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stonethrowaway
2y ago
>Each person is responsible for their own beliefs but the majority of people will not stay where they don't feel welcome. Isn’t there a saying that republicans aren’t born republican but they are forced that way? Your anecdote rings
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stonethrowaway
2y ago
Upvote for usual MSM banter. In truth, JRE is good entertainment. It’s not a learning platform because there isn’t an active engagement component. He’s good at navigating you through a complicated issue by using storyline like pacing with t
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stonethrowaway
2y ago
But apparently these women are…educated? I don’t know how it all works if the end result of education (or being “liberal”) is being bigoted and clueless and lacking complete empathy towards the opposite sex. Sounds like bog standard indoctr
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stonethrowaway
2y ago
Honestly it’s the same issue with new media. Not much has improved. Moralizing and bullshit rhetoric is well and alive across the internet.
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stonethrowaway
2y ago
Substack? Absolutely.
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stonethrowaway
2y ago
Thank you. I was waiting for someone to stir the pot and start to bring in alcohol. Keep it going this is good stuff.
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stonethrowaway
2y ago
We should establish a Haidt of online gambling so we can have another merry-go-round into how there isn’t enough conclusive evidence to correlate gambling to shitty outcomes. Any volunteers? We are all here in the breeches waiting for a cha
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stonethrowaway
2y ago
Just leaving this here in case anyone does a search for the name: Graham Hancock.
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stonethrowaway
2y ago
Cube is built on Eclipse which isn’t too bad. If you want 90s, ARM and others have you covered. I still sling Dynamic C 9 from time to time.
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stonethrowaway
2y ago
> Due to the complexity of the signalling involved with ethernet, a dedicated ASIC is generally used, which takes in data at the frame level, and takes care of wiggling the electrical lines in the right way over a cable (though there are
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stonethrowaway
2y ago
I’m surprised we don’t use archived/cached links for read-only content more often.
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stonethrowaway
2y ago
As an aside I’ve yet to come across anything more technically complete than ClearType. Bitmaps/Textures done via some janky early-2000 NeHe tutorial inspired thing aren’t even on the table. Yeah people will hate on Microsoft and Windo
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stonethrowaway
2y ago
I’m okay with this because in addition to it, we have a lot of immigration this way that’s perfect fuel for the fire.
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stonethrowaway
2y ago
Already covered some basic points: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42089428 TikTok should be addressed as a tool that’s used to sow discord in the West, as it’s in control of China and by extent Russia as its economic
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stonethrowaway
2y ago
It’s a trite and boring remark. You can do better. When someone’s bargaining chip in geopolitical, economical, territorial and social affairs lies between their legs, it’s time to reconsider if they’re at the right table armed with the righ
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2y ago
News cares about subjects that impact women. Not so much men. So when Trump or anyone else is elected that men rally behind, it’s a shock, it’s betrayal, it’s this it’s that.
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stonethrowaway
2y ago
Fuck man. I wish it did feel like 2004. Much simpler times even if it was a somersault to connect to peoples IP addresses to play a simple game. I think the article is a tad overblown. 2004 used to be way worse than today. I’ll take Gmail a
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stonethrowaway
2y ago
Upvoted for mental imagery.
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stonethrowaway
2y ago
No that’s just the shit shoveling rags like quillette and Atlantic do. The author is insufferable and kept more on top of her schmoozing agenda than she did on figuring out why people voted. It’s like the article with the woman going into w
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stonethrowaway
2y ago
The one reliable source I’m not going to dispute with, frankly. Best of luck this time around!
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stonethrowaway
2y ago
I did. You didn’t read the internet last night. No new knowledge was gained here. This was all well known and ignored in 2016. We are back to where we were before. Enemies to be feared.
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stonethrowaway
2y ago
Here we go again fellas. We are back to being enemies to be suppressed.
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stonethrowaway
2y ago
If you think news is fake, imagine history.
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2y ago
Morning boys, how’s the water?
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stonethrowaway
2y ago
If only you knew why my sweet summer child.
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stonethrowaway
2y ago
Upvoted because rest of the article is nonsensical as well.
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stonethrowaway
2y ago
They misunderestimated him.
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stonethrowaway
2y ago
From the guidelines, first two: > On-Topic: Anything that good hackers would find interesting. That includes more than hacking and startups. If you had to reduce it to a sentence, the answer might be: anything that gratifies one's i
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stonethrowaway
2y ago
Disagree. I am on a discussion forum where a community doesn’t have to wage an internet war over Ukraine, Palestine, Iran or UAE on a regular basis. I want a forum where I can discuss hacker topics, topics that ignite a hacker curiosity wit
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stonethrowaway
2y ago
Conjectures aside on the % of the posters on here that overlap with work and sphere of influence surrounding this exact topic, you can have that frank discussion elsewhere. Hacker News is not the forum for that.
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