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5mo ago
Too bad about that pesky “cruel and unusual” clause in the constitution for the bloodthirsty like you…
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This is literally a scene from Interstellar https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a3lcGnMhvsA
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5mo ago
Sharing copyrighted material is illegal. Presumably, if Meta blocked all seeding on the torrents they downloaded, they wouldn't have broken copyright, right?
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Show HN: SongShift, an advanced, AI-powered song conversion service
(songshift.reachnick.co)
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5mo ago
On the one hand, my 50 year old car (1976 BMW 2002) has very few safety measures, but on the other hand there’s no bullshit like this…
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6mo ago
Same. I work in the film industry, but I’ve always been interested in computers and have enjoyed tinkering with them since I was about 5. However, coding has always been this insurmountably complicated thing- every time I make an effort to
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Why not?
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Maybe you forget the absolute hysteria around these books. People were passionate about learning what happened next, and incredibly excited for the reveal to happen organically. This was done because it was the easiest way to massively dist
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6mo ago
You just reminded me of one of my favorite Jobs / Carmack stories: I had the privilege of working with John Carmack as a technology evangelist at Apple when he ported Quake III Arena to Rhapsody, Apple’s internal name for the OpenStep&
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Oh! Sorry- I meant to refer to the hypothetical proto-Celtic language! This is what vibe-commenting from memory gets me.
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This is a much-discussed topic. All we know of the Basque language is that it is pre-Indo-European. The last time I looked in to this, the consensus was that it was most likely a version of otherwise-extinct ancient Celtic. Now that doesn’t
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I spent a year of high school in the Basque Country, and it always stuck out to me that a common feature of the Basques, especially the beefy ones, was incredibly caveman-like. I know this is not unique to this population, but I also always
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6mo ago
> If so, why do you think lobbying exists? Would you like to be able to ask your representative to focus on a particular issue?
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7mo ago
I'm also still on my M1 and I just don't see a need to upgrade. I've never owned a laptop this long without even considering getting a new one. It's still so fast, so cool, great screen, biometric unlocking... it's
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7mo ago
what perspective could there possibly be on "what was BeOS?" Like, it was an operating system.
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>Meanwhile on the intuitive MacOs to do this you only have to press Command+Option+Shift+4 It's command-shift-4, no option key involved.
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7mo ago
I don't understand this type of helplessness when you're already competent enough to use HN... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BeOS
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7mo ago
I don't know what feelings have to do with an objective measure like valuation.
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>Look at Microsoft of old, the god of arrogance. Once the most dominant, powerful tech company in the world. They were king. Browser king. OS king. Everything king. Now they are barely noticed by large swaths of the market. Have they eve
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No, you received piles of them on your doorstep whether you liked it or not.
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>We are committed to continuing to develop jemalloc development From the Department of Redundancy Department.
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7mo ago
Okay but you need to… actually present these arguments. Right now you’re stating your position and then affirming it as fact and expecting everyone to trust you.
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7mo ago
But then what are you arguing? Geographic location determines IQ? (An inherently flawed measurement itself)
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Can you cite them then?
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>As you can see, Wikipedia is very dismissive to the point of effectively lying. Did I miss where you presented evidence that wikipedia is wrong? You seem to be taking an assumption you carry (race is related to IQ) and assuming everyone
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7mo ago
Sounds like giving a pass to bad people who might face criticism.
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None of these guys literally has the blood of millions of people on their hands. Elon’s gutting of USAID (and you can argue they would have done it anyways but he chose to be the executioner) will kill millions of people every year who othe
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for the money presumably? This questions feels like you're actually making a cryptic statement but I don't understand what it is.
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When you register to vote, you give your address as well as proof of eligibility to vote. That address is used to assign you a polling place, and also as an additional piece of data needed in order to filter out fakers. Your voting eligibil
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7mo ago
Sorry I do not understand how this would work. Can you explain in more detail?
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