peakaboo

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by peakaboo 5y ago
Okay but why? Isn't the point of the pine phone to not have Google services watching your life?
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by peakaboo 5y ago
Good luck in search results.
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by peakaboo 5y ago
I'm actually more surprised to see the hacker news crowd actually has a sense of humor. Where has that been hiding for all these years?
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by peakaboo 5y ago
Rust gives many times more performance than go but is harder to learn: https://benchmarksgame-team.pages.debian.net/benchmarksgame/...
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by peakaboo 5y ago
Such a weird article. Gnome is an awesome desktop, and I can only assume the article author is used to Windows. No desktop icons? Yeah we don't use that anymore, it's not 1990. We type one or two chars in the program name and pres
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by peakaboo 5y ago
Umm I switched away years ago to Duckduckgo but currently trying out Kagi which is even better.
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by peakaboo 5y ago
Jeff Pezoz needs more money.
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by peakaboo 5y ago
All information, and people are giving it to them for free. There is billions in dollar of profit from selling peoples data and the user gets nothing of that.
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by peakaboo 5y ago
Because Google doesn't want you to have privacy and avoid tracking. They are in the camp that wants more of it, and they want to control it fully on the entire world wide Web.
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by peakaboo 5y ago
about:profiles You can have as many as you want.
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by peakaboo 5y ago
Linux daily updates takes about 15 seconds (if you are on Arch) and can be done whenever you want. Maybe that should be called a feature now in 2022, when comparing to Windows getting worse and worse.
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by peakaboo 5y ago
You are on the Internet - you can find out anything (uncensored). :) But yeah who has the time...
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by peakaboo 5y ago
Hopefully tomorrow so we can stop worrying.
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by peakaboo 5y ago
It's not a tell, I just used an example. Put any colors or genders in the example, the specifics don't matter for what I'm trying to say.
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by peakaboo 5y ago
It's pretty much in every tv show if you watch TV. Strong woman = rude woman. Which I think is so stupid. It's not strong to be rude to people. It's just bad behavior and turns you into a bad person. It has gotten to the poin
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by peakaboo 5y ago
I know this is the classic thinking about these things. But working in a company where they keep bringing in new employees that are rude (the "strong woman" template), it has given me something to think about. It's just not a
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by peakaboo 5y ago
Diversity has nothing to do with company culture being good or bad in most cases. Example: Let's say the company has 100 employees and 90 of them are white and 10 of them are black. As a white engineer, it won't help you if they i
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by peakaboo 5y ago
Kudos on the self insight there buddy. Not everyone bothers to self reflect about why they do the things they do. But they should.
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by peakaboo 5y ago
Software like VS Code lives in cycles. It's popular now but you will see it being less popular every year. People will notice how it grows slower, buggier, and probably some unpopular decisions by Microsoft will annoy users. This is th
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by peakaboo 5y ago
I use treesitter from neovim so it's pretty crazy fast. :)
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by peakaboo 5y ago
Install lightspeed and you will be amazed.
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by peakaboo 5y ago
I see you are a man of culture. And I really like the lightspeed plugin you have in your playlist there. So effective navigation. I also use neovim session plugins which is great when having several projects.
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by peakaboo 5y ago
Real science can also be debated and questioned, and two or more sides are heard on important topics. We have $cience now.
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by peakaboo 5y ago
Those are pretty awful networks... LinkedIn? There is much to say about that crowd... :) People literally advertising themselves all day long and upvoting politically correct stuff for virtue signalling to their followers. :) I would recomm
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by peakaboo 5y ago
I check the top posts every day for technical news but having fun is not the intended purpose of hacker news i believe. If I want to chat with fun people, I use reddit.
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by peakaboo 5y ago
We didnt have giant tech companies saving every search, every click you do, selling/giving your personal and private information to advertising and intelligence agencies. We also didn't have this kind of massive centralization whe
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by peakaboo 5y ago
You do know how to fix it - you don't loop in others until you want to. The problem is our industry, forcing developers to exhaust their energy on pair programming in open offices. May as well be in a daycare center with children all a
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by peakaboo 5y ago
Completely agree with this, and this is why I simply don't loop in others. I wrote a program the way I think it should be. Clean code, super easy to understand, super low complexity. Anyone can understand what it does. Thats fun for me
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by peakaboo 5y ago
Hah - I wish it was that easy to know what the truth is...
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by peakaboo 5y ago
Some of us see it, some of us don't. I think the world is mad now personally but the majority seems happy with it. Lol

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