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by not_a_shill 3y ago
The hardest part about making a new reddit isn't the technical side
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by not_a_shill 3y ago
Didn't they do that with AlienBlue? I never used it so I have no idea how much of it is left or what they gimped. Regardless, if they wanted to create a better app they'd do it. They don't want to.
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by not_a_shill 3y ago
It's irrelevant to the topic, but I actively dislike Reddit and would be happy for it to die. I use old school forums more than anything else online. Reddit killed those.
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by not_a_shill 3y ago
I agree & I'm glad we've come to a resolution
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by not_a_shill 3y ago
And they shouldn't expect any public API even at a fair rate. No other platform does it at this point.
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by not_a_shill 3y ago
To be fair, buying 3rd party apps out makes absolutely zero sense when they can just ban them and improve their own client if that aligns with their business priorities. I stopped reading at that point. I probably would have laughed at the
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by not_a_shill 3y ago
The context is I was responding to this post you made >(2021) And I'm not sure if it's posted by someone who still agrees with that conclusion or someone who think things have moved fast enough in the last couple of years to ma
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by not_a_shill 3y ago
Can you please respond to this? I just want to make sure misinformation isn't being spread. >Just curious because this question is always posed when HN disagrees with something. Are the recent climate events actually statistically s
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by not_a_shill 3y ago
It's not an own goal if the mods will continue to keep doing it because that's all they have.
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by not_a_shill 3y ago
Cmon man you're on HN, you should know to take measurements vs relying on feelings. You know around the speed that you pay for.
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by not_a_shill 3y ago
Just curious because this question is always posed when HN disagrees with something. Are the recent climate events actually statistically significant?
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by not_a_shill 3y ago
You could probably configure it for more with those alveo ma35d cards, bifurcation, and risers if you really cared and you're after volume of AV1 instead of higher quality prores. It'd also be much more expensive at that point and
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by not_a_shill 3y ago
So they communicated to you that it's a combination of all the above. You're just being difficult for the sake of being difficult here.
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by not_a_shill 3y ago
The demand is clear enough, I don't know why you're just repeating that it isn't
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by not_a_shill 3y ago
I feel like it's obvious? They want 3rd party apps to stay in some reasonable capacity. The definition of reasonable can vary, (free - low cost API usage), but it's not that important.
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by not_a_shill 3y ago
Private for two days is pretty hilariously ineffective, the mods don't want to close the subs permanently and give up control. Well not that anything would be effective. They really do need to funnel people to their app, their revenue
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by not_a_shill 3y ago
Then factor in switching costs or find a way to reduce them when initially making a purchase. Y'all are twisting yourselves into pretzels trying to justify why you can't easily cancel a subscription.
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by not_a_shill 3y ago
>although there is an association A pretty big association I thought Also what is there exactly to interpret? Or what would a good interpretation look like? I've been to a rheumatologist before and they didn't exactly explain.
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by not_a_shill 3y ago
I agree with the general idea, but you should at least state the foundations of your beliefs when you do that though. There has to be some logical training of thought going on.
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by not_a_shill 3y ago
I thought this was dumb until I opened his Twitter and read through it for a bit and saw what his vision for it was and how he's creating it. Now I'm interested. Needs extension support before it's really viable though.
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by not_a_shill 3y ago
>but there’s no guarantee that the payoff will be worth the cost in the long run as the company increases its prices. You can cancel a subscription
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by not_a_shill 3y ago
>you might come to realize it's not really worth the amount of money you could've made by selling it for $5/mo, I wouldn't have brought this up if you weren't trying to give the impression that money is a factor.
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by not_a_shill 3y ago
You are cheap. You're still basing your decision on the cost of using the product instead of the value it provides you. This isn't targeting you specifically though, most comments in this thread are stereotypical developers too.
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by not_a_shill 3y ago
Does that mean you've seen something similar lead to disbarment and prison time? What was it? I would personally be surprised because I haven't seen that.
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by not_a_shill 3y ago
It's not debatable that the adderall shortage negatively impacted productivity. It's a productivity enhancer, any shortage is a loss in productivity. It still would even if society was perfect. The amount it did to productivity as
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by not_a_shill 3y ago
If disbarment is the minimum, what's the maximum? I'm unfamiliar with other cases in which lesser offenses have led to disbarment.
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by not_a_shill 3y ago
Who is lining up at broken pumps???
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by not_a_shill 3y ago
How did you factor in legislation changes to hit that 40% number? There's about 0% chance we hit 40% without that happening. So it would make no sense to not account for it. Meaning that 40% is after changes?
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by not_a_shill 3y ago
I agree with all of that. That was my main point in general. Separate out individual behaviors from what a person "is". >But “bad guy” is also common shorthand for “guy who exhibits bad behaviour”. For some that distinction mig
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by not_a_shill 3y ago
You don't need active intent to be emotionally manipulative. Being manipulative is about control. Your actions attempt to exert control over other people by making them acquiesce to your ethical demands, lest they want to be consider

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