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9mo ago
Exactly. Not only that, the downstream effects and consolidation on platforms like Discord, Reddit, etc that heavily regulate the operators has a real chilling effect on making these tools and experiences less user-friendly than in the past
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9mo ago
Jailbreaking, emulation and gaming communities are so far gone at this point that it's hard to understand the impact here.
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1y ago
Yep. The people who agree with congestion pricing either hate or ignore these people, along with the thousands of lower Manhattan small-business employees, subsidized housing residence that have cars or street park daily. I postulate it
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1y ago
Tell me you've never lived in lower Manhattan without telling me you've never lived in lower Manhattan. Edit: Happy to be downvoted by people who actually live in Manhattan and take 5 seconds out of their day to talk to anybody wh
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1y ago
It's actually possible to live pretty cheaply in America if you can save up enough to buy a house or condo in cash. This article harps on ultra rural America, but there are plenty of closer knit communities that are quite affordable as
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1y ago
The cool thing about congestion pricing is that you can still keep a car in Manhattan for free as long as you don’t leave the congestion zone. Keeping a car in Manhattan is the closest thing to having superpowers most will ever experience -
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1y ago
The take on 4chan on here is super intriguing. I always felt that the current social media/doomscroll/memesharing landscape which has become so common worldwide is indiscernable and in some ways worse than 4chan. It feels like 4ch
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1y ago
It's pretty cool that this license allows you to make up to $1mm revenue, at which point you can pivot and rebuild the stack. This is going to be a game changer for anybody who wants to MVP an app similar to Gumroad. MIT would be ideal
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1y ago
Ya, one of the most common crimes nowadays. Thanks for clarifying! I was too lazy to explain where there seemed to be a gray understanding of reality.
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1y ago
For me it's the opposite, I do not travel to places where I can't carry a gun on me, this usually means staying in the USA full time. I personally would not feel comfortable in a country with restrictive gun laws, if my phone is s
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2y ago
The body processes sugar compounds differently. Fructose is typically not preferred amongst athletes (bodybuilders, runners, etc). Reasons being Fructose's low absorption and requirement that it be processed by the liver - it needs to
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2y ago
This is bad - but I doubt there's an engineer in here that hasn't written throwaway code to make a deadline, joked about some code they wrote being "job security" because it's so confusing, or picked a soon to be de
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2y ago
Incredible move for entrepreneurship in the USA. This created just another stupid piece of paper to file that we no longer have to - which was requested on shaky legal grounds and punished by $5000/day fines. This is information is alr
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2y ago
Reminder that one experience with hallucinogenic substances can give you a lifetime of visual or mental abnormalities. Personally I've had visual snow for over a decade from a 5 minute Salvia trip. This means that instead of looking at
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2y ago
A sitter isn't going to save you from a lifetime of HPPD or visual snow.
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2y ago
Isn’t Zelensky the worker who is getting disrespect from their boss? Seems like the roles are reversed.
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2y ago
Seems like a great thing to try and see what breaks what with all the employee card fraud going around these days.
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2y ago
Not like a cable, but it's gotten really bad. I had constant drops on my iPhone 14 Pro. Eventually they shipped me a new one that had the same issue, but the recent software update fixed it almost 100%, like 1 drop/month instead o
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2y ago
1point3acres is massacring tech interviews right now. Having to pay $80/month to some China based website where NDA-protected interview questions are posted regularly, then being asked the same questions in the interview, seems insane.
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2y ago
Is bluetooth reliable yet or is this model going to be plagued with the same persistent issues since the iPhone 14?
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2y ago
HN (or users?) seem to allow these kind of stories when they swing one way. Hence why they let the DOGE kid article and suppressed the A16z Daniel Penny story.
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2y ago
He’s surely the most public bureaucrat in history.
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2y ago
The moral arguments against what the left or right do are exactly the same. Suddenly the left is all concerned about doxxing or unelected bureaucrats in government. Truthfully politics in America is not about any moral compass - it’s about
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2y ago
There’s no reason to look for logical consistency. Some people like the government employees, some people like the kids taking them down. It’s a fundamental matter of opinion driving the discourse - not the misappropriation of some objectiv
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2y ago
What law are they breaking?
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2y ago
Spoiler: it’s probably not
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2y ago
The issue is that one time purchases have perpetual costs. Software has become complex enough where the subscription model is all but required in todays day and age to serve happy customers - and can even be cheaper to users rather than rol
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2y ago
Comparing to previous Januarys seems dishonest given the vast number of layoffs that have occurred over the past year. Doesn't appear as though they're controlling for this number at all..
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2y ago
The "anything I don't know doesn't exist" crowd is very strong when it comes to congestion pricing arguments. It's weird specifically that many of it's loudest proponents come from transit thinktanks from out w
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2y ago
Congestion pricing should really be referred to as a "lower manhattan driving tax" or similar. It's a misnomer to claim it to be "solving" congestion outside of rush hours like 7-10 and 3-7.
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