mghackerlady

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by mghackerlady 3mo ago
Hey now! If your black they might just shoot your dog
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by mghackerlady 3mo ago
They also teach the cops the law and ensure they're morally sound instead of unofficially endorsing breaking the law
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by mghackerlady 3mo ago
They have, multiple times. Granted, it isn't the original 3310. They've always been modernised in some way, and I suspect creating the original wouldn't be very feasible today
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by mghackerlady 3mo ago
The "leftist ideology" in women leads to colorful hair because not only is it cool looking, but it keeps away the kind of men who are repulsed by things like womens rights
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by mghackerlady 3mo ago
On the other hand, I do think selecting some things purely for design reasons makes things better. A random knicknack you don't need but fits aesthetically is good. Also, selecting things you know you need like furniture to fit a spe
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by mghackerlady 3mo ago
I find the condemnation of people like me based on a few things in the old testament amusing, because like. You know you're supposed to ignore that right? Are you Jewish? No? Then that covenant doesn't apply
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by mghackerlady 3mo ago
I don't know where you are, but at least where I am (and from what I remember, it's been a while since I've felt welcome in a place of worship) the church is oftentimes the only place you can find young families. I was raised
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by mghackerlady 3mo ago
Oftentimes the impermanence is for a chance of that later permanence. Some people do achieve it, but with the economy and world as a whole right now it's becoming rarer to be able to settle down somewhere
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by mghackerlady 3mo ago
Imagine how big banks would have to be if they were required to be able to store an amount equivalent to amount of imaginary money they store
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by mghackerlady 3mo ago
Doesn't have to be concrete. Could be clovers or something
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by mghackerlady 3mo ago
I think prev was talking about the origins of the grass lawn as we know it today and not the concept of having a lawn itself. The specific kind of lawn grass we have is directly a result of it being a pain in the ass to grow iirc
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by mghackerlady 3mo ago
Perhaps they didn't have the other two already. From the phrasing, it seems they bought one when they moved out of their parents house and received/inherited the others
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by mghackerlady 3mo ago
I (, at least for my sanity, want to) believe the average HN user isn't working for a FAANG. It seems most are either hobbyists or work at a startup in some way
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by mghackerlady 3mo ago
they could be a fellow prole with an eye for design. We exist :)
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by mghackerlady 3mo ago
Anecdotal, but my cousin has ADHD (not the same, but there seems to be significant overlap) and is working on becoming an elementary school teacher
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by mghackerlady 3mo ago
A good scented candle can really help make a room feel better. Scent in general does that, though. Incense or a fireplace could also work
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by mghackerlady 3mo ago
I have ADHD as well, and this hit the nail on the head. I eventually learned that if I stay in a single environment long enough, it starts to feel less noisy. For example, since I was in my schools alternative program for most of my HS care
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by mghackerlady 3mo ago
>turns out moms of nerds sometimes ask their children tech questions because they miss their voice This made me feel things. To anyone reading this, go hug your mom (or other sufficiently close parent) if you can
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by mghackerlady 3mo ago
It seems a bit expensive for what it is. I think this would be really cool for a younger hacker just getting started in the kind of scene this project is aimed at, though
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by mghackerlady 3mo ago
Roughly $200 is simply far too expensive though. If it were $100-$150, then I could wince at the price that ultimately is necessary for the product to exist. But $200? I just feel like I'm being ripped off. For that price, I'd rec
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by mghackerlady 3mo ago
This is becoming a problem on the anti-HN (reddit). Someone will submit something cool, not disclose its status as vibecoded, and then not be able to answer any real questions about whatever it is they submitted. I don't have a problem
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by mghackerlady 3mo ago
I think, in many ways, google is the only real successor to the research labs (Bell Labs, Xerox PARC, etc.) of the 20th century. If they had somewhere else to go, I don't doubt they'd go there
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by mghackerlady 3mo ago
Yeah, there have been similar things before it as well. I was thinking more of a ground up photoshop style editor with GEGL as the backend
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by mghackerlady 3mo ago
GIMP is very good if you never touch photoshop. It seems using photoshop for any significant amount of time ties you to that software, much like how using emacs for any amount of time ties you to emacs
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by mghackerlady 3mo ago
Eh, using resolve for photo editing seems a bit like using blender for video editing. It can be done, and it isn't that bad, but there are so many better options
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by mghackerlady 3mo ago
Free (as in beer). There's always a catch. Though, it's success does make me wonder if a GIMP based editor with a similar interface would work well
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by mghackerlady 3mo ago
I wonder how different AOL is since last time I checked. A few years ago at least, it was basically just Yahoo with different branding
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by mghackerlady 3mo ago
You kid, but there are still some active AIM users (or at least, a revival of it)
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by mghackerlady 3mo ago
"What is the value (in dollars) of the minimum wage", "What is the value (in dollars) of emancipation", "What is the value (in dollars) of owning your things"
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by mghackerlady 3mo ago
This makes me sad :( I've always really liked Zig, and Bun was pretty much the only big thing I could point at and say "that was done in Zig"

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