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vortegne
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Comment #49242519
Gotta get those kids hooked on LLM garbage nice and early, great goal. Please rethink this radically. Actually, I don't think you're fit to do this if AI slop is your first instinc…
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Comment #49152118
Crazy to me that people engage with this. This is not pixelart or any art really, it's just a weird blurry mess. Looks terrible.
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Comment #49068332
I didn't follow the thing too closely when it happened. Sure, I was aware of the big picture. But wow, I didn't expect that after all this noise there still hasn't been a release? …
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Comment #48931109
looks great! not shade to the other guy, but your job is so much nicer looking
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Comment #48771612
what a miserable human you are?
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Comment #48717990
Classic STEM guy thinking that STEM is the cure for everything
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Comment #48589944
Having Medium on top is a weird choice in 2026, I find. It's been years since Medium was anything but a spam platform, and with the age of LLM-generated writing the whole thing can…
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Comment #48589482
I was excited about the website up until I clicked into my first color and read the page. Terrible slop writing. Makes me question the author's judgement in general.
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Comment #48537380
Wish them nothing but good rest!
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Comment #48461041
What a lovely-looking OS! Also great to hear that the project isn't aiming for infinite changes! Will be digging out some old hardware to test it out very soon, this is exciting!
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Comment #48443161
Worse sound quality and even worse longevity.
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Comment #48442003
> I could've never imagined long-term-thinking like this from a former addict. Nothing personal, but you are part of the problem here. You are why these stories are so rare and dif…
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Comment #48383171
Metafiction thought of as a precursor for hypertext fiction is not anything new I believe? Awesome paper either way, just thinking that the title is quite hyperbolic.
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Comment #48383136
Did read this years ago and read it today again. Just so happy that there are people producing such quality work. Even if I personally don't know much about any of it, I still find…
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Comment #48369492
Is anything in late stage capitalism good for the world? Any and all benefits are accidental and temporary.
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Comment #48327619
Any and all discussions about unions on HN sadly just shows how the supposedly smart people can be extremely misinformed and propagandized. Not even really worth engaging in the di…
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Comment #48277470
You are completely wrong about the IPCC stance. Please read the AR6.
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Comment #48062291
Recently I got into cartography software for a bit and the horrors of the data formats in this industry are real. Feels like everyone under the sun has their own. All that said, Ge…
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Comment #48062277
I'm not really that good at soldering, maybe I just got lucky? I've only changed a stick twice on a PS5 controller, maybe on the third time I will mess it up horribly haha
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Comment #48047636
I'm no big Sony supporter or even a fan of the PS5 controllers, but changing the sticks is not that scary. I find reassembling the whole thing cleanly harder than swapping out a st…
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Comment #47967896
Sure. He talks about owning a bunch of domains, trawling domain auctions all the time, earning money passively via parked domains. That's just literally what domain squatting is. B…
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Comment #47918344
Let's not praise a professional domain squatter for his ethics. I don't understand how this guy isn't getting laughed out of the room?
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Comment #47867871
> Is there a reason you didn't go with No and you are being intentionally obtuse for some reason.
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Comment #47861360
Small-scale imperial boomerang. You thought that you're building a privacy-destroying machine and this machine will never destroy _your_ privacy? At some point in the future, a lot…
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Comment #47695492
exactly the same experience here