niceguy1827

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by niceguy1827 9d ago
I'm still using .emacs today! and I have all my elpaca and the fancy pants stuff in it
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by niceguy1827 24d ago
I think it popped up maybe a year or two ago on youtube/reddit but there was this meme that goes: "China: do nothing, profit".
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by niceguy1827 2mo ago
Please stop writing straw man arguments to sell your product. Worktrees do work as intended for most people. And they work better than your broken homepage.
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by niceguy1827 2mo ago
This is the wrong take. You are basically arguing that if we have one solution, why bother having a second one?
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by niceguy1827 2mo ago
May I introduce https://xkcd.com/927/
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by niceguy1827 4mo ago
I guess I totally agree. But wait why are we placing a 100% tariff on these EVs again? Are we saying that they are simultaneous not a threat and a serious threat?
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Show HN: Givemesearch: live web search grounding for coding agents (free alpha)(givemesearch.com)
2 points by niceguy1827 5mo ago|0 comments
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Make.com Is a Bad Idea for Your Business(medium.com)
1 points by niceguy1827 6mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Stint – Fire-and-forget AI agent orchestration(github.com)
3 points by niceguy1827 6mo ago|0 comments
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by niceguy1827 7mo ago
So tiring to keep hearing this argument "humans only use vision to drive, so why would self driving cars need more?" This argument is inherently anti-progress. It's like saying human had been using sextants to navigate for hu
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Show HN: Find good party/happy hour games quick(partygames.party)
1 points by niceguy1827 7mo ago|0 comments
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by niceguy1827 7mo ago
Your comment seems to miss the point. It is totally possible to enable the first two of your bullet points without Visa or Mastercard, for example banks could just give lines of credit directly to consumers. Indeed, the myriad of loan produ
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by niceguy1827 8mo ago
Thank you sir. Love learning new things every day in a tech forum, especially Latin.
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by niceguy1827 8mo ago
I don't think you understand the bigger issue. Locking out competitors will save these jobs for now, but it will not last forever. This is exactly what happened to the US automakers in the 80s and look at them now.
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by niceguy1827 9mo ago
Don't you worry. If they do, we will just call them copycats. /s
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by niceguy1827 9mo ago
Aren't people already stupid enough? The fact that the author wrote this article without verifying if the existing trend of children's IQ shows some level of stupidity. And please excuse my language. I probably watch George Carlin
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by niceguy1827 9mo ago
Forgot to mention one benefit, for the ultra-lazy like myself. You can just leave the display on forever and you never have to wait for the screen to wake up again. I use amphetamine on macOS and just set a session forever. I'm more co
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by niceguy1827 9mo ago
Yes, it's basically a large Kindle. For reading and work, I actually prefer this experience. The contrast for text is way better and more crisp than regular LED/LCD/OLED displays, unless you turn the regular display's br
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by niceguy1827 9mo ago
Weird. I have a work MacBook Pro m3 and a personal m1 MacBook Pro. Both are just plug and play for me. I actually have my displayed connected to a CalDigit TS3 dock and just connect different computer to the same dock.
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by niceguy1827 9mo ago
I cannot make guarantees but I do remember temporarily using it for my Debian installation for my home server -- can't think of any reason why it wouldn't work though. For both Windows and Mac it's just plug and play.
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by niceguy1827 9mo ago
Dasung 253 is a 25.3 inch eink display. https://shop.dasung.com/products/dasung-25-3-e-ink-monitor-p... I bought it two years ago for over $1800, and I have to say, it was worth every single dollar. I can read on it, w
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by niceguy1827 11mo ago
I've seen somebody on Reddit using LoRa stuff for the home. The problem with these wifi based sensors is that you eventually run out of IP addresses (yes you could get fancy with subnet setup but still). Another problem is that at some
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by niceguy1827 1y ago
Did you finish reading? The author said later on that holding the bar high wasn't an option since it would risk his job. The blame should be on the universities, not on the professors who don't have much power to fix the problem.
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by niceguy1827 2y ago
Consider this as very much back-of-napkin math, a Chinese 055 destroyer is about a third of the cost of an Arleigh Burke. So you’d be looking at roughly 300%.
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by niceguy1827 2y ago
Arguing about the Plaza Accord is really a moot point. The real argument is that in the 80s, Japan-bashing was a real thing, just like the China-bashing today. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-Japanese_sentiment_in_th
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by niceguy1827 2y ago
> In fact many would argue Chinese languages were never unified (mandarin/cantonese/etc) but the scripts were. This is the correct understanding, even within mainland China, and across all times. The practice of assigning a &qu
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by niceguy1827 2y ago
but did Shakespeare ever get a subsidy? /s
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by niceguy1827 2y ago
Which will build.... lets see... 3 apartments buildings in California.
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by niceguy1827 2y ago
I've had similar dinning experience, where they would take the carcass and prepare a soup from it after carving meat. However, they didn't promise that your soup would only come from your duck. I got interested because if I had to
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by niceguy1827 2y ago
> If you standardized them, it'd be a race to the bottom and China would win. I happen to be a manual razor shaver and I found your analogy to this field rather interesting. Safety razor is a standardized market where all blades wil

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