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by gxnxcxcx 3mo ago
"We can pay you in exposure... And b̶e̶e̶r̶s̶ tokens!"
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by gxnxcxcx 7mo ago
> those who support them are minority freaks https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Myth_of_the_clean_Wehrmacht
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by gxnxcxcx 7mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Concentration_camp https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extermination_camp
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by gxnxcxcx 8mo ago
I'm Kenyan. I don't write like ChatGPT, ChatGPT writes like me https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46273466
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by gxnxcxcx 10mo ago
I fully acknowledge their existence. I'm sure I most certainly engage into equivalent antisocial behavior in some way or another wherever I most lack awareness, and my sole point is that, for most of us, when we are doing that, we dum
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by gxnxcxcx 10mo ago
There's a minority of people wealthy enough to grease everything with money or really powerful connections. In a conversation involving people doing their own shopping and eating at places where you are presumed to take your tray to th
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by gxnxcxcx 10mo ago
> I've read far too many stories of people who don't clean up after themselves at a store or restaurant, justified by "no need - they pay someone to do this" or even "it's a good thing I do this otherwise yo
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by gxnxcxcx 10mo ago
It'd be interesting to get a new CEO that gets organically exposed to the same corner-cases roulette you play on a MBP with an actual second screen attached. After more than a decade of straying from the happy path I gave up and was bu
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by gxnxcxcx 10mo ago
They seem to be able to more easily acquire flags of convenience from further away, and optionally some kind of nominal insurance from different providers likely to pass muster at a first glance (I have zero maritime expertise and just want
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by gxnxcxcx 10mo ago
In the appropriate line of work you can already shoot their dog and seize their TV, and that's when things go peachy enough.
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by gxnxcxcx 11mo ago
A problem created for absolutely no reason by a bunch of idiots[1] playing world police under obviously false pretenses for the benefit of absolutely no one of their constituents. They played with the thermostat, left things hot and some un
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by gxnxcxcx 1y ago
We know they do. Now adjust what that tells you about the "first world".
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by gxnxcxcx 1y ago
Tech and the occupation of Palestinian territories have enough overlap to warrant organic self-interested flagging, and that isn't even accounting for any coordinated or state-sponsored activity. Most people don't like seeing thei
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by gxnxcxcx 1y ago
I shall amend my flawed recollection of the facts: it was a chuckle, not a smirk. https://www.theverge.com/news/643777/microsoft-bill-gates-st...
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by gxnxcxcx 1y ago
Gates: [smirks] All right...
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by gxnxcxcx 1y ago
There's shady shenanigans from the moment you download the Firefox installer, before you even install it. Each Firefox download has a unique identifier (2022): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30715163
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by gxnxcxcx 1y ago
> All Roads Lead to DSLRs > Guy asked a chatbot and bought a mirrorless camera.
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by gxnxcxcx 1y ago
Nah, you insist on building an empire, the onus in on you to git gud at keeping barbarians at bay _at scale_. The thing got big because it was free. They bought it, society (d)evolved together with the thing, they turned it into what it now
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by gxnxcxcx 1y ago
And why, pray tell, was Hamas the only organization wielding some semblance of power in Gaza in 2023?
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by gxnxcxcx 1y ago
Rage-farming is brainrot, too. The kind that tends to create an in-group fed up with "the degenerates" of an out-group.
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by gxnxcxcx 1y ago
> Datacore is a work-in-progress re-imagining of Dataview with a focus on 2-10x better query and rendering performance, as well as fully interactable views. https://github.com/blacksmithgu/datacore
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by gxnxcxcx 1y ago
> there is no large scale effort to fight back against these 'flagged' topics. The Wiggum insight: "My cat's breath smells like cat food."
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by gxnxcxcx 1y ago
Nobody cares but the culture war hounds.
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by gxnxcxcx 2y ago
Mozilla could piss on our breakfast and people will still assume it's probably Tang and we should avoid overreacting. They acqui-hired ex-Meta ads people, the culture will obviously leak (tee-hee) and it is what it is.
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by gxnxcxcx 2y ago
The beatings will continue until... LibreOffice finishes downloading?
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Joined Facebook to fight terror, now she is convinced we need to fight Facebook(theintercept.com)
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by gxnxcxcx 2y ago
> you have no way of telling what someone thinks of tattoos. Disgust is one of the most easily telegraphed human reactions. Also, haters with suboptimal impulse control can't avoid using any and every soapbox at their disposal to ma
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by gxnxcxcx 3y ago
I agree with you, but at the same time I find myself having to relearn interfaces all the frigging time anyway. I get it, I can't expect to get into "the zone" without investment into detailed and up-to-date knowledge of my c
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by gxnxcxcx 3y ago
Every time an OS upgrade disrupts some UI paradigm or process I've got deeply ingrained into my mental model of what I do with my computers, I marvel at how my mother has kept doing her own thing without giving a fuck about _any_ compu
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by gxnxcxcx 3y ago
> The court has become “more and more obsessed with language and grammar in recent years,” says Stanford Law professor Jeff Fisher. “Oral argument these days can seem like being in a sixth grade English class.” > “The Court has had ca

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