Viewing profile — AnonCoward4
AnonCoward4
HN member- Joined
- Tue, Nov 23, 2021, 11:08 AM UTC
- HN karma
- 127
- Public activity
- 38 items
- HN profile
- View on Hacker News ↗
About AnonCoward4
No profile information was provided.
Recent public activity
-
comment
Comment #31534768
That quote sounds a lot like 1. (the idea of compressing each Bayer color), but I might misunderstand it.
-
comment
Comment #31482778
It's noteworthy for sure, however I am more annoyed by how it is reported. It was always like that for sure, however when the same medium proclaims being the arbiter of truth (fact…
-
comment
Comment #31482560
Circular logic. Because Russian crimes are documented (in western media) every war crime attributed to Russians must be true as well.
-
comment
Comment #31469102
If it was from RT I would add "According to Russian media". Is that then a barely noteworthy western propaganda line or just the truth?
-
comment
Comment #31466671
> I’m bored of Netflix. They have simply gone the assembly line direction instead of the direction of art, at least for some big niches. For example, every True Crime docuseries on…
-
comment
Comment #31462493
> That's very difficult to say, actually; the Moskova was sunk with them after all, but the bigger issue is the abhorrent and indiscriminate shelling of civilian populations by the…
-
comment
Comment #31396577
In Germany this is called "Gratismut" (gratis bravery). It's the current thing to hate Russia, so they don't lose anything by doing a passionate write-up about it. McDonald's also …
-
comment
Comment #31396225
I disagree that physical violence is justified for any anonymous conversation however hateful it might be. If it is not anonymous then there are things like slander where things ge…
-
comment
Comment #31391013
Yeah, however that is not what happens if you just let that behavior described above slide. Punching someone because they said something to you is usually wrong especially if they …
-
comment
Comment #31389483
Which means the internet is the better place to be for any person. The problem is usually if one side is not anonymous, then it's different, otherwise anything is fair game in rega…
-
comment
Comment #31389376
> It's impossible to convince most people of even the most obvious truths. You should maybe ask yourself why you need to convince them. > The wisest path is to fake agreement, keep…
-
comment
Comment #31389277
I agree with that assessment. Which means it should come as no surprise to anyone, if people are harsher online to people they literally do not know. It's not nice, but the alterna…
-
comment
Comment #31087131
(Disclaimer: I'm not from the US.) > It's primarily the labor-heavy working-class white male (in the white male demographic) that has been brutalized by changes in the US and globa…
-
comment
Comment #30994994
As far as I know you can't sensibly OD on LSD for example. It doesn't really cause addiction and to OD you need to take something like 100x the effective dose.However the psychosis…
-
comment
Comment #30994639
And in addition to that they also removed a lot of rail lines, especially goods traffic. It would've been a boon to have fewer trucks on the motorway and probably better for the en…
-
comment
Comment #30994593
> Would you not accept that African-Americans might be victims of circumstances? I don't introduce new standards for them. If you want to mitigate racism, hold them accountable for…
-
comment
Comment #30994530
> I am sorry, but if I were you, I'd be ashamed to use such justification for people's killings. It's a statistic, that is more relevant than plain population share.
-
comment
Comment #30988579
This is disingenious at best. Looking at the population ratio vs killing makes no sense whatsoever. In that case just use that to justify why men are more often subject to police v…
-
comment
Comment #30943426
> Drive is something we can choose and cultivate. That sounds like hybris. I am not disagreeing that you can alter it to a degree, but it is certainly not something you choose. Jus…
-
comment
Comment #30800423
> Maybe that's the thing. More coherence might be nicer, yes. But it might also not make UIs easier to use. Maybe sqeezing apps into a tight framework of UI coherence, makes the ov…
-
comment
Comment #30799544
> But, take a natively designed application from Windows 2000, and it's extremely easy to understand and use! And, dare I say it, more pleasing to the eye than flashy, animated gra…
-
comment
Comment #30763913
For me a language is easier to learn if I can actually use it. For me his rule of thumb is less a rule and more like how my mind works (and to agree all I guess). I can memorize un…
-
comment
Comment #30763563
You could double the battery size and still only have one day of light to medium usage. Battery optimization especially in idle is important.
-
comment
Comment #30737842
I disagree that this is premature, but best practice. This example is actually a small lesson how this autocomplete can construct slightly less readable code. Of course not really …
-
comment
Comment #30732386
> E.g., would you not agree that while we can ask McDonalds to stop doing business in Russia, it would be a crime for them to start poisoning their Russian customers? In the curren…