mcdonje

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by mcdonje 7mo ago
Yes, thanks for adding that. Also the titular distance of the competition: 5 Kilometers.
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Ask HN: How best to plan a 5K on a map for training?
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by mcdonje 7mo ago
Seems like you're responding to the wrong person. The person I replied to said the open source model doesn't work. Nobody said the thing in your second quote. I get the point you're making, but the way you introduced it isn&#
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by mcdonje 7mo ago
Google contributed tons of developer hours for things like bug fixes, without which the project might not be where it is today. There are examples of foundations or other similar entities paying developers, like Linux, SQLite, even Zig. May
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by mcdonje 7mo ago
Are you not aware of foundations?
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by mcdonje 7mo ago
It works here because it isn't a pleasant song about Ohio.
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by mcdonje 7mo ago
The ACLU called it a SLAPP lawsuit. If true, they probably didn't care if they won or not. That said, going on stand when your opponent has proven they can and will use your words and actions against you in the court of public opinion
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by mcdonje 7mo ago
Very performance focused. Could more accurately be 5 rules of perf. Good list, though.
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by mcdonje 7mo ago
I think that's rather uncommon. The closest I've seen is someone smashing down some ground beef then putting salt and pepper on it before cooking.
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by mcdonje 7mo ago
You're comparing a burger patty to a burger ingredient. Two different things. Not a reasonable comparison.
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by mcdonje 7mo ago
Tell me more about super spinach. B12 doesn't come from plants or animals, but from bacteria. So, I don't know how you could get B12 into spinach by using red lights. You'd also need to introduce the bacteria and somehow make
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by mcdonje 7mo ago
The graph that shows the US as the #3 CO2 generator after China (#1), and all of Asia except China & India (#2)? The one that shows the US generating about half as much as China despite having less than a third of the population? The on
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by mcdonje 7mo ago
Seriously? If a company is publicly traded, they're legally required to prioritize shareholder value, unless they're a benefit corp or something with multiple bottom lines. I suppose you could call it values-driven to drive up the
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by mcdonje 7mo ago
Synecdoche. The EU governmental body is acting like it wants it.
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by mcdonje 7mo ago
If they can't get it passed because the people don't want it, then why do they keep trying to pass it? Some entities with a lot of power or influence clearly want it. This is the same thing we see in the US. We keep saying "n
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by mcdonje 8mo ago
Long haul trucking should be illegal or effectively eliminated by a carbon tax. Use trains for long hauls. He even said the problem with trains is last mile. Last mile short haul trucks can be and are electric. It's weird he laid the g
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by mcdonje 8mo ago
Yes
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by mcdonje 9mo ago
>you get to use a slightly worse form of Twitter The protocol can support all sorts of other social networks. People are building things akin to instagram, tiktok, medium, allrecipies, etc
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by mcdonje 9mo ago
Not true. 1. Plenty of living people defend the reputations of dead people. 2. There's no proof that anything we say or do has any impact on dead people.
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by mcdonje 9mo ago
Works fine for me with Firefox on Debian. Are you sure you don't have an extension breaking it?
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by mcdonje 10mo ago
Are ads a thing on meshtastic? If a node is spamming ads, would I have the ability to block it?
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by mcdonje 10mo ago
What about if you're walking or biking next to congested motorway and most of the vehicles have LiDAR running at the same time? That's a lot of photons.
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by mcdonje 10mo ago
Then maybe do something to reduce the causes if it? Recently, China has done more to reduce immigration to Europe than Europe has.
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by mcdonje 10mo ago
This concept is begging to be built on atproto or solid.
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by mcdonje 10mo ago
Racist thought and language is everywhere. People supporting racist institutions and language are everywhere. These days, bigots are getting their teachers thrown out of school. It just happened at OU. Universities are dropping DEI because
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by mcdonje 10mo ago
Again, missing my point. I'm generally in favor of free speech, so your argument is not new to me. It's also not relevant to what I said, since you missed the point. Also, you think racism is unpopular?
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by mcdonje 10mo ago
That example supports my position.
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by mcdonje 10mo ago
Wild how you're weaving a tale about mob justice when someone says something against racists. Also, it's logically incoherent how you're portraying mob justice as a bad thing while rejecting governmental regulation. The entir
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by mcdonje 10mo ago
You're kinda missing the point. It's quite common for "free speech absolutists" to defend racism and other forms of bigotry, but not much else.
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by mcdonje 10mo ago
I was with you until your 3rd paragraph. Why are you carrying water for climate change accelerationists and racists? The examples don't even make sense historically. Haven't you noticed that most governments are failing to decarbo

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