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31.
by pirates 4mo ago
You tried calling them out with a “gotcha” to make yourself look smart and then got told off, but they’re the obnoxious one?
32.
by pirates 4mo ago
when you do things right, people won’t be sure you’ve done anything at all.
33.
by pirates 4mo ago
If the site is low volume then you’re probably right. But if I wanted to add the domain to my own list manually I couldn’t since it would break the site.
34.
by pirates 4mo ago
It’s clearly Jason in this scenario
35.
by pirates 4mo ago
No, I think you missed it by a country mile. “Probably” was meant in the sense of “out of all the things the gulf states have reason to be mad at the US about, starting the conflict is ‘probably’ (obviously, lol) the thing they’re most unha
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by pirates 4mo ago
Newer Metal Gear Solid games definitely have light and dark as an element of stealth. In MGSV playing at night is basically easy mode.
37.
by pirates 4mo ago
We all do illegal things all the time, I’m fine knowing that this one goes in the “bad” pile. I’m sure something terrible will happen to me soon.
38.
by pirates 4mo ago
My job has nothing to do with me not wanting a datacenter built a mile from my house on what used to be forested land.
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by pirates 5mo ago
EVs on average are heavier than ICE vehicles, and road damage scales with weight very quickly, but that’s not to say EVs are out there tearing up all the roads. Semi-trucks, construction equipment, heavy machinery towing, etc all do way way
40.
by pirates 5mo ago
If Jellyfin had a PS5 app I would switch to it instantly, it’s the only thing keeping me on plex right now. Are there other similar apps for streaming your own media to a playstation?
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by pirates 5mo ago
no you didn’t kill it, it was never alive. the same way my dishwasher or vacuum aren’t killed when they break and i replace them. even if the robot “remembers”, who cares? when i bin my phone did i kill siri because she sometimes remembered
42.
by pirates 5mo ago
If your kids are accessing things they know they shouldn’t, and you know they’re doing it anyway, is that it? We’re at an impasse? I really don’t want to tell anyone how to parent, but I’ll say that if I did what you described I would have
43.
by pirates 5mo ago
some of us couldn’t give a rat’s ass about the customer. One of our customers charges people for paying their own bills via certain methods, which is completely bogus and I remind everyone loudly all the time that they do this. Everyone agr
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by pirates 5mo ago
It’s not, but this guy is in probably 70% of threads posting what he thinks is the same submission. I’ve seen several instances where the posts are different but he just links it and says it’s a duplicate anyway. If he wants to be a mod so
45.
by pirates 5mo ago
GitLab is definitely not as slow as GitHub, and it doesn’t matter because if you want to you can self host it, where it performs absolutely fine too
46.
by pirates 5mo ago
Hacker News loves to make snarky comments about everything to do with K8s and YAML all the time, and yet in my experience the amount of times an issue was caused by actual YAML can be counted on one hand. Way more often it’s developers who
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by pirates 5mo ago
Be careful saying you don’t use social media or soon you’ll have a wholly off-topic sub-thread about whether or not HN is social media too, even though we’ve all read the same tired arguments from both sides about a billion times in other t
48.
by pirates 5mo ago
If even experts in the field don’t know all of the limitations then it’s even more important to stress that relying on the output of an LLM is a poor choice without additional checking and verification. Even with calculators, I was taught t
49.
by pirates 5mo ago
So then it’s not really any lack of polish or technical debt, just user error.
50.
by pirates 6mo ago
hacker news is not such a loftier place that I treat it much differently than instant messaging. but even still, there are plenty of reasons why someone might write how they do. i promise you that i am not trying to be manipulative or statu
51.
by pirates 6mo ago
Company pays for company’s tokens, so company’s problem, not mine. I am happy to skill up and avoid overusing tokens for my personal sub, but if it’s getting results then I couldn’t care less how much my employer has to pay for it. They’re
52.
by pirates 6mo ago
When I did it two months ago it took them an hour. Be generous and say they’re backed up and sometimes it takes two hours. Is that too long to be without your phone?
53.
by pirates 7mo ago
> So I never see any ads > helps me skip in-content ads So you get ads still! Whether or not they are from YouTube or the video creator is irrelevant. I thought paying was supposed to supplant needing to advertise to me during the act
54.
by pirates 7mo ago
Which proves that if they can, they will. So there’s no reason to give them more ways to do it.
55.
by pirates 8mo ago
This does work with the screen on. But at least for me Vinegar background audio while locked hasn’t worked for the past several weeks. Once you lock it no longer recognizes there’s any media to play.
56.
by pirates 8mo ago
My company’s self hosted gitlab achieves this all the time.
57.
by pirates 8mo ago
They could shut it off out of a sense of decency and respect, wtf kind of defense is this?
58.
by pirates 8mo ago
> “You could’ve just texted me, ‘Hey, can’t chat right now,’” said publicist Elijah Harlow How about you text me before calling and then getting all pissy about it? This goes both ways I feel.
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by pirates 8mo ago
Despite others saying that they have never seen it, Meijer stores have this, except instead of a store scanner you use your phone with an app. There are other reasons too, but this is a big part of why my family shops at Meijer compared eve
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by pirates 8mo ago
Does it work better than something like Goo-Gone?

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