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munmaek
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Comment #22157100
So he deserves to have his money taken by a government agent? How about we don’t victim blame people, and instead decry unconstitutional seizure of assets.
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Comment #22145065
And then they learn how to game the benchmarks. You just can’t win.
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Comment #22134549
Why is it one or the other? IMO, laws against facial recognition would start a national dialogue on data collection. You have to start somewhere, so it’s better to start with this …
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Comment #22113408
Proton is improving but a lot of games still don't work or have random issues. And for linux, forget any game that uses BattleEye for anti-cheat detection.
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Comment #22110773
Err, what? Just host your own blog. Problem solved.
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Comment #22107053
Except with google it’s becoming impossible to find links from several years ago. Unless I remember exactly the right keywords and maybe the website name... How is this FOMO? The e…
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Comment #22092968
It’s not built in, but Drone has support for Gitea. I just host my own drone instance with runners in addition to Gitea.
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Comment #22076762
What do you use now? Warp?
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Comment #22076744
Actix was not at all "shit". People just took some issues with a few usages of unsafe and how the author responded to issues/PRs. I've been using actix for about a year now, and wa…
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Comment #22076547
Blaming 86k people for the actions of a few is toxic.
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Comment #22055406
> These are factors with measurable real-world impact on your fellow citizens, and, I would submit, more important than your paranoid secrecy wrt your dietary habits. 1. Why is thi…
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Comment #22038356
I don't think anyone was arguing that. We obviously have to cover distances that are not practical for walking, so public transportation goes hand in hand with a walkable city. Tha…
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Comment #22038320
As someone who grew up in the States, I never really understood this either, until I lived in Korea and visited Japan. There, residential zoning is mixed with business zoning. Ther…
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Comment #22034554
My 70 kb/s connection disagrees. I was barely able to get slack to load, when it did load.
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Comment #22029605
It’s not inclusive to force people to stop saying “you guys”, which is a midwestern thing. Different areas have a different words for the plural you, such as “you all” or “y’all” o…
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Comment #22026771
I do this from time to time with a portable chess set. Highly recommend it!
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Comment #22014511
Hollywood is a reflection on culture, not the other way around. They just make what people want to see (it's a business, after all). Anything else is mindless conspiracy theories. …
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Comment #22010987
> Easy-to-use vs. powerful is a false dichotomy. iMovie vs Premiere/Final Cut. Final Cut X vs 7. Garageband vs Pro Tools. Word vs LaTeX. and so on. It's very difficult to design in…
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Comment #22007731
Not if it means reducing capabilities of the program in order to add bumper guards. I can’t think of any software that handles a complex program that doesn’t have a manual, documen…
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Comment #22007483
So is HN just a dumping ground for anti- content now? USA good. China bad. Middle East bad. USA good.
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Comment #22006534
No, no, you don't get it. This problem must be so easy and people quite simply haven't fixed it yet. Armchair analysts on HN know better than the people / agencies working on the p…
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Comment #22006400
1. WASM is not a replacement for JS. You still need javascript glue code to actually load and run the WASM. 2. You're not writing WASM by hand, exactly like how you don't write ass…
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Comment #22002642
It's almost as if the person managing the official media accounts is different than the person working on fixing the problem. Almost.
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Comment #22001022
* (disclaimer) for people who have the time and money to actually go through with a lawsuit. * (disclaimer) cops almost never get convicted so it can be a fruitless, expensive wast…