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by usui 5d ago
Wow that artist is nice. Reading that unlocked a memory of this animated video https://youtu.be/RXAHywPLaD8 "Say No to China Extradition!"
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by usui 15d ago
I think it's naive to be bothered by the scenario you describe just because it's visible to you and yet it's still being done everywhere you go whether you like it or not. Similarly, just because this Show HN is visible to th
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by usui 15d ago
The users in question are posting on a public forum under a username of their choosing, and it's still an invasion of privacy to read those posts and play pretend matchmaker?
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by usui 19d ago
The same principle applies: You would have to leave the service when it starts introducing such things. As a market-driving force in the real world, basically an impossible task for the collective. However, occasionally consumers do success
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by usui 27d ago
Been using it for half a year and so far it's doing well. I never remove it from its case so there's not much wear happening on the connector. At least it protects the original port as well. The creator is really nice and basicall
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by usui 27d ago
You don't have to choose one over the other https://obsoless.com/products/iph0n3-usb-c-protection-case
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by usui 29d ago
But how can I find the answer to the question without reading punchy headers followed by paragraphs like > How We Leverage Naming > Our Naming Strategy, Explained > Why Swedish Is Important > The Bottom Line And unforgettable ap
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by usui 1mo ago
I don't think ads should be illegal because companies have a right to try to send me information or inform me of their products, but I also have a right to block them. The problem is that client-side computing seems to be lagging behin
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by usui 1mo ago
How long until someone invents a fully-integrated local video and audio adblock filter running on a passthrough VR headset or smart glasses? The progress on this front is taking a while. I wouldn't mind if the audio filter is white noi
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by usui 1mo ago
Isn't the answer yes if people still die from overwork despite being caffeined up?
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by usui 2mo ago
https://wikipedia.org/wiki/MilkDrop
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by usui 2mo ago
I've had to make the same request multiple times recently. Has anyone noticed it getting worse with the more recent models? It reminds me of when someone is trying to convince you of their intelligence by replacing simple and straightf
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by usui 2mo ago
I mean... would it really be that big of a crime against humanity to insert two or three em dashes if the situation seriously needs it? I already have enough trouble distinguishing an en dash from an em dash.
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by usui 2mo ago
You might think em dashes are amazing—but there is something three times better⸻the "three-em dash" (U+2E3B). Why this thing exists, I do not know. Unicode people seem to like making bad decisions, like Han unification and emoji s
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by usui 2mo ago
> solution or slurry > suspension or slurry > solution or slurry > suspension or slurry I'm not sure why this has to be specified more than once. Is a "slurry" meaningfully different enough from a "suspension
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by usui 2mo ago
Fair enough, you're correct. It is... possible
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by usui 2mo ago
I feel like these are much worse than the alternate reality where I simply have to spend more on or lose access to consumables, if I had to choose one or the other. For people that use the same smartphone for 10 years, never shop for clothe
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by usui 2mo ago
What's the point of being able to spend less on cheap junk if the surplus is eaten up and outspent by important things that inflated during that timespan?
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by usui 2mo ago
What effect does formally recognizing obesity in legislation have? Hasn't the medical profession known about it for a long time and been steering medical outcomes with it in mind?
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by usui 2mo ago
You're absolutely right to push back on that. Bottom line⸻it's not load-bearing, it's structural. And honestly⸻that's not nothing. No loads. No bears. Just structure.
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by usui 2mo ago
I often see replies to AI-generated posts being pointed out here asking what makes it obvious. Is it that difficult to notice the indicators? Is it mostly undetected by English-as-a-second-language speakers, people inexperienced with genera
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by usui 2mo ago
RISC architecture is gonna change everything
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by usui 2mo ago
These are all capable devices but they have enough missing capabilities to make them sound like giant on-ramps to me. Gateway devices for people before their next upgrade. There's a reason why the marketing strategy for smart watches p
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by usui 2mo ago
Apple never cared about having the most marketshare outright. It focuses on gaining marketshare on customers with the higher likelihood to give them a profit.
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by usui 2mo ago
I believe Viasat internet satellites are placed in geostationary orbit, whereas SpaceX Starlink is not, so the service Viasat provides is already blown out.
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by usui 2mo ago
Recently I flew on a long-distance (so at least a dozen hours of flight time) low-budget airline that had 60 Mbps download/12 Mbps upload and it specifically called out SpaceX Starlink for being able to provide this for free. A video c
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by usui 2mo ago
You want them to pay a multi-trillion dollar clean-up and cancer fund for car-sized multi-year-service-life satellites burning up in the atmosphere? How much do you want incumbent multi-decade culprits to pay? EDT: I should have clarified I
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by usui 2mo ago
Why are car companies other than Tesla and BYD so dumb with their EV naming strategy, but perfectly fine at naming gasoline cars? Really curious because it seems like you have to put in effort to be this silly at naming. Reminds me of how M
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by usui 3mo ago
Instead of being a ding, that might make him a serious candidate for presidency then. He can only go up from here.
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by usui 3mo ago
Curious, which model of electric motorcycle?

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