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by tclancy 6mo ago
How else would they sell to additional customers if they couldn't demo random video feeds from all over?
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by tclancy 6mo ago
> Are the parents aware of this? Perhaps PTA meetings should discuss. Not everyone grows up in such an idyllic environment where there is an active and engaged PTA or concerned parents who feel like they have a voice. Moreover the percei
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by tclancy 6mo ago
What will the world be like in 2046?
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by tclancy 6mo ago
And or things I’ve spent a bunch of time building already. And naming them the same. I should have trademarked “dispatch”!
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by tclancy 6mo ago
Oh for sure and a good point. I meant the free market in the sense certain groups tout as the solution to all problems but that the studiously avoid themselves because it’s dog-eat-dog.
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by tclancy 6mo ago
Mike Doughty used to sell burned CDs of the show at the merch table (afterwards in case anyone was worried he was using some Is Chicago, Is Not Chicago technique to violate the space time continuum) back in the aughts.
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by tclancy 6mo ago
Source article is more enjoyable http://blockclubchicago.org/2026/04/10/from-early-nirvana-to...
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by tclancy 6mo ago
Now I imagining it like being outside a concert or other ticketed event: "Crates, who's selling? Who's buying?"
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by tclancy 6mo ago
>if they're rational (an assumption that is debatable, of course) Feels like crime is an almost perfect simulation of the free market: almost/ all of the non-rational actors will be crowded out by evolutionary pressure to be be
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by tclancy 6mo ago
Other than you seeing a thing you want to see, why? There’s a pretty well known story behind that. Also, this post was written by a mensch, so have some respect.
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by tclancy 7mo ago
Oh interesting, maybe I shouldn’t have included the examples. They’re just what I happen to be busying myself with. What I winkingly called an anti social site is an experiment to see if people with share their authentic self if there’s no
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by tclancy 7mo ago
No, it reads like a wild drive by comment from someone interested in throwing a bomb and departing.
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by tclancy 7mo ago
Meh, Gehrig and Ruth are long since dead.
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by tclancy 7mo ago
That sounds like a British phrase for pimping.
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by tclancy 7mo ago
Takes a real bastard to do this.
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by tclancy 7mo ago
Do you feel like that post reads as a reasonable response that is engaging in good faith and is interested in hypothesis, antithesis, synthesis? Because as someone constantly posting in bad faith I think we are on the same team.
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by tclancy 7mo ago
You should sell those as a suite of tools for people in similar situations. The Palm one in particular should make for fun.
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by tclancy 7mo ago
I know it’s not germane to the Signal issue, but this caught my eye, “who previously pleaded guilty to providing material support to terrorists”. The case comes with a long statement about the Antifa “organization”. Just your weekly reminde
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by tclancy 7mo ago
Nice to see you getting out now and then Rorschach.
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by tclancy 7mo ago
Every generation thinks they invented sex. And hash pinning, which now sounds dirty.
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by tclancy 7mo ago
Never let the left hand know what the right hand is doing. I suppose it works both ways here, but the specific end user is not why people make code available, it’s in the hope of improving things, even just the tiniest bit.
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by tclancy 7mo ago
They couldn’t attack us to begin with.
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by tclancy 7mo ago
> “Thelonious Monk once said ‘All musicians are subconsciously mathematicians.’ I mean, we also don’t need to see something that’s not there. Also, I see you OP. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47645844
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by tclancy 7mo ago
Will do. Currently adapting HA because I want to make my new ceiling fans smart which has required learning a bit of RF (though Claude has made it phenomenally easy to the point I have to ask for explanations so I actually know what's
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by tclancy 7mo ago
Yes, same exact boat, I was just starting to think about looking for a small, cheap device in this space for HA.
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by tclancy 7mo ago
I am the least musical person I know, but I can help you out here. Math? John Coltrane has you covered. https://www.americanjazzmusicsociety.com/blog/john-coltrane-...
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by tclancy 7mo ago
Someone finally brought it.
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by tclancy 7mo ago
Because it’s unbalanced. The company benefits for as long as the ex-employee is alive, the ex-employee’s trade, theoretically of a high salary and privilege for keeping shtum winds down fairly quickly.
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by tclancy 7mo ago
That was a fantastic read, thanks for the link!

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