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by rogerdickey 23d ago
X expertise is going to collapse if we stop doing X
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Superbad.com if it came from the mind of an AI(stuff.do)
1 points by rogerdickey 1mo ago|1 comments
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by rogerdickey 1mo ago
I was always fascinated by early internet "weird web" art sites like Superbad, so I told Fable to build one. It took a little coaxing but in the end it eventually came up with something truly strange and insane, its own completely
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by rogerdickey 2mo ago
Yeah. Love it! Used to make games with it, even
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by rogerdickey 2mo ago
thanks for the suggestion, i'll try adding this
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by rogerdickey 2mo ago
thanks, my blog server went down :-/ should be back online now. maybe i try to launch this again later?
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Building watchable digital twins of 64 World Cup games(rogerdickey.com)
27 points by rogerdickey 2mo ago|5 comments
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Funny item co-occurrences in 3.2M Instacart orders(rogerdickey.com)
53 points by rogerdickey 2mo ago|93 comments
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Show HN: Decks For Good – get fundraising advice when you give to charity(decksforgood.com)
3 points by rogerdickey 7mo ago|0 comments
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by rogerdickey 1y ago
My view on this is very different from most commenters. I love work, and early in my career really thrived in a "996" job. I wrote more about it here as a response to this post, "In defense of 996": https://ne
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In Defense of 996(medium.com)
5 points by rogerdickey 1y ago|6 comments
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by rogerdickey 2y ago
Great idea! Interest-based communities have a lot more trust so things like meeting up, transacting, or dating can happen with less friction.
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by rogerdickey 4y ago
I read it as Pomeranian group therapy
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by rogerdickey 5y ago
I’m saying the conversation should focus on whether or not the police were allowed to do this, not colorful language like “journalists being rounded up.”
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by rogerdickey 5y ago
Unsurprisingly, this title grossly misleads. RTFA. The journos didn’t leave the area after they were ordered to by police and that is why they were “rounded up”.
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by rogerdickey 5y ago
Now in a few years we can complain about having paid $1m+ per month for our EasyDNS subscriptions
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by rogerdickey 5y ago
Where does the money come from? What would the unskilled labor produce?
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by rogerdickey 5y ago
How does it stay up as much as it does :)
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by rogerdickey 5y ago
CA was a 3rd party developer that misused data users authorized them to use and it happened 10 years ago when FB was still essentially a startup. They’ve come a very long way.
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by rogerdickey 5y ago
Who said it’s a crime for businesses to keep their own interests in mind or even to weigh them heavily? Seems prudent
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by rogerdickey 5y ago
This seems like one to downvote
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by rogerdickey 5y ago
There is no “should”. Service providers can do whatever they please. Look up Masterpiece Cake Shop.
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by rogerdickey 5y ago
Most of this happens if you 1) sign up for FB 2) install their app. If you don't do both of these things they can't track you, right?
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by rogerdickey 5y ago
Why are so many HN users against Facebook, and quick to reassure others that they only signed up out of necessity? FB & Instagram present a perfectly acceptable entertainment vs privacy trade off. Sure, it’s also a waste of time, but so
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by rogerdickey 5y ago
what did they do with the crews? most very high end yachts come with a dedicated crew
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by rogerdickey 5y ago
What about setting off a nuclear bomb underneath the ship?
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by rogerdickey 5y ago
Upvoting you just due to username
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by rogerdickey 5y ago
Anyone know how they got Prince Harry? Did he or Megan previously know the CEO?
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by rogerdickey 5y ago
It's not "rents for the rich" it's "rents for higher priced apartments" and it's basic supply & demand. This headline stokes unnecessary class conflict. WaPo should be ashamed.
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by rogerdickey 6y ago
These tunnels were actually used by leprechauns circa 1300 to secretly move gold from town to town

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