linotype

6 ms·

1.
by linotype 1y ago
It’s relevant if the drivetrain is part of your identity. People like the vroom vroom. I drive an EV but I’m not about to ban others from driving what they want.
2.
by linotype 1y ago
He’s the one that said it was in the guidelines, not me.
3.
by linotype 1y ago
We were in fact worried about being locked up.
4.
by linotype 1y ago
Where you apparently have to search for the text from one person to see if speech is allowed or not.
5.
by linotype 1y ago
> His word is the law. Well now that sounds dystopian.
6.
by linotype 1y ago
That would be the idea of the static page. Save people time from reading an article they aren’t actually interested in.
7.
by linotype 1y ago
There would be no comments, just a summary of the contents of the post with a link to post.
8.
by linotype 1y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html Not according to the guidelines and the upvotes the comment received.
9.
by linotype 1y ago
That creates a ton of traffic to LLMs for the same summary. Why not have one person do it and post it?
10.
Ask HN: Is there a desire for an AI summary friendly version of Hacker News?
2 points by linotype 1y ago|24 comments
11.
by linotype 1y ago
This could be said about any hobby. Why should people that like to read buy physical books? Why should people that like to take photographs print on film? Etc.
12.
by linotype 1y ago
It was convenience so dozens or hundreds of people didn’t have to. Seriously regret trying to be helpful here.
13.
by linotype 1y ago
Your comment adds way less value than the one I generated, reviewed and posted. I refuse to be bullied by people that are anti-AI.
14.
by linotype 1y ago
They’re free to delete it. I think it adds value.
15.
by linotype 1y ago
Again, please point out what’s wrong in the post and I will correct it.
16.
by linotype 1y ago
This _is_ them closing the loophole.
17.
by linotype 1y ago
She didn’t commit the DUI in Canada, she did in the US. We were in the country for three days (Victoria) and didn't even have a car, so she couldn’t have recommitted the offense even if she wanted to, which she obviously wouldn’t want
18.
by linotype 1y ago
How has immigration ruined Canada?
19.
by linotype 1y ago
Security screening, not border control at airports etc.
20.
by linotype 1y ago
Can you point out what part of the summary is wrong? You’re welcome to write your own summary that’s as detailed as the one I posted with any necessary corrections and I’ll delete my post.
21.
by linotype 1y ago
Canada stopped and denied entry to my wife for a five year old DUI until we coughed up a $250 fee which felt like a bribe. This was ten years ago.
22.
by linotype 1y ago
> Can anyone explain a rational political motivation behind this? I realize "less immigrants" is the hand-wavy explanation, but how does this benefit those in charge? I recommend you read the link, which in the first few words
23.
by linotype 1y ago
Some people really like LEGO and collect sets. Why do you consider LEGO garbage?
24.
by linotype 1y ago
> CP wants to close a lot of post offices, complete the phase-out of door-to-door postal service in favour of community mailboxes (which are already in use for more than half of households), and even reduce delivery frequency to less tha
25.
by linotype 1y ago
You’re only hurting yourself and your friends. At least in LA we’re as pissed off about the current admin as anyone else and love it when people visit.
26.
by linotype 1y ago
Oh darn, people buying less cheap shit.
27.
by linotype 1y ago
At some point there will be no car for sale less than $50k. Without factoring in inflation, price is meaningless.
28.
by linotype 1y ago
It’s not “Anti-Chinese”. If Australia subsidized their car sector and exported a bunch of cars at a purchase price less than the cost to make a car in the US, the complaint would be the same.
29.
by linotype 1y ago
Except they are, they’re rolling out new cities all the time.
30.
by linotype 1y ago
.

More ›