes me feel ashamed for my lack of industriousness.
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by krick 4y ago
Honestly, I don't care about the problem itself that much. I mean, I'm used to constant problems with pretty much all audio-devices on my linux laptop (even when they work fine on Windows, which seriously makes me angry — when it
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by krick 4y ago
Sketchy? Jabra is arguably the industry leader in hands-free audio, producing this stuff since 1983. It was the brand you buy to use with your phone when driving a car before "true-wireless headphones" was even a thing.
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by krick 5y ago
Thanks, that's a bit more of an explanation to what I was wondering about than most of the other answers.
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by krick 5y ago
It seems you don't understand the question. I understand that the board can decide value per share. Basically everyone in this thread said this at least once, which is unnecessary, since that's basically what was stated in the roo
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by krick 5y ago
2. That doesn't answer my question. Actually, I'm not even sure how it attempted to. I specifically mentioned the "market price". I don't really know how these US congress persons work, and you may as well imply tha
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by krick 5y ago
1. How does that look for a random TWTR holder far away from SV? One day his broker just informs him that there are no longer securities on his account, but that account has received some cash? 2. Why is it even allowed (by the government)
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by krick 5y ago
Gradients in a better colorspace indeed make more sense to me (all of HSL/HSV/Lab are way more useful for practical applications than what sRGB does), same as HSL palettes in tools like Photoshop, but this transparency example I d
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by krick 5y ago
I wonder in which environment this is used. Does it handle all the noises of a typical human-populated environment well enough? Or do people only successfully use it in very remote areas?
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by krick 5y ago
No, there's no such assumption. In fact, by virtue of ignoring the main point of his, your post is an example "of the adage about markets working based on rational actors", which doesn't go well with reality. And the poi
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by krick 5y ago
Eh, I'm equally suspicious of everyone who speculates about "what Musk is doing". I think your post is spot-on about what he's NOT doing, but as to what he IS doing… how can you possibly know, what his true intentions ar
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by krick 5y ago
It has been like that for the long time, actually. I've seen examples where somewhat political search clause (in Russian) yields completely different results on Google & Yandex (it's actually hard to tell which one "tweak
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by krick 5y ago
They are not back, it's misleading bullshit. "Pirate bay" was never hidden from search in that sense. Look for "<something> torrent" that is found on thepiratebay by Brave (I guess I won't provide the exa
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by krick 5y ago
Well, I wouldn't say "equivalent" (and I wouldn't say it's implied in the article), but it isn't very far from that. And meaning of "very far" is relative. I mean, f(x,y) ~ x obviously isn't equ
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by krick 5y ago
You've been corrected about "what DK means" in the other comments, but this is not quite the point of the post. This is not about if DK (as expressed in English words) is true or not — in fact, author points out in the beginn
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by krick 5y ago
Is that book still worth to spend time reading if I do understand what you are saying and I hold the same views? I'm always hungry to learn something useful from books, but more often than not I find these hyped books ("The Checkl
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by krick 5y ago
> The tone of our decade-long mutually-beneficial relationship is set by GitHub’s Terms of Service. Thinking there was more to it was naive. I really want to support that kind of sentiment. In fact, I want to support it every time I get
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by krick 5y ago
I suppose it will break more often than youtube-dl.
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by krick 5y ago
No, I am sure this happens, but at $50B, really? Maybe I don't understand something, but the absolute amount sound impossible to me. I mean, no matter how much collateral you are going to offer, to borrow the money, you need somebody,
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by krick 5y ago
It's hard to navigate comments, but I cannot find the important stuff being discussed. I mean: how the hell can he even remotely viably secure $43B in cash?! All this "$200B net worth" is pretty much bullshit — it's mult
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by krick 5y ago
I am tempted to say that no matter who you are, I am pretty much positive you are doing dumb shit daily, and pretending you are not is laughable, but that would be off the point: I pre-emptively answered your 2 first points in the original
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by krick 5y ago
It doesn't even have to be a repo. I do git diff --no-index all the time on arbitrary files, because it's simply configured the way I want, unlike some default diff or whatever command, that I don't even remember how to prope
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by krick 5y ago
You basically substituted both the link and the title to a completely different one after long time people discussing that specific link and title. Now half of the comments don't really make sense at the first glance.
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by krick 5y ago
This is bullshit. I mean, ok, you are concerned about somebody using git-enabled PS1. Guess what, not everyone is using git-enabled PS1. Unbelievable, right? I would even mock the fact that you are trying to protect users from the behavior
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by krick 5y ago
Does it? Or, rather, is it even simpler? To host something as a docker container I need 2 things: to know how to host docker, and a docker image. In fact, not even an image, just a dockerfile/docker-composer.yaml in my source code. If
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by krick 5y ago
So, the best free or extremely inexpensive way to host static pages that are visited a lot would be...?
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by krick 5y ago
Thank you. I wish somebody did it to every NewYorker "article".

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