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granitosaurus

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    Comment #16766453

    Why on earth would you think that target priority would be middle-age dads for any product? First you target at enthusiasts then you can expand do nice hip groups or teens/students…

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    Comment #16764005

    Biggest instance only has 723 users. What went wrong with it? Because it looks rather nice.

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    Comment #16718171

    How is this different from https://mediagoblin.org/ ? I'm quite sad that media goblin isn't getting more usage - such a cool project. I guess the difference is that PeerTube is fed…

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    Comment #16691077

    Can't believe so many people argue against this. Sometimes I forget what a corporate brainwash hackernews can be.

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    Comment #16676307

    I've been having trouble with running Goyo on similar projects, but maybe Oni is an exception.

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    Comment #16574072

    Don't forget IPS screen that you can get off ebay for $50! The biggest upgrade I've done to my x220. I think you can even get FHD moded IPS somehow, but it looked like a bit of wor…

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    Comment #16528336

    > copy & paste is an 90's mindset wow, this reminds me of "what is a computer?" ad apple had. > I want to know news, and I want them FAST. This is exactly what is wrong with people…

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    Comment #16444912

    * Phone messangers (e.g. Signal, Viber etc.) * Discord, Slack - irc-like messangers * Mastodon, Diaspora, Minds - free and federated social networks. Honestly, facebook has nothing…

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    Comment #16444270

    No way you could mine $0.05 in one article.

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    Comment #16444220

    My favorite news source here in europe - Deutche Welle, is also funded by the public: > While funded by the German government, the work of DW is regulated by the Deutsche Welle Act…

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    Comment #16404637

    Man I hate that every json parser has the need to introduce their own language. We already have a bunch of well adopted and extremely powerful languages such as Xpath, why reinvent…

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    Comment #16357832

    or run trusted open source apps, preferably built from official upstream source. It's a bit crazy but I liked Stallmans analogy that back in the day computers didn't need user pass…

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    Comment #16357788

    It could also be that burst arrow storms like this just weren't an effective strategy. What is easier to deflect: 1 minute of a bunch of arrows or a constant stream of arrows for 1…

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    Comment #16246575

    There's also nim, which is rather new and not yet v1 worthy but I'd say it's still a worthy contender to the "closes thing to python with types"

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    Comment #16228749

    > sustains jobs A doubt some one off meme sustains jobs. Also there's something unethical about proffiting of a genetically sick animal. It's a bit of a stretch to call it a force …

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    Comment #16228737

    wow, they aren't even remotely close to being the same thing. This is absurd.

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    Comment #16132606

    It's a fork of X why couldn't it use X in it's name? OpenBSD should have BSD in it's name either?

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    Comment #16009828

    You and OP have the same mistake - you trade exchange, when you should trade margin. In trading exchange bots will lose in unregulated market. Only the best bots can benefit where …

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    Comment #15938913

    AFAIK you don't need to do that in Estonia, at least that's what I gathered from estonian tax agency by email.

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    Comment #15927315

    lol, that's ridiculous. Then you could charge anybody for anything really.

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    Comment #15927291

    Not to mention the fact that linkedin was scraping private data in the case of contact scraping. Linkedin is the biggest case of "we've got ours fuck everyone else" I've seen.

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    Comment #15916365

    > Google is literally using you as unpaid labor to label/validate their image datasets. Can't believe people are not going up in arms about it. This malware makes public access poi…

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    Comment #15868663

    Fortunately that's not the case in the rest of the world. I've recently emailed Estonian tax agency for clarification of this exactly because of people claiming this to be the case…

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    Comment #15662911

    You shouldn't be surprised - HN is literally a platform built off startup and IPO culture. Where's bitcoin and crypto in general are complete opposite - decentralised and bleeding-…

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    Comment #15529197

    Germany is also a super power since well before startups and beurocracy were even a thing. It seems like an apples vs oranges comparison.