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2y ago
The Americas have trees, meat, rivers, oxygen, grasslands, forests, birds. Your comparison is WAY more terrible than my own. A mission to a dusty rock while your own beautiful planet is dying is a weird way to help a tech bro claim more tax
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2y ago
That's the ocean, not the lands of abundance they connected us to.
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2y ago
The oceans connected us to regions with oxygen, food and resources.
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2y ago
Great! Let's trick everyone into giving us tax money for this MisSiOn tO sAvE hUmAnItY
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2y ago
Yes! my point exactly. Amazing how these posts are stifled and disappear quickly. Yet, multiple culture warrior / dogecoin accounts posting a spacex rocket photo gets pumped into my timeline.
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2y ago
Sure both projects have their own potentials and use cases. My comment is more about how Twitter is misused.
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2y ago
On HN, yes. My point is about Musk's news service that he promotes as vastly superior.
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2y ago
Not my point. Both are relevant to people and only one is considered "news".
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2y ago
This will be crammed into my Twitter feed relentlessly. Unlike today's successful Boeing launch, which wasn't in the feed or any trending topics whatsoever. Twitter is only a news source for topics with benefits.
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2y ago
Funny, on Twitter I've clicked through to every "For You", "Trending", "News", etc section. It's not mentioned once. I always see majestic rocket photography promoted on Twitter. Why not today? I thou
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Ask HN: How might a Mac hacker get keyboard and mouse access?
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2y ago
So the issue here is the screen recording? And that this app is popular with people in tech? Would a Little Snitch block cover the risk for some? I sometimes wonder about all the homebrew stuff devs use....
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2y ago
No comments or interest in this. Policy must be working.
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2y ago
This is a test of your browsers protections, and FF is shining.
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2y ago
If you are happy with one version you can just stick to it? You don't have to update your phone and laptop every year, even if you are made to feel so.
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2y ago
WWDC may reveal a new momentum. Or they might reveal exciting new sticker packs for Messages.app
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2y ago
WWDC might reveal some innovations to give us a path for iPads to merge into useful laptops. Or they might reveal exciting new sticker packs for Messages.app
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2y ago
Is there any examples of server-side rendering that pre-determines a masonary layout for the content? Like: Given these images, and this window size, here's a calculated layout to make them all look nice... I figure this would be more
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2y ago
archive.ph doesn't bypass :(
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3y ago
It's curious to me how Plex is allowed to exist on the App Store?
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3y ago
But I assume humans thought it was worthy of an upvote? Unless that's also compromised by AI?
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3y ago
With AI producers will be able to remove all checkpoints and make mistakes at lightning speed.
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3y ago
An entire universe is quite different to a considerably more limited orbital space
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3y ago
His brain didn't do the rocket science or the EV engineering. He's an investor who knows a bit of science, and is able to inspire people - which translates to money. Inspiring people is a great skill and it could have been great f
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3y ago
Wordle isn't an original game. The game mechanics pre-existed before the inter webs.
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Musk is blabbering like a broken fountain on Xitter shrug Xitter is the #1 source of facts, so - Can't blame them for counter balancing a little.
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3y ago
Is it a deliberate forgery, or a really old rock painting?
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3y ago
Well Musk will be furious
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3y ago
Well seeing as I am being lectured about providing references on how shining a light in your eyes is bad for them long term, maybe you have some...
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3y ago
I'm fine with not answering questions about basic things, thanks.
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