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ragazzina
9mo ago
>It's not a joke subreddit. Spend a day on Reddit and you'll quickly realize many subreddits are just filled with lies.
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9mo ago
Yeah I also like the sound of people getting their lives ruined, especially when it makes a company leaner and more profitable.
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9mo ago
Laundry and dishwashing are completely different though? Recent dishwashers can open by themselves and dry the dishes, washing machines need a (awaken) human to remove the wet clothes when they finish their cycle.
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9mo ago
The page should focus on the bugs, since there's no shortage of them. But clicking on "Change payment method" to change payment method is not a bug, is just bad UI.
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9mo ago
> This pile of words is missing a verb. And yet is completely understandable.
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9mo ago
> completely devoid of any ideas on the software side. Maybe I’m too old, but if Apple fixed every single bug and added absolutely zero features until the day of my death, I would still be a satisfied customer. The problem is not lack of
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9mo ago
> authoritarian system making massive mistakes Compared to the US democracy?
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9mo ago
I'm sure dark patterns count as innovation for them.
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9mo ago
> Supermarket food is cheaper than restaurant food, virtually without exception. Supermarket food is cheaper than sitting at a restaurant. For take-out, I don't see why it couldn't be cheaper considering whatever you buy and do
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9mo ago
Honestly I had the same experience, and I love exploring supermarkets in the US (I genuinely go there after work and spend hours just wandering around). I often found the variety of produce to be really limited, as in, half the kinds of fru
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9mo ago
I just want a solid laptop that can be used with the lid closed. I want to set it up and never open the lid again. I'll guess I'll keep dreaming.
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9mo ago
Does it last 2 weeks with that kind of usage?
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Good thing they have no reason to lie then.
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10mo ago
Can you give an example of a contradiction within the same episode?
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10mo ago
Stremio is on the App Store and can be used with a debrid service.
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10mo ago
Why are hundreds of thousands keys a reasonable amount for a developer? I am not in the video game business so I fail to see the use case.
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10mo ago
>an expert on Notch's slide into craziness I am not an expert either, if that episode occurred later than I remember, it could have been as you say.
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10mo ago
I am not missing their point at all, you are missing mine. >drives them to support much more extreme views, like what you are describing, that they otherwise might not have. The view I mentioned was the one that got Notch (one of the pub
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10mo ago
>a relatively benign conservative Can it really be considered “relatively benign” when an extremely famous public figure is calling for people who disagree with them to be shot?
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>The business model of most consumer technology is to identify some thick desire, find the part of it that produces a neurological reward, and then deliver that reward without the rest of the package. I expected the author to have langua
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10mo ago
"It's used in the military" supports the point the GP is making, that it sounds unnatural in a common context.
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>I have a few really good hardware ideas, but I don't believe I could ever market them fast enough and far enough to make it worth spending the R&D to make them happen. Then make a nice blog post, translate it to Chinese (hell,
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10mo ago
> Studies on basic income have shown that it's harmful to the people who receive it. That's extremely interesting, can you link such studies?
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10mo ago
> Though I think the HN title ("handsdown one of the coolest 3D websites") is maybe a bit much. How many cooler 3D websites do you know? I personally know less than 10, and only https://messenger.abeto.co/ off
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10mo ago
> if the pictogram is always same, then as in Shannon's model, it conveys no information, and thus is decorative. Discard it. If the text on the button is always the same, then as in Shannon's model, it conveys no information,
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I wonder why SanDisk stopped manufacturing the Sansa Clip+. The production cost in 2025 would be extremely low and the demand still relatively high (relatively high as in, really low but high enough to sustain it as a product).
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11mo ago
[I am sorry for the meta, if it's against the guidelines I hope this comment will be quickly deleted. But I am not criticizing anyone, I just find it interesting.] The discussion between supporters of these kind of distros and people a
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11mo ago
Can I ask you whether HDR works without any hiccup? I can't seem to find a definitve answer online.
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11mo ago
If you like the Windows experience you should definitely use Windows.
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11mo ago
All of these "farewell ChatGPT then!" and "they have no moat anyway" comments here are very strange. Does anyway even remember when Google used to not have ads? The introduction of ads was seen as crazy, yet nobody stopp
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