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   by tazjin 3y ago

   The funniest thing about this to me is how they officially responded that if you want to find out the reason why this happened, you can look it up on their Slack chat.
2. 242.▲
   by tazjin 3y ago

   Java will almost definitely be faster if you allocate at every step.
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   by tazjin 3y ago

   I'd link to the Paris Hilton tweet where she wrote "If you're not having fun, then just leave.", but alas ...
4. 244.▲
   by tazjin 3y ago

   Same, and it's pretty funny that people are downvoting you for this. Some people truly believe that their subjective perspective is the truth for everyone.
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   by tazjin 3y ago

   Yeah, OP, maybe realise that not everyone learns the same way.
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   by tazjin 3y ago

   I have a nice, handmade mechanical watch and it's never tried to spam-call any emergency services. Also shows the time fairly reliably.
7. 247.▲
   by tazjin 3y ago

   This video strikes me like a TV clip from a more civilised era or something. It's calm, there's no annoying music, the initial presenter didn't say anything too clickbaity. It's oddly calming.
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   by tazjin 3y ago

   And then what? I looked at the request form and it's pretty clear that they've automated those as a regular batch job, so other than a spike on some graph they're unlikely to notice that.
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   by tazjin 3y ago

   HN also has a prominent FAQ entry about this where they say they will help you with deletion requests for personal information if you email them.
10. 250.▲
    by tazjin 3y ago

    What's the reason? US culture war stuff?
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    by tazjin 3y ago

    > Even GPT3 uses Wikipedia which does have (mostly) factual data with cited sources. There's a LOT of stuff on Wikipedia where the source is a link to some random, long article and it's unclear where exactly the referred to inf
12. 252.▲
    by tazjin 3y ago

    > if ChatGPT has a 50% chance of giving the wrong diagnosis It depends on the average chance of the doctor giving the wrong diagnosies (I honestly have no idea?!)
13. 253.▲
    by tazjin 3y ago

    > I mean, I suppose there are plenty of Russians in America living a totally normal life. Yep, and vice-versa.
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    by tazjin 3y ago

    Everyone knows "Mountain Time". It is when you go to the mountains on vacation, and don't spend much time adhering to a strict schedule, instead taking leisurely strolls around the fields and promising vague things like &quot
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    by tazjin 3y ago

    Yeah, there's one less than 5 minutes from my flat, and I live a little outside of the centre. I've used crypto very little in recent years, so not a lot of personal experience to share, but I know some people who use them (or jus
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    by tazjin 3y ago

    There are a few options: - Bring some cash and exchange it here. - Open a bank account here and transfer money there (yes, there are some ways). - Bring crypto wallet keys along and use crypto ATMs. - Exchange through a friend/relative
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    by tazjin 3y ago

    Thinking that passengers will get taken hostage is a comical understanding of the situation. It's also pretty funny that you're referring to a self-imposed problem by the West as an example for an issue with the non-West.
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    by tazjin 3y ago

    It's because the majority of Westerners, especially Americans, have at best a comic-like understanding of "strange" countries like Russia.
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    by tazjin 3y ago

    I live in Moscow. There's plenty of Americans and other Westerners visiting here regularly for business or tourism with no problems. Just don't try to smuggle any weed in, Americans keep getting into trouble for that.
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    by tazjin 3y ago

    People refusing to use their app etc. are likely a minority. Most people are completely used to being bullied into submission by tech companies, and will happily follow along. I'd assume their goal with this isn't to convert the s
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    by tazjin 3y ago

    "funny but a little pathetic" fits a lot of Lowtax shenanigans very well, so it seems reasonable.
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    by tazjin 3y ago

    There were some Rust WASM frameworks that used similar concepts, I particularly liked yew. However yew has recently chosen a path more towards "magical" features instead of the simple Elm-style architecture. Don't know enough
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    by tazjin 3y ago

    I've been using this: https://github.com/j0be/PowerDeleteSuite/ It runs client-side in the browser and has filter & export functionality if you want to retain anything.
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    by tazjin 3y ago

    Some HN features are gated on karma.
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    by tazjin 3y ago

    Good news: Your karma stays around even after you delete all your posts/comments!
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    by tazjin 3y ago

    Somebody will need to make a page that shows us when Reddark goes dark.
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    by tazjin 3y ago

    I agree that the difference is very noticeable, but it's still small enough that if OP was, say, a smoker they might not be able to notice it.
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    by tazjin 3y ago

    Thanks, these are good. I took inspiration from this horrible PDF: https://drive.google.com/file/d/14YgpdJ-k5M-GiwRDblvnEtsFvok...
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    by tazjin 3y ago

    Фор бетер іммерсіон, ол тектс ін сторіес И ред шѵд бе урітен уіþ олд сирілік летерс, регардлес ов þе лангѵадж.
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    by tazjin 3y ago

    Satirical posts on HN have a whole different flavour to them!