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by post-it 5y ago
Best not to use a beta OS on your main workstation anyway.
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by post-it 5y ago
With active participation of competitors, it would be easy. They won't like it and that's why it's hard. > That's essentially what this is. No.
753.
by post-it 5y ago
Some things are worth doing even if they're hard.
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by post-it 5y ago
It gives Bitcoin a strange sense of legitimacy when mainstream news sites use it for filler articles. It's been higher before, it's grown faster before[1]. It's probably going to keep trending upward, with spikes and crashes,
755.
by post-it 5y ago
The author gives three examples of queries that they liked: surreal ideas amidst a maelstrom of color in the style of art nouveau the cat is sleeping under the promethean cloud astronaut floating in pink outerspace and thre
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by post-it 5y ago
The trackpad is unparalleled. I'm assuming they have a patent on it, because the physical clicker trackpads in every other laptop feel awful.
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Hackenbush: A window to a new world of math(youtube.com)
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by post-it 5y ago
Nova Scotia has overhead lines. Power does go out a bunch, mostly due to tree branches though.
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by post-it 5y ago
> Think, having your graphics designer able to make commits, or having someone who only wants to update docs. GitHub's web interface is pretty good for this.
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by post-it 5y ago
Of course not. > some Slavic countries might request their naming and history be changed to something delinked from slavery... Shall we rename Slovenia and Slovakia, too? If they want to rename themselves, we should use their new names
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by post-it 5y ago
Sure, countries change their names all the time. North Macedonia and Eswatini in the last three years, for example.
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by post-it 5y ago
There's no reason they should be consistent. Different git hosts, sure, but a master branch and master password have nothing in common but the name (which is now different).
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by post-it 5y ago
Manual moderation scales linearly: for X posts per day, you need nX moderators, forever. Silicon Valley execs are allergic to anything that doesn't scale sub-linearly. It makes them feel like the singularity might not be around the cor
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by post-it 5y ago
> If the collective efforts spent around the world complaining about Facebook were put into making alternatives we would have hundreds of very well funded endeavors by now. A particularly silly example. Lots of alternatives do exist, but
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by post-it 5y ago
They'll still fall to the ground.
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by post-it 5y ago
Old people don't remember URLs anyway. All they need is the name, and then they can either search it up or their browser will auto fill it or they'll click a link or a bookmark. I don't even remember any URLs beyond the top f
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by post-it 5y ago
If I hire MasterCard to process payments for me, I don't become MasterCard's employee.
768.
by post-it 5y ago
> An employee testified to having seen company security guards open the mailbox. If this is true, then apparently not.
769.
by post-it 5y ago
Neat! Looks like I'm behind the times already.
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by post-it 5y ago
The only NAT between most users and most sites are the users' modem/router combos, and those are pretty fast and reliable.
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by post-it 5y ago
> One of the more pernicious problems they've faced is the team that holds the base on the bottom half of the map has consistently had an advantage, as much as 5%. This appears to be related to the perspective being 3d in the shape
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by post-it 5y ago
A markup language for voice that tells the generator how to inflect everything. It's not on the horizon yet, but anything that our voice can do, a computer will do someday.
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by post-it 5y ago
Eating is inherently primal, bestial, even brutal in nature. You're expected to not abuse the meat counter clerk.
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by post-it 6y ago
I've noticed everyone posts links in footnotes, is that just Hacker News etiquette?
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by post-it 10y ago
Why do you want people to have to work? A job automated is a person that doesn't need to work.