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by yessirwhatever 4y ago
Not true. Communism is inherently inhumane.
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by yessirwhatever 4y ago
The concept is sound, implementation is what matters. Blockchain and crypto got hijacked is all.
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by yessirwhatever 4y ago
Wait, so the whole point is to show buttons that I click to redirect to the search page of a search engine? Not to hate on you personally, but this is pretty useless.
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by yessirwhatever 4y ago
Agreed. But also we need to accept that this is also happening because software startups (SaaS or otherwise) are functioning more and more like predators than value providers these days. At this point, it's not just the aggressive subs
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by yessirwhatever 4y ago
Hilarious. Get off your high horse and stop ripping off other people's voices.
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by yessirwhatever 4y ago
This is a typical brute behavior. It's not about breaking a rule or two for the sake of success, it's about doing it while riding on people's backs. You think that stealing someone's voice is ok for a small startup compa
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by yessirwhatever 4y ago
You're intentionally missing the point. This is wrong and you know it. Impressions are different than building a model that can say anything using someone's voice, especially if they're recognizable and/or relative publi
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by yessirwhatever 4y ago
They did. Found this from comments on ProductHunt > thanks for a great question. Candidly speaking, I’d say we’re taking a “move fast” and “seek forgiveness later” approach. The plan is a) to try to apologize and get a license if there a
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by yessirwhatever 4y ago
Identity theft is not flattery
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by yessirwhatever 4y ago
It failed on first search with a full traceback. You might want to turn debug off in production.
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by yessirwhatever 4y ago
I have to say that this is the most insane thing I've seen on the internet this week. And I'm not talking about the quality of your product. I mean to use Jordan Peterson without consent or reference is not bold as other are sayin
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by yessirwhatever 4y ago
Sorry to hear, and good warning for anyone still relying on Google for anything critical really (business or personal). The moral here I'd say is transfer any service you have with a company that doesn't even have the possibility
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by yessirwhatever 4y ago
The most interesting part is here (Keep in mind that this is the National Library of Medicine): > The designers of this pandemic anticipated a pushback by the public and that major embarrassing questions would be asked. To prevent this,
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by yessirwhatever 4y ago
I found out about Firefly III a couple of weeks ago and wanted to try, but it seemed a bit more than what I needed. That's when I found out about Actual, which does seem to be an interesting solution. My issue with it is that they seem
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by yessirwhatever 4y ago
Previous HN Thread [2020]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20916920
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Firefly III: A free and open-source finance manager(firefly-iii.org)
255 points by yessirwhatever 4y ago|131 comments
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by yessirwhatever 4y ago
This is not much about Twitter culture-war garbage and more about Nina Janowicz and Biden's new ministry of truth efforts.
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Shireen Abu Akleh: A trailblazer who gave voice to Palestinians(aljazeera.com)
12 points by yessirwhatever 4y ago|0 comments
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by yessirwhatever 4y ago
You say "It's sort of irrelevant if they're official" then you say "it's time to stop pretending that the attacks aren't official", which kind of comes of as you're saying: they are official, so
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by yessirwhatever 4y ago
Exactly. What actually makes it more difficult for "BIPOC" and other acronym people is the trivialization they get subjected to by acronymizing their identity and grouping it in a "catchy" word by mainly white people who
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by yessirwhatever 4y ago
Zola is pretty nice.
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When Greenswashing Backfires – Thank You North Face(thankyounorthface.com)
87 points by yessirwhatever 4y ago|111 comments
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by yessirwhatever 4y ago
It is very much the case. Circumstantial evidence is indirect evidence that does not, on its face, prove a fact in issue but gives rise to a logical inference that the fact exists. Most criminal convictions are based on circumstantial evide
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by yessirwhatever 4y ago
> 'race' is a proxy for those "political thoughts" That's such a weird thing to say or think. Makes me cringe.
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Head of Design at Dropbox descriminates in her hiring based on skin color(twitter.com)
80 points by yessirwhatever 4y ago|62 comments
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Sage of Sage(pitt.substack.com)
1 points by yessirwhatever 4y ago|0 comments
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Twitter and Elon Musk(dvorak.substack.com)
5 points by yessirwhatever 4y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: What's the Worst Content on Substack?
1 points by yessirwhatever 4y ago|1 comments
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by yessirwhatever 4y ago
I feel your tiredness. But I don't understand why you'd say it'd make you cringe. You can have a discussion about how the industry (usually motivated by non-technical reasons) is moving towards. I was talking specifically abo
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by yessirwhatever 4y ago
> Hear hear! Building bona-fide compilers that have interesting concepts, or just for fun, is a worthwhile thing to do. But these one-off languages are becoming ridiculous. I don't understand this mentality. Some programmers enjoy w

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