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by yunohn 8mo ago
Your position was much worse - instead you’re devaluing the original post author’s opinion because they don’t have the credentials of the person you’re comparing them to. All your replies have severe clear AI slop smell, you’re not giving m
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by yunohn 8mo ago
It requires know-how of self-hosting, and hopefully resulting security and safety, various API setup processes, etc. Feels far from Dropbox and closer to rsync tbh.
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by yunohn 8mo ago
The reason is the crypto pump & dump - literally no other reasoning is required for my personal conclusion.
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by yunohn 8mo ago
I would’ve taken this response more seriously if it weren’t written with LLM assistance. Regardless, it’s a lot of words to again say “they are famous, so consider them more seriously” despite the obvious scam being perpetuated via crypto.
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by yunohn 8mo ago
Nope, just a human encouraging any attempt by others to publish things without AI assistance. Harsh to see HN disapproved of my positivity, lesson learned I guess…
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by yunohn 8mo ago
I would love for these self professed AI assisted hacker gods to dogfood said browsers, before, for example, building them 3 times over in different languages for no reason.
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by yunohn 8mo ago
Why is HN so susceptible to appeals to authority and constant mild-severe deification of other humans?
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by yunohn 8mo ago
> “I know the opponents currently disagree, but I think the city acted in as transparent a way as they could,” Campbell said. The audacity of public officials these days is astounding.
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by yunohn 8mo ago
Mind blown that everyone on this post is ignoring the obvious crypto scam hype that underlies this BS.
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by yunohn 8mo ago
> This is why it never has been and will never be considered a premium android phone. You are entitled to your opinion, but the S series is objectively considered a premium android phone by basically everyone. By your standard, the only
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by yunohn 8mo ago
The author did not make such a statement, rather (it appears to me), that they were surprised instead by the lack of empathy exhibited by said similar-origin agents. A feeling that is shared by a lot of people who are opposed to the inhuman
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by yunohn 8mo ago
Look, anyone can argue hypotheticals. But if one reads the comment being discussed, it can be deduced that your proposed hypotheses are not applicable, and that the doctor actually acknowledged the side effect and changed medications leadin
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by yunohn 8mo ago
> Why do high blood sugar levels matter? Are you asking why a side effect that is actually an entire health problem on its own, is a problem? Especially when there is a replacement that doesn’t cause it?
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by yunohn 8mo ago
Maybe you’ve missed the news, but even ICE is not full of only white officers, lots of people of color in there too.
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by yunohn 8mo ago
What a breath of fresh air to read a blog not written by AI, with actual human learnings and opinions. Thanks for the write up!
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by yunohn 9mo ago
No, it’s definitely not what drafts are for. Fundamental issues of the nature pointed out by the parent comment are way too serious to make it into a draft. Drafts are for minor fixes and changes, as per the usual meaning of the word draft.
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by yunohn 9mo ago
Yes…? Even the EFF thinks so - https://www.eff.org/issues/age-verification If this was for safety, they could’ve done it literally any time in the past few years - instead of within days of announcing their advertising
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by yunohn 9mo ago
This is 100% for advertising, not user safety. It’s absolutely crucial for effective ad monetization to know the users age - significant avenues are closed down due to various legislation like COPPA and similar around the world. It severely
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by yunohn 9mo ago
> That’s a fallacy. > Nothing is saved overall. This might be the most ridiculous POV of the second-hand market I’ve ever read. There’s definitely some people who are buying new phones purely because they are ok with eating the differ
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by yunohn 9mo ago
No worries - you’ve added useful context for those who may be misguided by these greedy corporations looking to replace us all. Maybe it helps them reconsider their point of view!
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by yunohn 9mo ago
I completely agree - my comment was sarcastic and in jest.
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by yunohn 9mo ago
Well, if we’re comparing all jobs to all other jobs - then you may have a valid point. Otherwise, we should probably focus on comparing complexity and supply/demand for the skills and output being spoken about.
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by yunohn 9mo ago
Don’t you understand? That’s why all these AI companies are praying for humanoid robots to /just work/ - so we can replace humans mentally and physically ASAP!
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by yunohn 9mo ago
> no programming language supports the notion of "just do the usual" or "I don't care, pick whatever, we can revisit the topic once the choice matters" Programming languages already take lots of decisions implici
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by yunohn 9mo ago
My point is that scaling coordination issues exist for everything, including all sources of energy production. Singling out solar and continuing to not prioritize it will inevitably lead to ongoing grid issues. Whereas this has been mostly
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by yunohn 9mo ago
So your implication that other sources of energy currently do not need scaling coordination somehow? I fail to see how that is true, maybe you can provide some insights?
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by yunohn 9mo ago
I’m struggling to understand why the German government is looking to compromise archlinux - arguably a niche of niches that is unlikely to be used by any of their enemies/targets.
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by yunohn 9mo ago
I’m not familiar with the UK, but is the tax on alcohol at pubs higher than at a store? My general understanding was that people have just shopped visiting pubs for other reasons - like diluted drinks, crappy food, loud music, etc.
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by yunohn 9mo ago
Surely if you can consider the second order effects of giving away these extra potatoes for free, then you can also consider the second order effects of not giving them away? And maybe even thinking more about it, consider that they may be
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by yunohn 9mo ago
Could you clarify your usage of “fourth world” - other than as a derogatory term to refer to those you consider lower than the already quite unfortunate “third world” term? source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fourth_W

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