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by nailer 1y ago
He stated that we should not disarm ourselves because evil exists. I’m not completely sure I agree with that answer, but it suddenly doesn’t excuse evil. Also as immigrant I assure you that most of us are legal - please stop using us for yo
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by nailer 1y ago
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by nailer 1y ago
Give the full quote. He’s saying empathy as it is used now, is used to excuse evil. Just like equity is. Words change meaning. If you can’t understand or pretend you can’t because those are left wing examples, “make America great again” has
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by nailer 1y ago
I’ve read two articles on thread and still don’t know what it is. Something to do with smart homes?
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by nailer 1y ago
> I can't possibly recommend class based CSS soup anymore. Me neither! > you can simply remove or add classes as you need That sounds like exactly what I was thinking when you said class soup. > you don't have to dig thro
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by nailer 1y ago
I use crypto for a savings account. Same model as your bank, except the rates are higher.
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by nailer 1y ago
Solana has a higher Nakamoto coefficient (20) than ethereum (6). This means the lowest number of validators that would have to collude to censor the network is 20. There are some legitimate advantages of ethereum (multiple independent valid
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by nailer 1y ago
But Arabs colonised Israel. They arrived about 2000 years after Jews did.
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by nailer 1y ago
The hoax about the boy being killed was on the HN front page a few weeks ago. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44714221 Dang: why is this marked a dupe? Where are the duplicate submissions of this story? This is the sec
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by nailer 1y ago
Because those companies own the customers.
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Bazel: A fast, correct, and extensible build tool(bazel.build)
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by nailer 1y ago
Everyone at IBM when I worked where used Fetchnotes (internal tool that leaked onto the internet that wraps Lotus notes .so file and allows you to use normal email / contact / calendaring programs and formats).
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by nailer 1y ago
I needed to move something. By a few pixels. I spent about 4 hours learning about hydration and somewhere in my source there's a note about why I can't move the thing and how I'm working around it.
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by nailer 1y ago
I do rm /dir Then go back and add the -rf. Works on GNU and BSD. On GNU only you can ‘rm /dir -rf’
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by nailer 1y ago
But Microsoft in 2000 to 2005 was still huge and had the best browser, OS, dev environment, smartphone, and messenger .
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by nailer 1y ago
I find it’s very valuable to have a time Delta in the prompt. Knowing how long something normally takes can help you catch situations where your five second test run turns into a 30 second test run very easily.
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by nailer 1y ago
> “This is the npm left-pad incident but worse,” one developer wrote on Hacker News. “At least that was an accident. This is intentional.” The left pad incident was not an accident. It was a revenge attack for the name ‘Kik’ being given
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by nailer 1y ago
> "I met a long time Google employee this week interventions" I met a long time Google employee this week that mentioned . Sorry I was using voice recognition.
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by nailer 1y ago
Gemini is absolutely not a category defining product. ChatGPT is. That’s why people talk about looking something up on ChatGPT but not on Gemini. I will hold your beer while you go outside, talk to people outside tech and confirm this.
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by nailer 1y ago
I met a long time Google employee this week interventions that most of the senior management were ex oracle people. It’s nearly 20 years since Google had a category defining product - they haven’t built or acquired a single thing that domin
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by nailer 1y ago
I was thinking of 'hotel'. Wrong building. Ooops.
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by nailer 1y ago
> RP English One might think RP English certainly doesn't determine correctness.
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by nailer 1y ago
> with green address bars. Yes. A green address bar isn't meaningful verification UI. That is why no other platform uses green bars for verification.
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by nailer 1y ago
I’m not claiming everyone pronounces it that way. But he’s an ero, we need to find an ospital, ninety miles an our. You will find government documents and serious newspapers that refer to an hospital.
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by nailer 1y ago
That’s true. It’s a bit of a self fulfilling prophesy: the browsers didn’t present a meaningful verification UI, then removed the UI because users didn’t find it meaningful. Steak isn’t delicious because, after I pee on it, people dislike t
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by nailer 1y ago
Welcome to British English. The h in hero isn’t pronounced, same as hospital, so you use an before it.
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by nailer 1y ago
> Tell the politicians that "everyone can get a basic cert these days", and that the really important stuff (like banking, hospitals, power grids) should be forced to buy EV certs. Google removed all the verification markers fr
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by nailer 1y ago
Energy costs are high because of the European culture of degrowth - Germany shut down all its nuclear plants in favour of buying Russian gas and oil.
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by nailer 1y ago
> different how? Constantly disputed since the partition of India. > India should ignore US support of a nation that sends terrorists to target their civilans... but should proactively care about a war happening thousands of miles fro
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by nailer 1y ago
Thanks, I wasn't looking for technical support. I did spend some time figuring this out (it was 'sudo mdutil -E /' that fixed it) but my point was: The experience of using macOS, which I pay a large amount of money for,

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