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yazzku
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Because it is, in fact, a quote.
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"This wins support from low-information voters" Lol, is that the term we use now to call people stupid? I guess "low-education" isn't acceptable politically in a country where much of the education is segregated and
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yazzku
3y ago
It's the new wave of corporate wokeness. Now the oligarchy is a "community". I mean just look how open we are; it's gotta be good, right?
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Sounds like they learned proprietary infra doesn't pass for public infra the hard way.
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yazzku
3y ago
I create my Jiras with a deadline of yesterday.
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Same impression here. The triangle example isn't better than a raw Vulkan one. Then I thought maybe it'd have more value in larger applications, but the Bistro demo is just the same kind of leaky abstraction code all over the plac
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yazzku
3y ago
No.
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3y ago
The best part of this post is the irony of sharing it on HN :) But we feel you, bro.
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yazzku
3y ago
It's usually more productive to ask who's paying for the research than to try to answer that question directly. And the answer for these projects usually: the military complex, possibly through one or two levels of indirection of
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yazzku
3y ago
People are not generally consenting when given the option. See what happened to FB stock when they were forced to show the pop-up.
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3y ago
Because fuck Google.
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Noob question, but was the application streaming over plain http, or did you do something to decrypt https traffic? How would you do the latter? Edit: with mitmproxy and installing a cert in the phone's store, as explained in the latte
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3y ago
Why are all of Pi's four voices so goddamn annoying? It sounds like it's got a stick stuck up its ass that screams irritable and pretentious. Makes me want to punch that sucker in the face.
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3y ago
> and obviously police and ambulances (and fire trucks) doing their jobs don't have to follow the sign. Obviously? I disagree there and marked those as violating the rule. If we are to take the rule literally and logically, then tho
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Propositional and first-order logic along with Algebra and basic proofs by induction, reduction to absurdity, etc, should beat the logical, pedantic motherfucker out from your inner self. At least that is what we did at uni -- along with ph
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Not to mention that they're riddled with surveillance.
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3y ago
I was skeptical of this at first, but then the song in the marketing video changed my mind.
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3y ago
I think you're in the minority here. Open source is generally understood to be the OSI definition of the term, not just "source available". The latter is typically what is understood by people who are not familiar with OSS or
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3y ago
That's the remake of Diablo 2, which Activision/Blizzard will never let you run offline.
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yazzku
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It's redirecting like a champ for me. What browser are you even on?
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I was hoping it was just 'Google Is Shutting Down'. Hope to see that one in a graveyard soon.
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3y ago
Great work. Should merge upstream to give OpenGL some love.
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YI Technology must be one of the stupidest companies we've seen in a while. Those guys need a "never go full retard" poster somewhere in the office. ALERT! Heavy smoke detected in the house. Click to stream. But first, a word
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Not really. Cookie banners are irrelevant and do not preclude tracking, they just take up space and give a false sense of privacy. These users installed the extension because they'd rather not see the pop-up to begin with. And then Ava
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Imagine living 5 minutes from the supermarket. Then you could walk 5 minutes one way, and 5 minutes the other, adding up to 10 minutes total. Problem solved.
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By "back in the day" I mean 10+ years ago, and you'd have to browse for a few days. I am not sure why I am being downvoted for something that I and others have observed; must be the Amazon fanboys having a hard time acknowled
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Browse without login from another device+ip. Back in the day it was subtle and you'd have to browse some category of shit for a while before the prices were inflated for your account.
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> Things are getting tough for lots of people and that's with extremely high levels of employment. Capitalism has succeeded then.
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Or you could learn how it's pronounced in Latin and you wouldn't have this problem.
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That is indeed a reasonable request. Do you have the source?
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