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10mo ago
Breaking: Huffington Post buys Hacker News. At least the HuffPo of the last decade was like this. They haven't been relevant for many years it seems. As to its founder: http://www.thestacksreader.com/the-many-faces-of-
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10mo ago
Is the magnet link itself a copyright violation? I don't think legally it is... It's a pointer to some "stolen goods", but not the stolen goods themselves (here the analogy fails, because in ideal real life police would
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10mo ago
Every time the topic is TV on HN someone repeats this conspiracy or that "it'll happen soon!"... This place like a flat-earther gathering sometimes.
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10mo ago
I think Facebook did a study that making options opt-in means only a tiny tiny percentage of users will ever activate them. People never look around in settings. I suppose if - after you click away the popup that says "Thank you for lo
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10mo ago
Self-proclaimed proud shining beacon of democracy turns vengeful dictatorship within a year, something treated by many as fine. Boring.
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10mo ago
I've never heard of him, looked him up on Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wole_Soyinka > In October 2025, Soyinka said that the United States had revoked his visa after comments he made characterizing D
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10mo ago
It does feel like the customers are just the people whose pockets will be picked out of. Do marketing, people pay, they get nothing that was promised, plenty of complaints, company sends standard "We apologize if your expectations were
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10mo ago
How much of the price can be attributed to "Steve Jobs coveted after this lamp"? Obviously celebrity endorsements is nothing new, but "coveting" seems new to me. Imagine if it's Trump, Musk or your favorite dickhead
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11mo ago
Maybe TikTok is controlled by people who are close to CCP leadership... oh that's bad, so now the US government wants to force its sale so it's controlled by people like Larry Ellison, known to be close to Trump. Wowwww, what a wo
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11mo ago
That's easy. All of your sentences in the original post sound insanely misinformed and wrong. I suppose now that I've made an assertion it's my duty to post links to articles disproving you? The rule is, you're the first
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11mo ago
Hah.. so whose brain is washed with propaganda, yours or mine? Definitely mine right? Your convictions are as extremely deluded as a Palestinian suicide bomber's, to my ears.
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11mo ago
Photo apps on phones (can you still call them cameras?) already have a lot of "AI" to enhance photos and videos taken. Some of it is technological necessity, since you're capturing something through a tiny hole, a lot of it i
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11mo ago
> The west is not quiet Ah, a semantic misunderstanding. By "The West" I mean the governments. Biden had red lines that Netanyahu walked all over. Germany still have their 80 years old guilt and this got exploited by Netanyahu.
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11mo ago
If the scammer were Muslim, many people would have no issue ascribing blame to swathes of people with the same religion, calling the religion itself cancer. Huh, maybe people can ask for donations to be cured of that "cancer"...
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11mo ago
I don't know if TikTok is algorithmically pushing anti-Israel content/genocide-witnessing content. Although if you told me Zuck and Musk were suppressing genocide-witnessing content I'd buy it. Of course it's opportunist
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11mo ago
It should worry us that they're not worried about what happens when they're no longer in power and the naked corruption gets looked at. They're not worried because their plan is to stay in power... Losing voter confidence in
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11mo ago
Coca-Cola supplies Disney{land,world}s with free drinks, in exchange for their branding in the parks.
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11mo ago
I wonder if tattooing the EURion constellation (1) near my genitals would prevent it from being photographed. Or, if it would break face recognition systems... (the one tattooed near the face) (1) https://en.wikipedia.org/wi
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11mo ago
If that's the case, that's really just dumb side-skirting of compliance rules, how much difference does it make for a yet-notified family member to read "Persons aged [dad's age] and [mom's age] found dead at reside
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11mo ago
> they dont seem to be reaping the benefits "they" as in the USA or its people? Germany has taxpayer-subsidized education even for foreign students. They may stay, the may leave. One of its views is that the time the student sp
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11mo ago
The other day I read an article that said Grok claims Elmo is more athletically fit than Lebron James. I thought "Elmo must just be trolling us, and getting a laugh from all the anger he's causing among his haters". (of which
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11mo ago
Speaking of media, I found it really useless that before the names were published, the majority of news articles just said "78 and 68 year old persons found dead [RIP] at Rob Reiner's home", but I had to search for his and hi
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11mo ago
But tunnels that go up or downhill (or a mixture) would confuse the accelerometer.. well I guess they'll have the road gradient data. I drove in tunnel where the asphalt had undulations today, I'd like to see them try to figure th
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11mo ago
Maybe related: I bought an LG TV in 2014 or so, I was interested in what its calls home communicated, so I MItM'ed it to capture the http (no s!) traffic. I never did bother to analyze the requests and responses.. But I got a newer LG
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11mo ago
Had to go back to the article to see the actual speed units. Above commenter meant MBps (Megabytes/second), not millibits/seconds nor megabits/second.
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11mo ago
Looking for the Nicolas Cage movie "Lord of War" on Google, around the time the game "God of War" came out: "Did you mean 'God of War'? Here are search results for this video game"...
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11mo ago
But American comedy movies are shit nowadays, it's just a bunch of comedians and Will Ferrell doing one-liners. Might as well add pause for laughter like the Big Bang Theory. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jKS3MGriZcs
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11mo ago
God, so many edgy experts in here. Teaching kids that the "technology sucks" (i.e. what are its limitations, for one thing there's no "understanding", only a simulation of it) is also useful. Yeah, yeah, for you who
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11mo ago
How about the understanding that the machine isn't sentient, but is just a machine that strings together words... Maybe obvious to you and me, but not to college students, especially American ones.
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11mo ago
> Instead you had political figures, “experts” and tech sites suppress any and all discussion. All medicine has side effects… but these fuckers were on a mission. Anything remotely suggesting that maybe, just maybe, not everybody should
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