xboxnolifes

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   by xboxnolifes 2mo ago

   Copyright covers that merch and physical products as well.
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   by xboxnolifes 2mo ago

   Or if you're really insane, localize the entire UI.
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   by xboxnolifes 2mo ago

   The tricky part is that spoken language and written language are not the same. Even if you are a descriptionist that believes dictionaries should represent how people write, it doesn't necessarily mean that the spelling changes based o
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   by xboxnolifes 2mo ago

   A small town's policy can influence larger city policy, which can influence national policy.
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   by xboxnolifes 2mo ago

   It does apply to many things. That doesn't make it a bad argument, it means its a very useful argument in many contexts.
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   by xboxnolifes 2mo ago

   I didnt say they weren't antifacist because its both irrelevant to my point and i dont know nearly enough about them to claim so.
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   by xboxnolifes 2mo ago

   So, its not a group, its just multiple groups with the same label. My point stands. You cant just believe what someone labels themselves as, nor what others label them as. I never called them a centralized group.
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   by xboxnolifes 2mo ago

   I imagine every time they see a cookie banner they feel a chunk of the EU crumbling.
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   by xboxnolifes 2mo ago

   Do we need statistics by the administration? Look at the numbers of FDA recalls. And if you think recalls are happening less often, look for food poisoning cases too.
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    by xboxnolifes 2mo ago

    Its only a nothing burger if its a benign reason for the recall. Otherwise, 25,000lb is enough chicken to make a lot of people sick. People might eat a lot of chicken every year, but it only takes 1 bad meal.
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    by xboxnolifes 2mo ago

    Let's see some stats on frequency of recalls over the years rather than relying on perfectly reliable human perception and never biased news headline frequency.
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    by xboxnolifes 2mo ago

    Curating your news is part of healthy media consumption. You literally connect consume all news. There is too much, and once you find an unreliable source, its generally best avoided.
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    by xboxnolifes 2mo ago

    > (If you're opposed to antifascists what does that make you? You cant judge a group by its name. Otherwise, Make America Great Again is great, the National Socialist German Workers' party seems fine, etc.
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    by xboxnolifes 2mo ago

    Can you explain to me how that means its a Chinese spy op?
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    by xboxnolifes 2mo ago

    I prefer the devil I know over the one I dont. At least I can make judgement calls with vulnerabilities im aware of. Automatic updates have unbounded risk.
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    by xboxnolifes 2mo ago

    I largely disagree. The web, and the browser by extension, is a multimedia platform. Thats text, images, videos, animations, interactivity, video calls, etc. At the very least, I disagree about GPUs, OpenGL/Vulcan, and various audio an
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    by xboxnolifes 2mo ago

    Idk if its not in their best interest or something, but app stores should just allow installing an "app", which is really just a bookmark to website and hides all of the normal browser UI without having to bundle the entire browse
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    by xboxnolifes 2mo ago

    If they put them side by side with the closest minecraft equivalent? Hopefully a few. If it was a clone, surely the images would be the same.
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    by xboxnolifes 2mo ago

    Being block based doesn't mean it is using Minecraft assets. Minecraft does not own the idea of having a block based world, and there are quite a few popular (and many unpopular) block-based games. If you played Minecraft you should be
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    by xboxnolifes 2mo ago

    Surely everything economy related where the capital owners want one thing and the wage workers wants another is clearly a class war.
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    by xboxnolifes 2mo ago

    HN article titles are really just promots for HN users to respond to.
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    by xboxnolifes 2mo ago

    Oh no, accommodating crime by upgrading a country's internet infrastructure... and removing an avenue of crime...
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    by xboxnolifes 2mo ago

    How high speed is "high-speed" internet in this context? In the US, high-speed internet can mean anything better than DSL.
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    by xboxnolifes 2mo ago

    I think we have been doing that for a while already. Seems like almost every major company is using LLMs for coding internally and people dont consider that vibe coding. Culturally, it feels like we've already speedran the pipeline of
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    by xboxnolifes 2mo ago

    Maybe we need to start cryofreezing some of our best engineers as a precaution. Or even just a bunch of average ones.
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    by xboxnolifes 2mo ago

    I agree mostly with your stance, but I still have to downvote out of principle for the whole "prove me wrong" statement at the end. Hate that argumentative tatic.
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    by xboxnolifes 2mo ago

    Sure you can, it's effectively the same contract agreement as a sign-on bonus that requires you to stay for at least 6 months. Instead it's training cost that you get saddled with if you leave before X time. Of course, the exact m
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    by xboxnolifes 2mo ago

    Of all of Musk's ventures, SpaceX seems to actually do things and not just say they do things.
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    by xboxnolifes 2mo ago

    I've never had that happen and ive lived in the US my whole life. Must be a regional thing. I've never gotten a check before asking for it.
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    by xboxnolifes 2mo ago

    > Unless you have a practical nuts-and-bolts solution... If it goes that far, I imagine more a guns-and-bullets solution pushing on one side with a larger, more peaceful resistance pushing from the other. > bullet box is irrelevant in