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by yetihehe 8mo ago
I am interested in knowing why it's impossible. Only because of first mover advantage?
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by yetihehe 8mo ago
Epic was founded in US and didn't reach such success too. I think this is not because of US based, more like because of Gabe Newell.
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by yetihehe 8mo ago
I tried to learn Mandarin and it's really hard! That's coming from someone who is able to say Grzegorz Brzęczyszczykiewicz without a problem.
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by yetihehe 8mo ago
I think that's called feudalism. Maybe our reality doesn't work like it's named and we are starting to have other system despite what we are calling it.
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by yetihehe 8mo ago
> it should be possible for a regular person to own their computing And regular persons will not care about this and will select a model with biases of anyone who they deem "works better for me at this one task that I needed".
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by yetihehe 9mo ago
I think most proponents of UBI want this and I think it's a good idea. UBI is meant as social security, just not dependent on what you do and doesn't disappear when you have cash. Just give minimum wage to everyone and remove mini
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by yetihehe 9mo ago
Phone detects that you call emergency service and enables gps. Last time I called 911 (well, it's 112 in my country) my android phone asked if I want to provide gps coordinates. I did, but they still asked for address, so probably this
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by yetihehe 9mo ago
> financial destitution by definition cannot affect producers of vital goods, Say that to farmers struggling to make meets end. We managed to make production of vital goods so efficient, that we don't need as many producers, so they
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by yetihehe 9mo ago
> How do we ensure that we don’t enter the failure mode of “not enough necessities get made”? Pay higher when someone does things. UBI + income. If you want to live better, try doing something that will bring you money, but if you fail,
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by yetihehe 9mo ago
I traveled a little and was also happy to mostly see the nice side of most places. Some of us are lucky, some just always try to see the best in things. Beauty is in the eye of beholder. Also, some people here commented that they like this
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by yetihehe 9mo ago
Wow, someone finally made Poland-filter. It all looks exactly like I'm used to.
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by yetihehe 9mo ago
> including a segment that want one true way and all that fragmentation to go away. I think there are several segments that want one true way (their way).
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by yetihehe 9mo ago
It can be like that, but then IT and users complain about having to update this .exe on each computer when you add new functionality or fix some errors. When you solve all major pain points with a simple app, "updating the app" be
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by yetihehe 9mo ago
I have not seen sun for a week recently due to cloud cover. And -10°C inside is not a good temperature, while mathematically I still get several hundred watts from sun just hitting my home, but due to -20°C outside and wind, my heavily insu
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by yetihehe 9mo ago
Does xbox and playstation run on my custom PC?
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by yetihehe 9mo ago
I hope they won't start providing their own tailored heavily locked encrypted operating system versions as a requirement to run their games.
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by yetihehe 9mo ago
> I don’t think they realize the fire they’re playing with my stomping on the social contract that made them so wealth. Some of them do: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42335797 But the pitchforks are coming for 12
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by yetihehe 9mo ago
Maybe try not to amplify misinformation?
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by yetihehe 9mo ago
I think this is still important. How do you define a system? By boundary of communication, where inside system communication is fast, communication with outside is slow and limited. Think ( ( ((CPU) Memory) ((GPU) memory) PC ) Internet ). Y
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by yetihehe 9mo ago
> but it is unlikely to bring down an entire electric grid Unless you happen to drive a forklift in a power plant. > expose millions to fraud and theft You can if you drive forklift in a bank. > put innocent people in prison You ca
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by yetihehe 9mo ago
And thus "question-bait" was born.
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by yetihehe 9mo ago
My wife enjoys her job as a cleaner. But she cleans much more than just toilets. But she cleans the toilets too. The world needs such people.
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by yetihehe 9mo ago
Fortunately Russia in their benevolence tries to limit the damage, so that we don't feel the destruction all at once. This means some people will be annoyed for day or two and everyone is reminded to increase security pretty constantly
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by yetihehe 9mo ago
Someone at Davos commented "It took you 7 years to negotiate your way out, it will take you 7 years to regret and then 7 years to negotiate back in".
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by yetihehe 9mo ago
You said "You can't have both" on "consumers get stable and somewhat realistic prices [...] while farmers also get stable income." So, you say a country can't have stable income for farmers and realistic prices
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by yetihehe 9mo ago
> > consumers get stable and somewhat realistic prices [...] while farmers also get stable income. > Which? You can't have both Maybe not in USA. Looks like another problem that only one developed country says is impossible to
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by yetihehe 9mo ago
> Steve Yegge is not an idiot or a bad programmer. I don't think he's an idiot, there are almost no actual idiots here on HN in my opinion and they don't write such articles or make systems like Steve Yegge. I'm only
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by yetihehe 9mo ago
> We're all underestimating the sheer number of people in russia who have a "career" in a while-collar job in some propaganda unit. Yes, and there are more Russians than Ukrainians, yet somehow they can't overcome a s
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by yetihehe 9mo ago
If you give every idiot a worldwide heard voice, you will hear every idiot from the whole world. If you give every idiot a tool to make programs, you will see a lot of programs made by idiots.
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by yetihehe 9mo ago
Hard right wingers are a small minority. There also exist people that can change their opinion. If you don't engage with hard right wingers, a lot of people won't see ant counter-arguments and will be convinced that hard-right way

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