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8mo ago
We can optimize this further and remove all of the stops between the buses first and last stops. Drive time would be so much faster.
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8mo ago
> I'd expect this from 4chan's /pol/, not HN. Why, did Epstein create this font?
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8mo ago
> Isn't this like the #1 use case for crypto? What is even the point of crypto if you can't commit crimes with it?
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8mo ago
> that the richest and most powerful members of our society have no problem hanging out with a convicted child sex trafficker. In most cases a lot more than simply "hanging out".
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8mo ago
> Can someone in GitHub senior leadership please start paying attention and reprioritise towards actually delivering a product that's at least relatively reliable? They claim that is what they are doing right now. [1] [1] https:&#x
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9mo ago
Maybe to distract from the story that they use remote drivers after one of their cars hit a kid? [1] [1] https://people.com/waymo-exec-reveals-company-uses-operators... edit: fixed kill -> hit
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9mo ago
The man that is friends with a bunch of pedophiles owns a website that is becoming known for generating CSAM? What are the chances?
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9mo ago
oh no! [1] [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46781444#46782289
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9mo ago
> but this is much more to do with Microsoft very publically firing the QA department[0][1] as a cost savings measure and claiming developers will do their own QA (long before LLMs were on the scene). It started in 2014 and the trickle n
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9mo ago
Fortunately my Amazon branded subcutaneous chip still works at Wholefoods.
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9mo ago
> My understanding is there was a bug that let you wipe and re-enable a phone that had been disabled due to theft. This prevents a downgrade attack. This makes sense and much less dystopia than some of the other commenters are suggesting
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9mo ago
> I can’t afford healthcare or electricity, and ICE just abducted my neighbor. But at least I no longer have to see plaques that mention slavery when I visit national landmarks.
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9mo ago
> how little shame people apparently have You can expand this sentiment to everyday life. The things some people are willing to say and do in public is a never ending supply of surprising.
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9mo ago
is America great again yet?
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9mo ago
Trump is making China great again
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9mo ago
Thank you for this example. I'm going to keep it in mind the next time I asked myself if there are too many elements or not.
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9mo ago
>$200/mo subscribers won’t see them Yet. Amazon Prime has ads despite it being a paid service.
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9mo ago
It wasn't that long ago I got down voted on HN for saying this was going to happen.
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9mo ago
Then why are "earworm" songs so hard to get out of my brain? Listening to Kpop demon hunters sure does feel like an addiction.
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9mo ago
Is anyone else old enough to remember when D&D and rock music was supposedly ruining the lives of young people and causing them to worship Satan?
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9mo ago
> Later (incorrect) predictions repeatedly featured in Politico magazine's annual lists of "Worst Predictions", including that one of Trump, Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden would die from COVID-19 by the end of 2020,[98] that
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9mo ago
Saying cisgender is bad on Twitter but CSAM is not. Very weird.
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9mo ago
Wasn't not being jam-able a selling point of Starlink?
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9mo ago
WSL and Windows Terminal has done a fantastic job at delaying my move to Linux as my primary desktop but Microsoft seems hellbent on ruining Windows.
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10mo ago
> everyone has moved on to using shadcn's system for components. This is the first time I've seen anyone ever mention it.
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10mo ago
I had no idea general contractors were actually social engineers
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10mo ago
An "engineer" that out sourced his work to Wozniak while at Atari
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10mo ago
Did Jobs get Woz to write it for him?
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10mo ago
This reminds me of the 3090 hardware problems being exposed by Amazons New World [1]. Everyone really wanted to blame the software. https://www.pcgamer.com/amazon-new-world-killing-rtx-3090-gp...
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10mo ago
Its a feature, not a bug. It fits perfectly for the type of users that still use twitter.
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