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Tech billionaires aren't juvenile science-fiction nerds, they just can't read(avclub.com)
9 points by righthand 2d ago|0 comments
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by righthand 3d ago
No because that reason wasn’t why they said it.
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by righthand 3d ago
Florida is also ironically how we may get cookie banners in line and to actually opt users out as they prosecute websites there as illegal wire taps if you still put cookies on the page after or before the opt out happens.
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by righthand 5d ago
Yes, HN is for human discussion. It is fine to flag and remove things that are not human written and cannot facilitate human discussion due to it’s false construction.
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by righthand 6d ago
You’re doing the right thing! Glad to see this kind of action.
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by righthand 7d ago
Microsoft is a spammer and spamming platform themselves so this seems like a distraction.
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by righthand 7d ago
Hopefully free from the burden of LLM companies.
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by righthand 8d ago
When you’re rich you naturally attract people who want to be around you and if you’re rich you probably enjoy the sucking up that comes with it. If you naturally don’t have friends and aren’t kind hearted enough to attract people that will
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by righthand 10d ago
> We are stopping, but the Resistance and ideas do not stop. Stay human. How will that be if the resistance is not visible to the public. What are all the people using their services supposed to do? I’m guessing there are plans to reform
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by righthand 11d ago
Google/Alphabet is a bunch of useful good intentioned services wrapped around an nonuseful evil analytics core/monopoly. The people who work with good intentions that “just want to build cool things”, protect the monopoly and the
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by righthand 12d ago
But the topic is music streaming golden age, not music discovery golden age.
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by righthand 12d ago
They were taken into account and the result is that the negative effects to them were negligible to the gains. They ultimately don’t matter in the end game. Sorry! But not sorry! The MTA did a 10 year long study. It wasn’t something that ap
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by righthand 13d ago
The same could be said for an Apple laptop.
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by righthand 13d ago
My counter point is very few people have those requirements beyond plumbers. That’s why everyone always uses the plumbers as an example. And as you stated someone else's point is that since there are very few plumbers they would benefi
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by righthand 15d ago
Scrobbling to Last.fm isn’t music streaming.
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by righthand 15d ago
Always the plumber who can afford every other toll but not the very low priced congestion pricing. No other occupation ever gets mentioned so we must think of the non-existent hundreds of thousands of plumbers who can’t afford it.
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by righthand 16d ago
FYI on this site, I had to enable WebGL to get it to run in Firefox. Not sure why it requires WebGL specifically I didn't see anything on the pages that seemed to need something like that. They could be losing customers that can't
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by righthand 16d ago
Links to your $5M ARR FOSS? And is that Annualized Run Rate or Annual Recurring Revenue? I'm guessing the former. > One of my projects is at $5M ARR in just six months. I passed $400k in sales this month. It's an open source pr
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by righthand 16d ago
Spoiler: Spotify has always been terrible. The golden age of music streaming was Zune pass where you could stream and download 10 songs/mo. And arguably Pandora always had a better radio algorithm than Spotify.
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by righthand 20d ago
Such as in The Andromeda Strain?
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by righthand 20d ago
Like the Tachikomas in Ghost in the Shell franchise?
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by righthand 20d ago
Spoiler this will end with people having robot sheep, cows, horses, ostriches, toads, and more exotic pets (Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?)
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by righthand 26d ago
What are meta camera sunglasses or Apple airpods but aesthetic? It’s here.
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by righthand 26d ago
How about a setting that removes Cloudflare captcha blocked links from search results? Or let me define a profile of good/bad website practices (recipe blogspam, paywall, captchas, etc) and autodown/up rank for me.
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by righthand 26d ago
What about everyone does this at the border. Then what is normalized is deleting your encryption key while entering, they won’t prosecute everyone on their baseless prosecutions. Join in I say, there is no law being broken only scare tactic
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by righthand 28d ago
<strike>This project IMO should admit it's taken a lot of it's inspiration from Clay, a C layout immediate mode UI library: https://github.com/nicbarker/clay/</strike> EDIT: Was wrong, see
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by righthand 29d ago
Sure it is useful, the bitching is canary in the shit software mine. How do you know the software isnt shit if the Readme is shit?
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by righthand 29d ago
I havent bought anything on Amazon for 10 years. Sure the local prices are infrequently higher but with 20%+ inflation over the last half decade comparison shopping is pretty much dead. Glad to support my local places or find an alternative
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by righthand 29d ago
Well gee golly is it a tool for the author or not? When’s it’s in their favor of 10000x performance increase or some kind of notoriety it’s “I built this!” when it’s time for responsibility it’s “the machine did this”.
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by righthand 29d ago
The "...aaaand it's gone" meme now applies to tokens and money at the same time. Clever AI future we live in!

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