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yazzku
4y ago
Damn fat ugly motherfucker. Sorry, I meant unattractive, average body-type mother lover.
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yazzku
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Must be sad for other countries to have an independent financial system, right?
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yazzku
4y ago
I have seen this, if I recall correctly, on an NVIDIA system. I suspect the Flatpak had trouble working with the (proprietary) driver.
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4y ago
> Zoom, Slack, Spotify, Steam, Discord, Obsidian Most of these are proprietary. I view these third-party stores mostly as a way to ship proprietary software. Not sure what else they add, and the downsides of having yet another package m
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yazzku
4y ago
Vice is putting a lot of clickbait out there these days. Then, on the other hand, the HN post is nearly verbatim of the Vice headline, so not sure if that's enough for flagging. Personally, if I had posted this, I'd have removed t
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yazzku
4y ago
Which part isn't clear?
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yazzku
4y ago
People who say that don't want their identities prostituted. Whether or how useful it is is irrelevant. I don't want to have my identity prostituted based on the degree of how much I get in return.
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yazzku
4y ago
Now the product literally pays for itself. It's like the wall in Mexico, Silicon Valley style.
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yazzku
4y ago
Aren't pledge/unveil precisely preparing for unknown bugs? Also they seem to be much easier to use than doing AppArmor chops.
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4y ago
Oh, ok, yes I did.
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4y ago
Nobody outside of tech understands it this way. "Full Self-Driving Beta" is a marketing stunt that borders on fraud. These cars can't drive themselves for shit, they're not even in beta.
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yazzku
4y ago
This would be actually useful if it were offline and didn't require a login.
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yazzku
4y ago
This post was very intellectually stimulating indeed. This was also posted today, criticizing SV culture. Yet it doesn't even have half the votes. This is also not an exception here, but a trend: https://nymag.com/intel
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yazzku
4y ago
It's not, but there is a large Big Tech fanbase on HN. Posts like these caters mostly to them.
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yazzku
4y ago
That was indeed the next level.
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yazzku
4y ago
On the other hand, I wouldn't punch a human being for getting the order wrong, but shitty software systems from a shitty corporation whose only goal is to cut down costs to maximize profits? Oh boy... that awakes the beast.
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yazzku
4y ago
Can't you just stop the car for a minute to place the order? The whole UX is designed around an absurdity.
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4y ago
> Worse, the claim is there that the adenosine "doesn't go away," but there is no cite for that rather key claim. (Did I miss it?) It "doesn't go away" in the sense that the adenosine stays bound to the caff
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4y ago
It is the exact opposite. Microsoft has always tried to kill gaming on non-Microsoft platforms. Labelling the blog "DirectX Loves Linux" is the ultimate brainwash attempt on those who are too ignorant of computer history. Fuck Mic
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4y ago
And they even have the balls to label the blog "DirectX Loves Linux", heart symbol included. What a god-forsaken aberration. The people writing for this blog must be incredibly oblivious or incredibly drowned in kool-aid. Like the
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yazzku
4y ago
No problem. I point it out because I think the FSF often deserves more credit than it gets.
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4y ago
Literally every link in the page is a paper. Pubmed, NCBI, HSPH, etc. Also, the interaction of caffeine with adenosine is not new. I also read somewhere else, in relation to the tolerance build-up, that as the caffeine intake becomes regula
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4y ago
That campaign is an initiative from the FSF, by the way, though it's not surprising the EFF may also be promoting it.
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4y ago
Indeed. It's a form of DRM if we take the R to mean 'restrictions', whether it's intentional or not. It just goes to show that all these publishers have no interest in making great games, but to simply milk players for a
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yazzku
4y ago
Damn, that guy is ripped. If that's what Scala does to you, I'm all in.
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yazzku
4y ago
They are applying for US visas. Nonresident alien.
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yazzku
4y ago
Ok, that was a polite way of saying "English, motherfucker!"
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yazzku
4y ago
I see what you did there.
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4y ago
Envy can be a positive and healthy force. E.g., I've always wanted to work with people whose skills I envy. That gives me reason to learn more and progress. I think what the article refers to "envy" is a complete lack of self
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yazzku
4y ago
Exactly my thought. If anything I would have merged this into CGAL. "30 research articles" is just the tip of the iceberg of what CGAL does. Also, Open3D is looking very cool, good pointer.
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