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heavensteeth

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    Comment #49007318

    I agree whole heatedly with severing ties with Yandex, but no, Europe still continues to funnel billions of Euros to Russia; €5.57B in goods (plus €7.81B in exports) and €3.63B in …

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    Comment #48614892

    > and decide to go past the “this was mostly built by AI” part I got that feeling just seeing the title use "native" as a synonym of "not a website".

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    Comment #48581388

    I'm surprised by the amount of heckling this post received almost immediately! And a lack of constructive input. I for one enjoyed the article and understand what you're getting at…

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    Comment #48432855

    [dupe] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48383220

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    Comment #48303330

    > Then it forces me to thumbs down the music, which also isn't what I want to do, because I have no idea what effect it's having on my recommendations. I feel this. Social media al…

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    Comment #48081752

    That's Go.

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    Comment #48064910

    This is exactly my gripe unfortunately, it feels like needless fragility. IIRC the author has said they believe it wouldn't be too difficult to patch QBE to work as a library, but …

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    Comment #47748349

    Most social media has been has been utterly untenable forever, but Twitter and Discord are the most troublesome in my experience. It's so hard to create and use a new account on th…

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    Comment #46242090

    His hands aren't just cold — they're dead.

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    Comment #45898708

    I struggle to believe you don't understand what they mean. There is many a homophobe in the world. GP isn't saying homophobia is good, simply that espousing a pro-LGBT viewpoint ma…

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    Comment #45833112

    The author doesn't like HN.

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    Comment #45667199

    Given the list of non-university .edu domains is static (or even decreasing assuming some expire), couldn't you keep a list of those instead?

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    Comment #45487707

    The first thing I checked was how hashing is implemented and two things stand out to me: 1. Input must be valid UTF-8. 2. stdin is read to EOF instead of being read incrementally N…

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    Comment #45001654

    Did you vibe code this by any chance? It's clearly insecure. Oh, yes, you did: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44656840

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    Comment #45001349

    I found a pretty cool 80kb docker image that is just a copy of busybox httpd, which makes creating a docker image out of static files very simple.[0] [0] https://github.com/lipansk…

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    Comment #44973722

    I tried Podman on my messing around VPS but quickly reverted to rootless Docker. The straw that broke the camels back was a bug in `podman compose` that funnily enough was fixed tw…

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    Comment #44897478

    > even if cash is legal tender and they, by law, _have_ to accept cash this is not true as it is not what "legal tender" means. Legal tender is something that the government must a…

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    Comment #44893257

    I'm not a psychologist but some of these extrapolations seem insane to me. > Using Czech police records, American and Czech researchers compared rape rates in the Czech Republic fo…

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    Comment #44777331

    > Taking an extra two hours per passenger on average, that’s 1.725 billion hours, or $83 billion cost to the economy just for extra time wasted for domestic passengers. That seems …

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    Comment #44734972

    Mass appeal has mass appeal, apparently.

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    Comment #44721666

    > - Signal: how can you believe it is not controlled once it becomes the mandatory app in the US Gov. cryptography?

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    Comment #44621140

    personally i havent watched tv or listened to the radio on my own accord in many years because there are too many ads. i like the idea of not being able to choose the content im en…

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    Comment #44571886

    Right, it's only natural; they MitM 20% of the internet. Similarly, I struggle to believe they're not providing much of the data they collect to the CIA.

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    Comment #44517830

    That article reeks of AI generation. The "author" also uses an AI generated profile picture. I struggle to trust anything this page says.