otikik

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by otikik 2y ago
Zerodex and onedex?
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by otikik 2y ago
Apparently, the regular search crawler does it, but the ai thingie doesn't.
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by otikik 2y ago
> * Avoid YAML as much as possible, period. That's also a very valid takeaway for life in general
544.
by otikik 2y ago
Why repeat what I already said?
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by otikik 2y ago
That is an extremely simplistic view.
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by otikik 2y ago
Fully agree. It's abhorrent. It works, because we are human.
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by otikik 2y ago
The thing is, I know that you are not that kind of übermen. Because übermen don't waste their valuable time on Hacker News :).
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by otikik 2y ago
> during the 1970s and 1980s If we go back long enough, the democratic party opposed Abraham Lincoln. We have to put a line somewhere. > According to Biden To be clear, I'm not a US citizen. If you think telling me that Biden lie
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by otikik 2y ago
Perhaps, but you would not have said that to her if you were there.
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by otikik 2y ago
And they make great baguettes. But you didn't get my point. I am an atheist. I do think that what the nurse did is wrong and unprofessional. My point is: I would still have absolutely clinged to it, if I was in the same situation as
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by otikik 2y ago
> Since when were Republicans anti-war Trump has been anti-war (with Putin, specifically) since his first term. The Democratic party has never been anti-free trade either. Nevertheless, what helped him win working class votes was discont
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by otikik 2y ago
It's the other way around. Since Clinton the Democrat party has become more and more republican-like. Now they are economically the same, and the only differences left are social signals. Both parties favor corporations and profit over
553.
by otikik 2y ago
Unfortunately that table has already started changing for the worse on the particular case of the United States :( Be strong.
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by otikik 2y ago
> Keep your god out of work! That is very easy to type from the comfort of your home on your mobile phone. After several days of deprivations and hardships, including sleeping in a fully-lighted cold cell without even a blanket, you will
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by otikik 2y ago
> Thanks, the EU is full and has enough immigrants EU is full of old people and not enough children. The population pyramid looks like a bullet: https://www.populationpyramid.net/europe/2024/ It's not diff
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by otikik 2y ago
"Just following orders"
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by otikik 2y ago
That sounds so corrupt.
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by otikik 2y ago
Frequent iPhone user here. Don’t care about iMessage a little bit.
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by otikik 2y ago
Not the kind of tracker I'm talking about in my comment, but good luck with your product.
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by otikik 2y ago
I'm more interested in MilkyTracker replacements. Something that worked well on mobile would be nice.
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by otikik 2y ago
Lassik surgery got rid of all those issues for me. Completely. 20 minutes of (intense) discomfort. 30 minutes later I was seeing the world in high definition (with sand-in-my eyes, yes. But high definition). I took eyedrops 3 times per day
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by otikik 2y ago
He's not smart. Only very rich.
563.
by otikik 2y ago
Why acknowledge anything when you can simply point to a scapegoat.
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by otikik 2y ago
Are you an AI?
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by otikik 2y ago
I believe the article is about nuclear energy, not weapons, though.
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by otikik 2y ago
> Browser Engine is not an opinionated thing Here are some “opinions” “The engine shouldn’t allow the user to block select parts of the content” “Telemetry should always be on” “The engine should restrict access to a list of websites and
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by otikik 2y ago
> The repos aren't themselves doing harm, Yes they are. They are being used as delivery mechanism for malware.
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by otikik 2y ago
It’s deflection from the real polluters
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by otikik 2y ago
Just name a random star “Trump” and the Oompa Loompa will be happy
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by otikik 2y ago
Your penalty for driving to the store was too small. The nearest one I have is 1h away. Before the first trip, I would have spent a lot of time looking at the thing and making sure there was no second trip. Which there might be anyway; as

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