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4d ago
"don’t be the out of touch Kung Fu master" posts on Twitter
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7d ago
Doesn't ycombinator run a business where they let people borrow money with a high degree of likelihood that the venture will be a complete failure? If I was the receiver of such a loan, am I just going to give myself a huge salary, or
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7d ago
I cannot with good faith tell you the financials of every HN user to any degree of accuracy to defend a statement like you're defending. What you have is a "guess". Maybe one data point is that this forum is open to all, with
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7d ago
Things were simpler in the Slashdot/iPod era.
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7d ago
I guess exception: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36201593
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7d ago
Looking forward to the photo samples with the variable aperture. If it's something you can manually set (with the Camera app or third party), that would be neat. The miniaturization of this mechanical piece is really quite wild. Eh, th
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7d ago
Not sure if this new reimagining of the Apple Vision Pro is going to make it a hit.
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7d ago
>We (the HN audience) have disposable income Ah the fallacy of thinking a collection of individuals as being a homogeneity.
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7d ago
I'm not doing serious scripting, but that scripting allowed a clever way for open source products to work with Davinci, without them being wholly tied to the Davinci Way of Doing Things(tm), and that allows the app to work standalone,
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8d ago
"Advanced scripting now requires DaVinci Resolve Studio" :thumbs_down https://forum.blackmagicdesign.com/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=2398...
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16d ago
>it's mostly very well off tech people well you're here at hacker news
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26d ago
Sir, we standardized on DOOM.
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1mo ago
Can't actually read the Verge without a subscription either.
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1mo ago
It's not actually free, it's $14 to unlock all the features.
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2mo ago
It's the Hamptons, these houses are for some of the wealthiest people on the planet. I'd make them wear a giant visor over their face rather than have to talk to them directly too. They're also some of the most insufferable p
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2mo ago
One of the benefits of these old eTrex models is that they run on AA's, so they're used for things like long distance cycling (across countries). I don't know if there are top tier models that run on replaceable batteries yo
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2mo ago
You know what I've learned working weddings? They're all basically the same. They hit the same beats. It's not where radical creativity is found. It couldn't be more of a bucketlist item just to say you did it because of
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3mo ago
Driving cars releases tons of CO2 into the atmosphere (per car). There are 300 million cars on the road in the States. CO2 is a greenhouse gas that contributes to climate change. 75% of U.S. adults are considered overweight, I would think t
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3mo ago
It would probably be better in the long run if we all drove less and walked more, then built a 1,000 mile aqueduct from the ocean to (and I can't believe I'm typing this) replenish the Great Salt Lake.
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3mo ago
I remember I was gunna drive out to see Spiral Jetty, but it's not a jetty right now, so what's the point, you know? And it's not like it's close to the shore or anything -- it's a mile away https://www
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3mo ago
I can't but agree. Either the Gerald Ford was not in shape for a conflict, or it was taken out. Our navy kept a good distance from the conflict and it seems pretty obvious why: these ships are expensive and the drones that could come i
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3mo ago
If you will remember from a few months ago, many of our actions was apparrently to cause a revolution from within. That didn't happen. We can't just change our strategy to "nvrmd: kill 'em all" and think we'll
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3mo ago
Not to say you're wrong, but I got a different impression from this report: https://www.nytimes.com/2026/05/29/podcasts/the-daily/iran-s... From this report, I'm getting the feeling that t
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3mo ago
I'll have to try this out. I've gotten motion sickness while using a phone in the car and I swear it continued to affect me for weeks.
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3mo ago
I still appreciate the answer(s)!
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3mo ago
Does running greyscale help with energy conservation?
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3mo ago
The point is to prove that one xkcd comic
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3mo ago
You'd think after 8 years, they'd have found the hole!
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3mo ago
Bubble gum? Like do they chew space bubble gum that they could then smoosh in the holes? In college, we'd use toothpaste for the holes left from nails in the walls we hung up our posters with.
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4mo ago
"The beginner's guide is only 643 pages" may support my POV more than you may think.
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