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tagfowufe

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    Comment #48061211

    The moment there's Meta AI in a supposedly E2E messaging platform, it's crystal-clear over. There's no wall to leave a writing on.

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    Comment #48061202

    Kind and firm reminder. I absolutely repudiate this, and the ripple effects are devastating, be it for commerce, innovation, trust or freedom. Also at https://keepandroidopen.org/

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    Comment #47823494

    I would refer to the world _cognate_[0]. 'Fundamental programming cognates' sounds cool as a uni course. [0] https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/cognate

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    Comment #47289280

    Sneaking in real quick to thank you for your contributions and positive attitude you bring to the space.

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    Comment #44074143

    While I understand where the author is coming from, and I get his sentiment(s), I don't think what he proposes is actually possible: his vision relies on faux open tools and protoc…

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    Comment #43012455

    Colemak is great, I recommend it. The Extend Layer is layout agnostic, and a total game changer. Give it a try, and enjoy enhanced, comfortable and fluid text editing and navigatio…

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    Comment #42872128

    May I suggest the absolutely awesome Extend Layer [0] instead? Arrow keys, advanced cursor movement and modifiers chording, and more, without leaving the home row! [0] https://drey…

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    Comment #41592878

    ACE 4 High IQ (top 4%), with extremely high verbal skills (top 0.1%). Late twenties, veering on thirties. Depression, anxiety, dissociation, numbness, trying to regain vitality. Pa…

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    Comment #39614770

    I'm definitely not educated enough to answer with nuance and certainty to some of the questions you posit. Nevertheless, I'd be interested, actually, in your opinion of what consti…

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    Comment #39587590

    No, that you are supposed to have a basic level of autonomy and attempt at understanding before using a forum as your own personal search engine

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    Comment #39579215

    I cannot, that's why I use search engines. You're on HN, and as such, you will get lectured about the culture if need be. https://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html

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    Comment #39579179

    https://duckduckgo.com/?q=open+source+licenses&ia=web The FIRST result: https://opensource.org/licenses You're on HN, act like it

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    Comment #39573104

    [flagged]

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    Comment #37674398

    Hey, thanks for contributing to Racket. I'm about to finish the first third of 'How To Design Programs' [0], and am slowly becoming a fan. Always love to see Racket being mentioned…

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    Comment #37431152

    It's incredibly useful to me. I love it. I find it nicely curated and true to the word 'starter' (kit). If I knew more about Emacs, this is definitely what I would have created, an…

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    Comment #37157995

    Hi, I've been skimming over your book. There might be a typo under [1], where you write: "An HTTP response to this htmx-driven request might look something like this", but then the…

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    Comment #27630409

    I can't wait to see other hackers' responses! Aside from HN, I have curated multireddits (yeah, I'll be pretty mainstream in this thread). In order to create them according to my n…

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    Comment #27568780

    What a bunch of scumbags. There a are so many things wrong with the company and its workers under the light of this story...

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    Comment #27486082

    My first comment ever here is for thanking you for posting these words. I find them truly educational and eerily reassuring. I'm starting my career in this whole world after two ye…

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    Comment #26275451

    This is just an unashamed ripoff of "How to Read a Book" by Mortimer Adler and Charles Van Doren. Seriously, he didn't even get "syntopical" right.