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by nielsbot 2mo ago
Too bad... HLD is peak indie dev 16-bit revival arthouse. I feel like that was all kicked off by "Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery" (followed by "Fez")
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by nielsbot 2mo ago
It's the same composer: Disasterpeace. But I think HLD takes his pioneering style (chip tunes but also more and better) to the next level. The launch trailer is worth watching: https://vimeo.com/806155790 Also, there w
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by nielsbot 2mo ago
and would be cheaper in the long run? or maybe they could even do solar + storage. i guess even at this stage “gas is easier” is still winning…
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by nielsbot 2mo ago
this should be closer to the top. (everywhere)
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by nielsbot 2mo ago
do they ever take those things away? I feel like they just let them sit there. That’s what it seems like in California anyway.
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by nielsbot 2mo ago
“who’s going to stop me?”
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by nielsbot 2mo ago
why was the venture risky?
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by nielsbot 2mo ago
HN has also covered steak cooking before: Show HN: I Derived a Steak https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48691840
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by nielsbot 2mo ago
maybe similar to Raskin? https://www.raskinformac.com/
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by nielsbot 2mo ago
Not sure if you've seen this video about how the Apollo computers were made, but it's really fascinating. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ndvmFlg1WmE (They also anachronistically refer to women as girls which feel
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by nielsbot 2mo ago
> They're literally asleep (or in the alzheimer's ward) while on the job No. They're being bought off.
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by nielsbot 2mo ago
(In the US) I switched from Tesla to Rivian. Their approach seems to be “Tesla, but nicer”. They have a similar non-legacy automaker feel. That said while I appreciate their design focus their software still feels not quite as polished as T
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by nielsbot 3mo ago
Meta: Not quite sure what they're up to, but I appreciate the unique and interesting site design.
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by nielsbot 3mo ago
There are many more non-cult people in the US, but they don't vote enough. As long as the government is captured by Capital, however, it's hard to make the case for them to "vote harder".
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by nielsbot 3mo ago
I hope a (civil rights) lawyer will reply. I’m curious too.
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by nielsbot 3mo ago
Oh man there are a lot there: > Here are 5,338 public repositories matching this topic... Thanks for the link--I didn't know you could search Github by topic.
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by nielsbot 3mo ago
Meta, but is there a good resource to find these types of HTML UI component frameworks? I have googled and searched but all I get a listicle-style pages that aren't very curated.
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by nielsbot 3mo ago
curious kind of discipline you have in mind.
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by nielsbot 3mo ago
it reads like marketing copy…
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by nielsbot 3mo ago
to be fair that happens with code i write too…
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by nielsbot 3mo ago
…or stop educating women! I’m joking. But some religious types say it unironically.
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by nielsbot 3mo ago
don’t non-US countries already do this?
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by nielsbot 3mo ago
Seems advertising could be a third-party service on top of the video streaming service. Just like there are ad platforms that plugin to web pages. If that grows, you get your monetization.
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by nielsbot 3mo ago
So murdering innocent people is just the cost of doing business? That’s inhumane and fucked.
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by nielsbot 3mo ago
So you're ok with the state killing criminals? What if they get the wrong person?
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by nielsbot 3mo ago
Like Fetterman how? He's secretly ultra-Zionist? Secretly a Nazi?
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by nielsbot 3mo ago
Mainstream journalism is failing us in the current moment...
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by nielsbot 3mo ago
Platner is. Not sure if you count him as a politician. Obviously centrists are not going to push for this. One source: https://www.themarysue.com/supreme-court-impeachment-graham-...
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by nielsbot 3mo ago
> Should I capture the increased output yes
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by nielsbot 4mo ago
you forgot the bologna and iceberg lettuce

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