r12343a_19

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by r12343a_19 3y ago
Because the trick is to boil the frog slowly . Even the most dense simpleton understands that having no rights means having no rights. But if you have some rights, starting next Tuesday, and the government keeps extending the start date, y
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by r12343a_19 3y ago
Sadly I've let go. Switched to some other small and fanless things. Surprisingly with x86-64!
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by r12343a_19 3y ago
Sure, come over the our EU utopia... Come to think of it, if only it would be possible to do a swap. Half a mil a year to live in SF sounds harsh but worth the risk.
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by r12343a_19 3y ago
I never understood what Libreboot does on top of Coreboot. As far as I could tell it's a "distro" of Coreboot that just disables some things and maybe adds a few patches. All the heavy lifting is done by Coreboot.
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by r12343a_19 3y ago
I find the obsession of ignoring how a person died shocking. Sure, let's remember the person (I never knew before). But... should we pretend he was not stabbed!? What is wrong with you people? How a person died is very much relevant
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by r12343a_19 4y ago
It's amazing that for the past 8 years (almost to the day!) imgur has been hosting your screenshots.
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by r12343a_19 4y ago
> YC is 100% what you make of it This is 100% what survivor bias sounds like. Every party is what you make of it. Every job. Every business. Every interaction. Except, you know, when this other thing is overhyped and one hopes getting th
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by r12343a_19 4y ago
> Don’t they understand that this is what drives people to Macs and Chromebooks (and nerds like me to Linux)? (Internal) metrics say otherwise.
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by r12343a_19 4y ago
> went offline permanently on January 18, 2023 Lol.
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by r12343a_19 4y ago
Dude, reading comprehension much? I literally started 'by that logic' to underline how broken the whole initial comment was! Do only smart people use fiat? Like... it's not even worth dissecting your reply.
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by r12343a_19 4y ago
By this logic most large scale human suffering before crypto was created by fiat. Most of current human suffering is still fiat. Crypto is barely a blip in the grand scheme and I don't see how it differs from, say, gambling.
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by r12343a_19 4y ago
Please read https://whoisnnamdi.com/never-enough-developers/ You may need a change of career.
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by r12343a_19 4y ago
It's blurry because it crosses state boundaries into random countries which don't make this available.
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by r12343a_19 4y ago
You reply makes no sense. On a grammatical and conceptual level.
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by r12343a_19 4y ago
You think your internet provider will just allow you do a Bitcoin TX?
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by r12343a_19 4y ago
All that suffering just so UPI payments go up?
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by r12343a_19 4y ago
Because, of course, money is laundered $250 at a time.
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by r12343a_19 4y ago
Hm... 1. GPS didn't work in the background for me. A few OS updates and some Waze updates later it seems I do get turn-by-turn directions. 2. GPU artefacts in Minecraft and Firefox. A few OS, Minecraft and Firefox updates later and it
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by r12343a_19 4y ago
Only a few more trillion dollars and its days are numbers. Maybe, just maybe, Apple has so much money nobody can stop it.
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by r12343a_19 4y ago
Well, the immediate associates is generally public info. It's the "final human owner" that gets blurry if you have a chain of companies. This is not necessarily surprising. The states no longer need the public. As long as the
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by r12343a_19 4y ago
You're the only one introducing "Toxic Individualism" in this thread. I wonder what do you mean by it? Because, just as well, there's an aggressive collectivist movement which directly attacks individuals (and individual
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by r12343a_19 4y ago
I legit wonder if it's not time for OpenBSD to switch to Java. I mean, there's so much work to keep C safe and make sure memory is managed well, etc. What the project needs is a virtual machine! Clearly they don't care about
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by r12343a_19 4y ago
> I think the cozy relationship between EA and FTX has done immense damage to the public image and standing of the EA movement. And it couldn't happen to a nicer cult.
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by r12343a_19 4y ago
Yet, they dropped support for i386DX and some older (386) Cyrix?
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by r12343a_19 4y ago
This may explain why the latest detergent is so strongly perfumed you need to rinse multiple times. Well, AI and Covid.
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by r12343a_19 4y ago
HN readers are aware about poor contrast. Eg, your comment (which seems tame) is downvoted and has some lovely light color on light background combo.
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by r12343a_19 4y ago
Oh, so there isn't a problem with my dirty fingers or something. The fingerprint reader indeed works like half the time.
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by r12343a_19 4y ago
The Pixel 6 is an overhyped disappointment. I replaced my old super-cheap Android One phone with a Pixel 6 and it's full of hardware / software bugs: GPS has problems, I see graphics artefacts (GPU problems?) and Google doesn&#x27
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by r12343a_19 4y ago
Since they trademarked Java makes sense to keep the JavaScript trademark. JavaScript was a terrible terrible name, but it is what it is... This is a non-problem for the world. I never heard of this being enforced in any way.
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by r12343a_19 4y ago
> we recruited 501 American participants from Amazon Mechanical Turk The Mechanical Turk folks are the new sociology students. This study has 100% chance of not being reproducible or statistically representative. > 63.3% of the parti

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