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by righthand 4mo ago
A Framework Desktop is the better deal and more capable machine IMO. Also upgradeable.
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by righthand 4mo ago
It’s called the Xbox and the reason it wasn’t at this price point is that Microsoft has the capital power to subsidize the cost at risk of the Xbox division not being profitable. Valve doesn’t have such freedoms on hardware it seems.
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by righthand 4mo ago
I imagine Lars reaches beyond HN to other uninformed circles. HN doesn't have users representing every social group out there in the world.
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by righthand 4mo ago
Does he have any power to change anything? Or does he have only power to expose the abusers and corrupted? Only taking action because you can change corrupt ways doesn’t actually change anything because the average person has no power to do
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by righthand 4mo ago
Phones/Screens and headphones are being optimized to blind you and deafen you from the real world. You dont care though because it creates a pseudo-safe-zone through social status signaling (look at my expensive headphones in my ears,
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by righthand 4mo ago
Lol Big Tech employees don’t have desires beyond money at any cost.
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by righthand 4mo ago
To counter this, I had a census taker show up at my door and ask me if they knew how many people lived in the neighboring apartment. Where was the consequence there?
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by righthand 4mo ago
Emailfake.com Fastmail also has wonderful random email functionality you can link up to your Bitwarden client or use the Fastmail API.
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by righthand 4mo ago
I’m going home for a visit. Will make sure to switch the family over to Firefox and explain why. Just as all us nerds did back when Chrome came out and we switched our family to that.
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by righthand 4mo ago
My comment wasn’t purchasing advice, but just for argument’s sake, your alternative is much more work for the average user.
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by righthand 4mo ago
“Superbox” I believe.
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by righthand 4mo ago
“Derek Lowe is very much in the minority” Is putting your thumb on the scale against Lowe. When a few replies down from here some commenters have provided an article demonstrating the exact fraudulent science in favor of what Lowe is saying
163.
by righthand 4mo ago
It’s not false and I already explained why. You choose to ignore the social usage.
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by righthand 4mo ago
You can go to Walmart and buy a streaming box that is a Raspberry pi-sized board with custom Android installed and the package claims it has 700+ channels. But it just is an overlay for pirate streaming sites.
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by righthand 4mo ago
The census is already voluntary LOL. So we’d have two censuses?
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by righthand 4mo ago
Then dox yourself right now with your previous census answers and PII. There are several obvious reasons to keep the data private, all you have to do is use your brain.
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by righthand 4mo ago
Not necessarily. In the US traditionally the House Reps are referred to as congressmen (unlike the rest of the world) and the Senate, senators. So sometimes Congress is shorthand for the House. Though I agree it shouldn’t be.
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by righthand 4mo ago
No, tipping encourages wage suppression and the wealth gap. Pay your workers a sensible wage instead, stop the games.
169.
by righthand 4mo ago
Now do the unreasonable effectiveness of an overly ambitious junior dev convincing management to rewrite the who site in client side react.
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by righthand 4mo ago
Well playwright tests used to be called puppeteer tests which used to be called selenium tests, so you tell me.
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by righthand 4mo ago
This already exists. You mean capturing user flows which should already be supplied by product to the developer. A decent system is Behavior Driven Development (though honestly a poor acronym for it’s use).
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by righthand 4mo ago
I think it depends on how you measure the boost. If you are talking about generating a first draft then yes, the boost is there. If you’re talking about completing the project in all well tested and architected aspects, then overall there r
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by righthand 4mo ago
“the incredible ground-level utility that many of us on HN celebrate every day through undeniable, massive productivity gains” I’ve been told before.
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by righthand 4mo ago
Yeah in the states where the majority of people approve. But we already know the data centers aren’t being built in those areas. They’re being enforced on people who for the most part dont approve of their intent.
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by righthand 4mo ago
But a billion active users != number of US citizens that take on the burden of AI. So go build your AI on land where your customers are if they like it so much.
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by righthand 4mo ago
HTML doesnt have hundreds evangelists writing blogs about how cool it is. So it doesn’t really matter what the benefits are if juniors are going to keep showing up writing client-side react components. And the product managers letting them
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by righthand 5mo ago
Interesting, Vimeo sat under IAC for almost 20 years claiming it would go public, when it finally did it was eventually sold off to Bending Spoons not even 5 years in.
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by righthand 5mo ago
Rizz was definitely gen z as well as some of the other slang on here.
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by righthand 5mo ago
I thought Unc was Gen Z but the site claims Gen Alpha? Or moving the media generations overton window?
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by righthand 5mo ago
That’s probably why they pushed out Phil Spencer and handed over the Xbox division to a very pro-AI employee.

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