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Comment #44666112
MyProtein manufactures raw protein powders without artificial flavours: soya, pea and hemp. That way you can add your own preferred/safer sweetener to the shake, or just drink them…
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Comment #44656555
Just drink protein shakes? There are soy protein ones that are completely inoffensive and pea protein which isn’t tasty but much cheaper. Do professional athletes actually eat only…
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Comment #44621273
I don’t really get the Pinterest hate, but from what I understand it’s because their walled garden content came up in web search results. Anyway I’ve been using their app for over …
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Comment #44616027
There’s Chinese analytical labs which identify the fragrance molecules in a perfume. You just have to send them a sample. The caveat is if the perfume used natural oils or captive …
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Comment #44615886
It’s so strange to me that I’m now using Google maybe a couple times a month (and then only through a proxy like Mullvad’s leta). This would have been inconceivable 15, even 10 yea…
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Comment #44615849
That doesn’t mean DDG is anything special, only that Google has become incredibly bad.
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Comment #44521617
I’d call this performative news consumption. Information overload is mainly a result of legitimate complexities in the world. It took only a little while to find in today’s item ab…
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Comment #44506210
Except Apple has a country’s worth of users, whose livelihoods are reliant on them. The “state democracy” is right now more subordinated to tech oligarchies, than vice versa.
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Comment #44391506
Vim existed before Jetbrains IDEs. It’s also much more general. I use Vim to write literary works and manage my knowledge base. There was also a guy who was using Vim as his IRC cl…
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Comment #44296734
Naomi Klein’s article in the guardian
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Comment #44177549
Exactly, and there’s no wording I can imagine coming from the manager who requested this, which wouldn’t make it sound like the plain abuse that it is. But the guys who obeyed the …
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Comment #44177443
They literally pay engineers to come up with crazy grey hat techniques to monitor people’s online activity. And those scumbags are probably HN users. It’s sinister. I wonder about …
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Comment #44177412
Against site rules to post generative text
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Comment #44175853
Simply put, if we’re living during such a major technological revolution, why does using software suck in such disastrous ways that were unthinkable even ten years ago?
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Comment #44175802
It actually varies by segment. The least technical people are enthusiastic about AI. The moderately technical (e.g tech hobbyists, artists and power users) are repulsed. The segmen…
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Comment #44166057
My guess is it’s probably due to AI assistants/vibe coding.
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Comment #44112611
The transition from assembly to C was to a different layer of abstraction within the same context of deterministic computation. The transition from programming to LLM prompting is …
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Comment #44112087
Would you say this comment needed major changes, in order for a MAGA supporter to feel that it is applicable against his own political adversaries?
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Comment #44102769
The elephant in the room is actually one American company having unencrypted access to global internet traffic.
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Comment #44102757
I think it’s extremely naive to think Cloudflare is anti-government. It’s more likely that they’re a US Intelligence company, whose purpose is to decrypt and monitor global interne…
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Comment #44102734
Do you really need a source that people motivated by arrogance and greed are repulsive to everyone else?
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Comment #44095329
They dig through (your) history, in search for examples of corruption or evil.
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Comment #44093341
Sir if you could finally add keyword filters, I wouldn’t spend half a second considering an alternative. I sorely missed this the past years while HN has been spammed with AI marke…
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Comment #44092718
This is long, but trust me when I say, that about halfway through, it will answer your question fully. https://www.newstatesman.com/business/economics/2024/02/the-... This gist of …