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by khy 7d ago
Man, I was deep into this blog post before I was able to answer the question "what is Neki?".
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by khy 16d ago
She had sued Data Colada, I believe about that post. Seems like it got dismissed: https://www.science.org/content/article/honesty-researcher-s...
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679 points by khy 1mo ago|260 comments
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by khy 1mo ago
Nobody goes there anymore, its too crowded.
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by khy 4mo ago
That sun is very similar to the one from the background of this other top HN post about the OS museum: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48195009
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by khy 7mo ago
Could this open Cantor Fitzgerald up to class action law suits from consumers who ultimately paid the refunded tariffs?
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by khy 8mo ago
I would say in this case it makes it enigmatic.
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by khy 8mo ago
Tailwind Plus is great - I love the lifetime access, but I always wondered how sustainable that model was. Even without AI, how many of those memberships could they sell?
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by khy 8mo ago
I've been using Claude Code in their iOS app (on a Pro account). I just point it at my GitHub repo, and tell it to work on one of the issues I created. It required very little setup beyond what I did for Claude Code CLI.
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by khy 10mo ago
> Any consolidation like this seems like a negative for consumers. I tend to see much more discussion about how the main downside is for sellers of content. Why is this bad for consumers?
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by khy 10mo ago
Watterson serves as one of the symbols of an era when selling out was considered a great sin. It makes me laugh how thoroughly that idea - that selling out is bad - has been defeated. That being said, I'm sure he would've done it
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by khy 11mo ago
The Simpsons went more meta: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2qh1JlNaOxo
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by khy 1y ago
> back when “Carlhuda” was a super-prolific author of Ruby libraries, including most of the work to modularize Rails for version 3 Wow, hadn't thought about that in a while. For a laugh, go back and take a look at some of the archit
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by khy 1y ago
All The Simpsons episodes are on my YouTube TV DVR, along with a lot of the shows my kids like (although really what they care about is a couple channels on YouTube proper), so even before this I was wondering why I was paying for Disney+ a
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by khy 1y ago
A little thing that doesn't help the situation is when legitimate emails link you to domains that aren't obviously controlled by the company. For example, yesterday at work I got an onboarding email from Lattice (lattice.com) with
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by khy 1y ago
It's kind of an expression of the success of an abstraction. If an abstraction is good (hx-get="/clicked"), it feels local. If an abstraction is bad (id="d1"), it's spooky action at a distance.
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by khy 1y ago
So a site just needs to generate enough content until its under that threshold?
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by khy 1y ago
Good bit of trivia: > In 2006, The Walt Disney Company acquired the trademark of Oswald (with NBCUniversal effectively trading Oswald for the services of Al Michaels as play-by-play announcer on NBC Sunday Night Football)
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by khy 1y ago
I get the sense that a lot of science in the 19th century was done by the idle rich.
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by khy 2y ago
Just came across this, which I enjoyed: https://faroutmagazine.co.uk/wes-anderson-difficulty-working...
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by khy 2y ago
A Wonder just opened near my house, and the "different restaurants" seem to really be just different sections of a large menu with distinct branding. I.e., there is a single physical kitchen that makes food from the different &quo
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by khy 2y ago
Scala has a library called Slick which takes a similar approach: https://scala-slick.org The DSL is nice for simple querying and for composing queries based upon user input. But, for anything slightly complex, I found it's
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by khy 2y ago
I think every project passes a threshold after which the time invested will only be considered worthwhile if you ship it. Before this threshold, you're learning new technologies, trying new techniques, and generally developing skills t
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by khy 3y ago
Seems more like professional jargon to me.
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by khy 3y ago
TIL that Norway had a Merovingian period
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by khy 3y ago
Working on Jira is just that rewarding.
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by khy 3y ago
I'm sure his publicists do. Is he going to spend the next 120 years buying media coverage of his metabolic age?
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by khy 3y ago
"John Smith is buttering his toast with a spoon, much to the bemusement of our waitress Jane at the All Day Diner on the outskirts of Duluth Minnesota..."
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by khy 3y ago
I think Instagram in particularly is bad in this regard. It seemingly becomes convinced that I care deeply about the subject of any post that I even momentarily linger on.
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by khy 4y ago
Didn't Chernow say that at the time that Hamilton and Burr dueled, that dueling wasn't really a thing anyone did?

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