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by squigz 8mo ago
Like I said, we should probably care more, and generally speaking, we do, over time. I'm not suggesting we're perfect, that we haven't made any mistakes, or that we won't make any more - just that we're slowly learn
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by squigz 8mo ago
> Why bother digging up a carbon laden energy source from the depths of a gravity laden planet instead of using solar energy or wind or any other energy source that is less harmful? Well at least one reason might be that you're curr
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by squigz 8mo ago
Maybe, but to me, it would be as if we dug into a prairie dog's tunnels, killed them all and stole whatever little bits of food they have. It just doesn't make sense.
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by squigz 8mo ago
#2 doesn't seem to consider how much stuff there is out there. Why bother harvesting resources from a gravity-laden planet when you can almost certainly get them from asteroids or other places? Furthermore, while we may not care abou
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by squigz 8mo ago
DMCA complaints are generally something the user chose to do. Most users aren't choosing to participate in botnets. I'm not sure it's appropriate to punish users like this for something that isn't their fault and that th
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by squigz 8mo ago
I'm not entirely sure what this is supposed to mean. Like... yes? But my point was, a school may have a very wide range of age groups. A K-12 school will have students from ages ~4 to ~18. Even a regular primary school will have 7 year
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by squigz 8mo ago
Is it? Just because it's inappropriate for one age group at a school doesn't mean it's inappropriate for all age groups.
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by squigz 8mo ago
What's wrong with "dark fantasy novels"?
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by squigz 8mo ago
How would you define it?
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by squigz 8mo ago
Where is it deprecated? It looks like it's still being developed and there's no mention of it being deprecated on the site?
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by squigz 8mo ago
If you distill everybody involved down to a single function, this makes sense. But that's not all we are. It is not a physical law that Zuckerberg make his products the most addictive and harmful as they can be; he can choose to be mor
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by squigz 8mo ago
> We probably wouldn't have had LLMs if it wasn't for Anna's Archive and similar projects AA and similar projects might make it easier for them, but I'm quite certain the LLM companies could have figured out how to as
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by squigz 8mo ago
Apparently also called Bronstein Shuffle (which also sounds like a fun dance) A key part seems to be alternating turns placing pieces. I wonder if this would result in top level gameplay converging on certain opening placements? If so, I wo
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by squigz 8mo ago
I wouldn't say it's "boring" (hence the downvotes, I imagine) - but this does seem like an interesting idea, to let the players choose their positions. Does such a style exist?
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by squigz 8mo ago
I guess we were responding to different things: my reading of GP's question was why the gist was posted (back in 2018), not why it was shared today. But indeed yes, I can see that connection.
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by squigz 8mo ago
TFA was posted in 2018; that drama is from the past few days. What connection is there?
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by squigz 8mo ago
What might have happened around 2020 that would result in more people not being able to work and requiring assistance?
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by squigz 8mo ago
At this point it sounds like you're being intentionally vague. Why not just describe what you're talking about
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by squigz 8mo ago
Can you provide a screenshot or explain what it is for those of us who don't have a Bazzite install to check with?
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by squigz 8mo ago
> 1. Being called an idiot or told my idea is dumb is not going to upset me. I guess I just have more emotional maturity than some OSS devs. Alternatively, other people just have more respect for themselves (and others) than to stand to
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by squigz 8mo ago
There really needs to be a publicly searchable archive of public Discord server chat logs.
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by squigz 8mo ago
Sounds like you might be talking about Jake Seliger, and indeed, his and Bess' fight to get treatments was rather eye-opening for me too. Jake's blog where he posted throughout his entire illness: https://jakeseliger.co
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by squigz 8mo ago
No, "half" of America does not think that. Also, is Harvard part of the "public school system" now?
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by squigz 8mo ago
> I'm fairly sure even mentioning the name of the forum isn't allowed on HN. I'm not sure this would be the case? I've seen plenty of links to content of questionable legality shared on HN.
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by squigz 8mo ago
> It’s cheap for ocassional use This can be said about any drug, but even then, heavy use of weed vs other drugs is absolutely cheaper, especially these days if you live in an area where it's legal and/or are willing to grow it
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by squigz 8mo ago
This is why I feel like a missing piece of Patreon/Kofi/whatever is the ability to say "Here's $x; divide it automagically amongst the creators I'm currently following" Sure, I think a lot of those donations wo
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by squigz 9mo ago
Created 3 weeks ago. 27 commits, half of which seem to be version bumps. Why should anyone want to use this, OP?
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by squigz 9mo ago
Writing off Practical Engineering's videos as "stock footage" is utterly hilarious to me.
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by squigz 9mo ago
I think ncmpcpp might check all those boxes, with the caveat that it's a TUI player. Have you tried it?
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by squigz 9mo ago
Which players on Windows are you talking about?

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