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miav

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    Comment #48705914

    I’m using it for private, not publicly visible code right now.

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    Comment #48260956

    I agree that this is an issue, but.. no, they probably don’t. Light themes are very rarely used.

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    Comment #47937170

    Holy shit this made my day. Warp’s convenience shell wrapping is amazing. It’s the only terminal where I can actually edit a long command in place rather than copy pasting into an …

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    Comment #47248545

    This is an excellent addition to the lineup and changes the list of reasons for why the average person would go for a Windows laptop from “cost” to practically nothing, but from a …

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    Comment #47067413

    It is genuinely incredible how well-fitting clothing is only generally available to some one-third of women who fit well into the anticipated height-waist ratio. Petite options exi…

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    Comment #46987030

    The reaction to Discord age verification fiasco once again makes me believe that HN users just don’t have friends. There is no alternative for Discord for bigger groups. If there w…

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    Comment #46668760

    Is this genuinely common? I’ve only ever seen that level of hand holding extended to new grad hires.

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    Comment #45876108

    I don’t understand how? Wouldn’t the signal be highly directional? Surely it wouldn’t be easily detectable unless the viewer’s POV intersects the path of the beam?

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    Comment #44376959

    Anecdotal, as a kid I was really into CS:GO skin betting. Ended up losing my entire collection, never gambled since.

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    Comment #44190691

    Guys, the author presents an overall reasonable argument and I think it's more useful to engage with it in good faith than going "so it's all my fault just because I'm a man?" - no…

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    Comment #44190361

    The author is not advocating for friendlier messages in the googlesque sense of dumbing them down or introducing more positive wording, but in the sense of making them more readabl…

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    Comment #43280080

    This is about end-to-end encryption. Google doesn’t do that.

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    Comment #42605677

    Could anyone more knowledgeable on the topic explain to what extent common wireless connectivity standards are open and feasible to implement for, say, a medium sized company? Appl…

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    Comment #42585674

    So, why are we mad about this? The techniques used maintain perfect privacy throughought the process. It's a neat feature with no downsides for the user.

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    Comment #42305332

    That's.. actually not a bad looking car. I mean if I had infinite money to spend on a supercar I can certainly think of a dozen others I'd rather go for, but given that most people…

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    Comment #38046034

    Some comments try to justify this - they’re wrong. Even if it was just 1% of users, outright ignoring their issues is not acceptable. And far more than 1% travel abroad or do other…

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    Comment #37726942

    Unless I'm reading it wrong, your second source does very much imply some people can tell the difference quite reliably. As expected, regular people can scarcely tell the differenc…

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    Comment #37212203

    I actually think going the tokenization route is a good idea. As a positive side effect of the cryptocurrency boom, a lot of good research on POW/POS secured distributed systems wa…

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    Comment #36467889

    The value of a HN post lies not so much in the article itself, but in the surrounding discussion. While notable, a discussion about Prigozhin’s rebellion would have likely dissolve…

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    Comment #35233045

    "The problem doesn't exist for the very best" is really not much of an answer. Besides, even the best may not have much luck right now. Tons of employees from what are considered t…

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    Comment #34381942

    Let me preface this by saying I also dislike Musk and do not think he is managing twitter well. Yes, they were not necessary. Please, before you call me ignorant and downvote, just…

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    It's plausible that this is a fake, but consider that what you described is based on reasonably simple physics, something than AI that's capable of generating human faces could lik…

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    Quite surprised by the amount of pitchforks here. I certainly don't think of AirBNB as a failure and I doubt most others would. Is there a problem with scams? Totally. But that's h…