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by thiht 1mo ago
The GitHub repo is literally one click away, the GitHub link is at the top right as usual
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by thiht 1mo ago
> the genai content on the website is just so distracting and such a bummer That's harsh. Consider English might not be the author's first language (I see Chinese on the screenshots). Just opening the site I get all the info I
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by thiht 1mo ago
As a reply to Helloworldboy (sibling comment marked as dead), the US is not even in the top 10 of best countries to live in terms of quality of life. It's not even close to the top in any QoL metrics: life expectancy, child mortality,
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by thiht 1mo ago
There's been tons of short interviews showing MAGA people having no idea ACA and Obamacare were the same things. They cheered when Obamacare got repelled even though they were beneficiaries of it. MAGA propaganda is powerful
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by thiht 1mo ago
Multiple. Just writing down some stuff and comments at the same time you're writing the content is very powerful. For group projects it was the fastest way we found to get to a working plan as soon as possible and get to work on assign
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by thiht 1mo ago
I've upgraded from iPhone 12 to 17 a few months ago and I agree, I could have waited 1 or maybe 2 more years. At this point I just upgraded because I wanted to and could afford it, not because I needed to (even though I'm a heavy
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by thiht 1mo ago
> Ever try editing like, a Google Doc, while multiple people are in it? It's not fun Uh yeah, it works amazingly well. I've done entire uni projects with Google Docs and it went great, and was much more convenient than whatever
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by thiht 2mo ago
Being valid XHTML 1.0 strict was a badge of honor
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by thiht 2mo ago
If you’re already invested in the Apple ecosystem you can get iCloud+ for $1/month and get the email provider (bring your own domain) among other things (50GB storage mainly). This is incredible value for the price. As long as you use
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by thiht 2mo ago
I didn't say it was actually infinite, just that it felt infinite. When it feels infinite, people will abuse it, making it feel finite again the hard way
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by thiht 2mo ago
Not when the "framework" resources are shared between multiple apps using the same framework. This doesn't seem to be the case here though.
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by thiht 2mo ago
It's true when [finite resource] is indistinguishable from [infinite resource], meaning it's abundant, cheap, and can be used recklessly with no impact.
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by thiht 2mo ago
I genuinely can't tell if this is satire, is it real?
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by thiht 2mo ago
That's actually pretty objective, long lines force you to move your neck and your eyes more which is more straining. I rarely read HN comments on my laptop because of the unreasonable line width, it feels much more comfortable to read
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by thiht 2mo ago
Do you want them to add Subway Surfers in the sidebars? What would they display if there's nothing to display? This is such a weird criticism, do you think you want the text to use the full width? It would just be hard to read because
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by thiht 2mo ago
> As for controlling Hormuz, the US military absolutely could control Hormuz They don't though
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by thiht 2mo ago
This reeks of MAGAt communication style. It's tacky, classless, and completely irrelevant. Why is this a public blog post? It should be presented in a proper court, not on the internet
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by thiht 2mo ago
Well yeah, people need to learn the tools they’re using. How’s that shocking?
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by thiht 2mo ago
The point is in Go it's pretty hard to write code so ugly that it'll be hard to read. I'm actually quite confident I could quickly onboard on almost any Go codebase (Kubernetes might be an exception). When I used to work with
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by thiht 2mo ago
Kubernetes is a behemoth, but the Docker (Moby) source code is actually pretty easy to get into (if you're already a Docker user and understand how containers work)
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by thiht 2mo ago
What a weird comment. I use my TV to watch YouTube, Twitch, my Plex instance, and some local TV channels replays (M6, TF1, Arte…). I connect it to the internet to use the internet, not sure what you’re expecting?
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by thiht 2mo ago
Honestly maybe (and just maybe) waiving copyrights on all the written content that ever existed to create training data would be a good thing to do, laws are made up so we can decide it’s a good trade off as a society. But: 1. I feel like t
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by thiht 2mo ago
I would not pay $700 indeed.
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by thiht 2mo ago
It works reliably with Plex too, I use it every time I travel or take the train, not sure useless taunts are necessary here.
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by thiht 2mo ago
I use Plex because the whole experience looks and feels more polished than Jellyfin (that’s personal but even the name Jellyfin irks me, I hate jellyfish), which is something I value more than openness. Also I bought the Plex lifetime a few
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by thiht 2mo ago
Oh come on, he’s not even trying to hide his corruption anymore. Americans, when will you do something?
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by thiht 3mo ago
So talking about the crimes Trump and his clique commit is Trump derangement syndrome, how convenient
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by thiht 3mo ago
Ain’t it what the internet is for?
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by thiht 3mo ago
I’m not sure why this post even exists? It feels completely unnecessary. Don’t get me wrong, I like drama as much as the next guy, but it didn’t have to be public imo
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by thiht 3mo ago
This is ridiculous.

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