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anonymous908213

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    Comment #49203771

    The decompilation of Emerald itself is human-authored. Then somebody vibeslopped a buggy WASM port, and now this is a vibeslopped port of the WASM port.

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    Comment #48665443

    What are you even talking about? The right to self-determination is literally Article 1 of the UN charter. Nations are governed by power relationships, not philosophical ones, so t…

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    Comment #48573779

    > sad that the world is so hung up on unicode It is sad that the world is hung up on enabling 2/3rds of the world population to read and write text! If only the entire world catere…

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    Comment #48564049

    They aren't giving useful information, they are posting an opinion insinuating that people who use """""fake""""" (ie. non-personally-identifying) e-mail addresses are fraudsters. …

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    Comment #48563891

    Nowhere other than on HN have I seen so many people who are actively proud of their anti-consumer (and frankly anti-human) behaviour. It's a rather revealing look into the veil beh…

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    Comment #48536897

    Let's take a hypothetical scenario. A has 97% of the wealth. B has 1% of the wealth. C has 2% of the wealth. Your argument is that because C > B, C is benefitting from the status q…

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    Comment #48532991

    It's mostly surprising how many grown adult men go into a blind rage when confronted with a picture of a cartoon woman. In a lobsters thread about Anubis, a community member of 12 …

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    Comment #48532109

    But not a very accurate blogpost. "Here's why this literally cannot work (in theory)" to denigrate a system that actually works (in practice). Their goal is to convince people to s…

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    Comment #48531385

    > Bilaterals is a treaty, not a diktat. The "diktat" is the thing you just voted on which says " we will not negotiate". There is always room for negotiation until you vote for a l…

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    Comment #48530496

    > That doesn’t commit you to moving out if they refuse to budge The vote did commit you to amending your federal constitution with a population cap, period. > If the 10-million thr…

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    Comment #48530260

    > a democratic vote to confront the EU In what way? It is a vote to adopt a policy that is in breach of your international treaty obligations. Unilaterally breaching your obligatio…

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    Comment #48528699

    The US banning those people from working on frontier models is perhaps the exact thing that would give you an opportunity, you would think.

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    Comment #47749196

    I think a better question, rather than a point about unsigned exes, was: "on a regular consumer version of Windows, what happens if you run literally any program that was not downl…

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    Comment #47748966

    It absolutely does not use blindness as a stand-in for incompetence, that is your own outrage-seeking interpretation of it. A neutral interpretation would be that "flying blind" is…

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    Comment #47744135

    1bil+ people have surrendered their right to artistic expression to Google, and another 1bil+ to Apple, and another 1bil+ to Microsoft. Many more billions have surrendered it to Vi…

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    Comment #47725551

    I'm actually not, but the person I was replying to clearly was given the "three states over" comment. I explicitly specified the statement was conditional on customers not being wi…

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    Comment #47724091

    I mean, you still need a truck to get the item to the store... Delivery is actually more resource-efficient if the store isn't within walking distance of its customers. If instead …

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    Comment #47723587

    Whatever value they provide is completely and totally irrelevant compared to giving Microsoft, Google, and Apple the unilateral discretion to end any software developer's career, o…

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