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by functionmouse 5mo ago
startup idea: hackernews userscript that replaces "could" with "won't" in headlines
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by functionmouse 5mo ago
Cool interfaces don't make billions of dollars. Match-3 games and microtransactions and season passes and skinner boxes make billions of dollars. You understand, right?
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by functionmouse 5mo ago
Why would they offer term life insurance if it was statistically a good decision to have?
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by functionmouse 5mo ago
Bridges are free to cross, for now. But they were put there at unimaginable, unprecedented expense by a for-profit company that is eventually going to need their return. They're trying to get you dependent on them.
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by functionmouse 5mo ago
Do what you must, they've already won.
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by functionmouse 5mo ago
We have a vaccine for tooth decay you're not allowed to have for "economic reasons". Trust that we won't see any legitimate progress under the current global oligarchy.
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by functionmouse 5mo ago
Either pay for my health care or get your nose out of it. If my healthcare is going to be my own private matter, then it should be just that. How insulting.
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by functionmouse 5mo ago
Samsung doesn't get nearly enough hate. Any day is a great day to tell your friends at length how terrible Samsung products are! Though it may be time to abandon Android as a whole, now that it's moving away from its open source m
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by functionmouse 5mo ago
this is clearly McDonald's advertising, right?
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by functionmouse 5mo ago
so it can't spray green?
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by functionmouse 5mo ago
petition to ban headlines with the word "could" in them -- not news
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by functionmouse 5mo ago
lollll
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by functionmouse 6mo ago
Not a guarantee but it feels like customers on the right side of the road generally want to go forward. Much like in real life though not every passenger gets the unspoken rules, but the strategy still seems to work enough of the time. So I
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by functionmouse 6mo ago
That's because this particular sort of cyber security is merely theatrics with the goal of reducing user agency and increasing paranoia and vendor lock-in. The user facing friction is the goal. There will always be scams and viruses; t
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by functionmouse 6mo ago
If you people screw up the clipboard too I swear I'll move back to Windows 7
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by functionmouse 6mo ago
Anyone else ever gotten AWESOME or CRAZY license in this game? :)
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by functionmouse 6mo ago
Dead URL
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by functionmouse 6mo ago
suggestion to s/could/won't all submitted titles
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by functionmouse 6mo ago
> Each execution prompt after a long planning session feels like opening a lootbox when I used to play Counter Strike. The "uncertain reward" nature of LLM usage makes it a skinner box, yes.
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by functionmouse 6mo ago
Pluribus is an Apple TV show Recall is a Windows AI thing everyone hates
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by functionmouse 6mo ago
shhhh don't tell the bots !
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by functionmouse 6mo ago
it's not artificial if it's real brain
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by functionmouse 6mo ago
Good news, everyone! Computers can finally experience suffering.
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by functionmouse 6mo ago
Modern Firefox is a Google psyop. I still use it, though.
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by functionmouse 6mo ago
Our economy is no longer one that produces things to be consumed, but rather one that increases consumption. This is what that looks like.
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by functionmouse 6mo ago
Bram's Law: https://files.catbox.moe/qi5ha9.png Python makes everything so easy.
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by functionmouse 6mo ago
Why defend Zuck??
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by functionmouse 6mo ago
it's a prompt synopsis
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by functionmouse 6mo ago
These are not features of functional websites, these are features that make every website an "app" and deprecate the idea of a traditional website. Google is embrace, extend, extinguishing the web as we know it. If Apple gives in,
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by functionmouse 6mo ago
Thank God. Thank God! Too much going on these days.

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