moltke

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by moltke 5y ago
Just have a rule against closed software in the house. It works very well.
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by moltke 5y ago
My understanding is that Busybox and buildroot are largely maintained by individual consultants which is pretty similar (although there's no larger company around them.)
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by moltke 5y ago
I thought Redhat did a great job monetizing Linux. Commercial OSes like QNX work essentially the same way.
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by moltke 5y ago
Yeah but no one wants to be dating in their late 30s (I certainly don't.)
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by moltke 5y ago
That problem is largely self inflicted though: women are far more picky than men.
156.
by moltke 5y ago
Comments like this remind me of the political speech scene in "Around the World in 80 Days." America has been extremely partisan pretty much forever.
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by moltke 5y ago
I had one ten years ago when I was a teenager. I wonder if I'm part of that "sometimes tweets" category.
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by moltke 5y ago
This is an understatement really. Motivation is everything and skill is just a side effect of that.
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by moltke 5y ago
They're likely prescribed by PR people who think of everyone in bulk and less intelligent than themselves. The people actually building the site probably hate it.
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by moltke 5y ago
Now we know exactly why that doesn't work.
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by moltke 5y ago
A number of people tried that in the 20th century with some pretty ugly results.
162.
by moltke 5y ago
The nice thing is that it's easy to trade for e.g. monero.
163.
by moltke 5y ago
>Wasn't this a conspiracy not that long ago? You probably mean "conspiracy theory." A "conspiracy" is what happens when a conspiracy theory is true.
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by moltke 5y ago
I'm going to be honest: as someone who spends a lot of time in their local art museum I haven't been so impressed with the work of the atheists. They have some ideas and they're certainly expressive but it's nothing li
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by moltke 5y ago
By definition she's not British, she might be a citizen of the UK but she's not racily part of the ancient people indigenous to the island. Some of the people (including immigrants) are starting to understand the problems this cau
166.
by moltke 5y ago
I think you'd be better off plugging it into a kettle or coffee maker. At one hour per cup that sounds like good exercise and having a goal sounds like good motivation.
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by moltke 5y ago
>to weaken NATO and the EU Halting immigration would do more for nationalism and unity, not weaken it. These might sound bad but you need them badly if you're planning on any real wars.
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by moltke 5y ago
This is why intact culture, and a moral imperative, are far more important than ideology. It's why "spreading democracy" by destroying culture and people results in worse outcomes.
169.
by moltke 5y ago
If I were them I'd be up on IRC buying crypto at a premium. And that appears to be happening.
170.
by moltke 5y ago
I've personally found bugs in unpopular kernel APIs. I spent days thinking it was my code until I went and read the Linux implementation.
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by moltke 5y ago
There are certain niche applications where they might make sense if done right (managing namespaces for example.) No one working on NFTs seems interested in applying them in useful ways though.
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by moltke 5y ago
This might initially sound bad but my understanding is that they already do this for "part 15" devices. I assumed they did it for everyone and am a little surprised that, of all things, they weren't doing it for something cri
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by moltke 5y ago
>retailers' perception of the reality More food will be sold (because why not buy the extra whatever since you can afford it) the better workers will demand more pay (otherwise they can go somewhere else that can afford them.) It&
174.
by moltke 5y ago
> but decided that they were not really worthy I could see doing that with Reddit, but I like HN. I think we'll both find the truth eventually and I shouldn't leave.
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by moltke 5y ago
Or it might be that some people who have been here for many years have some very unpopular opinions, get banned, and have to create new accounts.
176.
by moltke 5y ago
I don't know why everyone assumes the US should be picking sides in wars half way around the world. We've been doing that for quite a while and it only seems to make things worse.
177.
by moltke 5y ago
I wonder if this will be the end of the "software market." Wars tend to kill silly things.
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by moltke 5y ago
I'm pretty sure peertube does that, stuff like picking an instance is confusing to new users though and they get scared off.
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by moltke 5y ago
By "everyone" I really meant people building things. IE: If someone builds something with infinite scrolling that's like putting caffeine/alcohol/cocaine in a drink.
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by moltke 5y ago
That's how Moby Dick starts!

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