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soheil
2y ago
How is it that people still don't see thru this violation of their free speech right? TikTok got banned for one and only one reason: to silence the narrative around a 70 year old war. Sources: - ADL: "we have a major major major g
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Show HN: Create and host an app instantly by uploading an image
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Show HN: Auto-Generate an App from a Design Mockup
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Top Free App on App Store: China's RedNote
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soheil
2y ago
You can be aligned on 99% of things and still be a rule breaker. Additionally it matters a lot how big and societally ingrained the rules that you're breaking are.
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2y ago
You won't read it based off of its title I presume? On Twitter he says how so many people jumped into conclusion without even reading the essay. Btw this falls squarely into "tech culture" category.
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2y ago
> he'd create offense That's sort of the point of the essay, he compares woke to a religion and explores how companies deal with various religious beliefs at work, ie: no one religion is ever allowed to suppress others no matte
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2y ago
> but spends a lot of time whining about having to show even a modicum of empathy by using more inclusive language Inclusive language can prevent homicide? I'm so lost, what does that have to do with cold-blood murder?
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2y ago
Unbelievable how anti-pg hn has gotten. I don't think what pg is saying is anything new, he's always had the same sentiment around anti-censorship, anti-authoritarian/mob and pro-breaking-the-rules attitude. It's called
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2y ago
Who's being killed on a daily basis? Could you provide sources?
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soheil
2y ago
Had a very different image in mind of what a sheet of paper looked like.
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2y ago
I'd only be interested if I can also use it as a Japanese fan.
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2y ago
does not follow
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2y ago
This bug almost never occurs as it's a very esoteric feature that 99% of people here never heard or used. If you're, however, the type of user who decides not to use `bash` or `zsh` and instead wants `ssh` as their default termina
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2y ago
I would advice anyone using iTerm not to willy-nilly switch their terminal to one recommended by a random user here. Terminals can have a huge attack surface and many "open-source" ones are maintained by less than trustworthy deve
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2y ago
stop spamming the comment section or use your real account if you have something of value to add.
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2y ago
Based on what? How do you know it's not riddled with major security bugs? At least iTerm has been around for over a decade and loved by many hardcore power users.
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2y ago
How are you the arbiter of what responsibilities the developer of one the the most incredible open source projects should have when you're happy collecting your Microsoft and Google paychecks literally spreading cancer on the internet
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soheil
2y ago
Nailed it - entitled captures it accurately. I've been on HN since 2011 and it has never been this hostile, unhelpful and flat out arrogant.
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soheil
2y ago
Should we therefore also publicize everything else that lies between success and failure?
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2y ago
AGI and beyond will be reached either by deregulating nuclear power plant construction or breakthroughs in quantum computing both of which we're on the verge of achieving.
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2y ago
Really the killing part was not necessary to make your point and thus injecting your Sisyphean prose. Any technology may kill us, but we'll keep innovating as we ought to. What's your next point?
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2y ago
It's like saying bacteria reproduction is way faster than humans so that's where we should be looking for the next breakthroughs.
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soheil
2y ago
A human brain has been in continuous training for hundreds of thousands of years consuming slightly more than 20 watts.
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2y ago
I agree, save invoking supernatural causes, the human brain is a collection of cells with electro-chemical connections that if fully reconstructed either physically or virtually would necessarily need to represent the original person's
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Of course it's a given unless you want to invoke supernatural causes the human brain is a collection of cells with electro-chemical connections that if fully reconstructed either physically or virtually would necessarily need to repres
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2y ago
you can use your name as a semi-unique color to you
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2y ago
mine is crap beige
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Apps are not acting like spyware on iOS or else you're as clueless as the Reuters "journalist" who wrote this propaganda piece and never probably seen Swift code or looked into how incredibly well app sandboxing works.
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2y ago
Yeah tiktok is a drop in the ocean for the critical mass needed for people to abandon iPhone. It is already highly censored in the US and no one said let's use Android.
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