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by x______________ 7d ago
> ..or [any website] supporting dark mode. You'd think its an easy to implement bare minimum that everyone asks for, but its like pulling teeth to actually get it done. At least with dark mode, you can ignore most web developers and
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by x______________ 7d ago
Maybe I'm not up to speed but i deleted claude.md while testing weird opus 5 behaviors, it came back saying nothing was used in claude.md but rather storing context in memories.md in some .claude/projectname/memories folder i
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by x______________ 7d ago
Not a single person has their mouth open in any of the paintings from Veronese or any of the artists! Oh what different times do we live in today... Either everyone held back on their opinions or it must've been a pretty quiet period.
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by x______________ 7d ago
I would even go as far as saying that mental conditioning and training is also required, on top of mental capabilities.
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by x______________ 8d ago
> I'm reminded of something Margaret Atwood once said which boiled down to the fact that there is no starting civilization over, ever again, if we fall back into the Dark Ages. the metals for copper tools and iron-making are in form
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by x______________ 8d ago
Get ready, a 300 page pdf, not just your average run of the mill story. Marked for later...
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by x______________ 9d ago
The not-so-silent minority hanging out on HN know that the true heroes are those who take the time and put in the effort, and then put even more effort to reply and post about it here. Thanks to all of our heroes, op included.
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by x______________ 10d ago
> you need to launch a rocket full of sand You want an accretion disc around the planet like Saturn?
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by x______________ 10d ago
Sure it is! This has been going on for years and global attention was gained at the beginning of this one.[0] Wikipedia deprecates Archive.today, starts removing archive links (arstechnica.com) 616 points by nobody9999 6 months ago | hide
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by x______________ 11d ago
When humanity's interests will matter more than a single country or handful of peoples' interests, stuff like this will stop.
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by x______________ 12d ago
> Maybe that's the tipping point where it decides were not needed any more... o_O That's when you.. we.. all become the training data... o_o;
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by x______________ 12d ago
> Wait. Wait wait wait. Are we supposed to be giving them pep talks? No, at least it with Claude Sonnet 5 and Opus.. everytime Claude and I challenged a hard issue and I decided to say "good work" instead of a closing command f
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by x______________ 13d ago
Dosbox emulation gets trickier every year, nice work. Looking further into this, I found other unknown games from Maxis (to me) SimFarm, SimHealth and SimSpace.. anyone else ever played these titles?
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by x______________ 13d ago
> The vast majority of people are not going to bother, regardless of how low the bar to entry is, because time is not free. You need a certain amount of thinking capacity at the user end to be able to understand, plan and envision a semi
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by x______________ 17d ago
> I've now uploaded my drivers licence, a photo of my passport and still apparently that's not good enough for them. That's not a good practice to begin with. Your insta account doesn't matter but your privacy and gov
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by x______________ 20d ago
>But they were large scale military operations, however one-sided No matter the size, they remain manufactured conflict. Those conflicts were created in order to make money and change policies to make money, terrorism at its core to thos
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by x______________ 21d ago
> The US lost these wars (>... Vietnam, Afghanistan, Iraq and now Iran) politically... These were not wars! These were American offensive aggressions against sovereign countries that lasted years if not decades for the people in power
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by x______________ 22d ago
> You can acknowledge that different concepts exist and would be better served by having different words, rather than trying to force others (via downvoting) Bold of you to assume that downvoting was accompanied by words. On that note, t
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by x______________ 22d ago
It's written in the linked article: > Replace or remove the link edit There are three main ways to do this: Use a different archiving service. Replace the archive link so it points to a different archive with a copy of the sou
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by x______________ 23d ago
> Sideloading is a type of installing defined by the source of the file(s) being installed Installing is the action of the owner of the device, to add functionality to that device by adding compiled executable code, regardless of the sou
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by x______________ 24d ago
Google is not a company that will ever care about its users. It receives funding and profits from businesses, why would any self-respecting individual choose a company that doesn't care about them or act in their best interest?
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by x______________ 28d ago
> So your argument for accepting omnipresent surveillance systems is that opposing it "ruins" Halloween No, if you abuse a day where everyone dresses up for fun to commit crimes, the fun dress-up part will no longer be tolerate
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by x______________ 29d ago
> Not sure what the solution is Possibly some sort of ai agent code review system that churns through code looking for these vulns before the code is published. It feels like it's all about who has the resources to find bugs at the
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by x______________ 1mo ago
Is it USB-C compatible?
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by x______________ 1mo ago
I came across a single version of it. My first thought was that if this goes ahead, it will likely start the process for ruining Halloween..
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by x______________ 1mo ago
Uninstall bloated notepad will revert it to the default version. Doing so with MSPaint removes the app, so you need to find a clean older version..
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by x______________ 1mo ago
> ..even if I don’t always agree with the delivery :) Some people need pictures on a menu as well, and will leave 1 star food reviews because of it ;) Cool site!
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by x______________ 1mo ago
> We're looking at the potential for a massive scale level of automation of [x], which happens to be a huge part of the economy, and people are wondering which player in [x] is going to be the biggest winn.. Sorry to cut you off, bu
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by x______________ 1mo ago
> <..>I actually don't like wrist bands What's stopping you from using the watch piece by itself or as another type of wearable accessory?
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by x______________ 1mo ago
Rules don't... sorry, cannot apply for both people and corporations with endless bankrolls. That is not a realistic approach. What's stopping say next year's billion or trillion dollar company from going into x market for use

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