HunchedOver

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by HunchedOver 4y ago
How many is "many"? Looks like the only affected apps were those which provided a different means to access Twitter without ads. This feels like a storm in a teacup with the majority of developers on the API being unaffected.
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by HunchedOver 4y ago
What's the issue here, an important American day? Genuinely ignorant of what's the big concern about launching a campaign on this date.
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by HunchedOver 4y ago
The young will be expected pick up the tab for the old, despite owning none of the assets. It would not be a surprise if there are policies announced to further tax the young to give 'Granny' more free money off her bills (the exi
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by HunchedOver 5y ago
Spotify's insistence that it display Podcasts on the Home Screen is very frustrating, these are shows (often political) I've no intention of ever listening to or wanting to know even exist & there's no means of hiding the
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by HunchedOver 5y ago
This looks promising, is there a pre-fleshed demo of the end result? I tried the blog but there's some message about cannibalising your own content. Funny but unhelpful!
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by HunchedOver 5y ago
Very cool, are the language stats from outside the year though? I'm fairly certain I didn't use Go whatsoever this year but its ranking highly.
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by HunchedOver 5y ago
I'm not explaining why segregation is cruel to you.
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by HunchedOver 5y ago
Medical consent is their right. They have the right to say no to any medical procedure for any reason. Right there in the GP funnily enough.
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by HunchedOver 5y ago
The cruel workaround that's playing counter to this is to diminish the person's life and freedoms until they take it out of desperation, and if they still don't give in; forsake the pretence of choice and mandate it anyway.
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by HunchedOver 5y ago
Excellent stuff and a nice break from the "rewrite it all in in my tasty-flavour-lang" approaches to doing this that crop up often on HN (not that those aren't impressive on a technical level!). This ties in nicely with the r
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by HunchedOver 5y ago
Can you expand on what those "advantages" are exactly? You've mentioned them twice on this thread now. How can an electricity dependent VR toy benefit someone in poor and likely cramped living conditions?
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by HunchedOver 5y ago
I'd reckon the majority of users, you see this all over the internet where there's ability to vote or 'like' something; Twitter, Youtube, Facebook etc - the vote will usually outweigh the comment count. On HN the culture
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by HunchedOver 5y ago
With your case it's perhaps a relief to the rest of us.
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by HunchedOver 5y ago
Thousands of similar examples to this, whatever spooks run these jobs are obnoxiously sloppy - almost intentionally so. "Sure, you caught us. What are you gonna do about it?"
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by HunchedOver 5y ago
In poor defence of web devs; often they are passed nonsensical designs & requirements on shoestring time budgets. Most would like not to do horror shows, but are forced by industry conditions. Now-days web devs are very rarely the ones