He has a leather jacket, does that count?
> exposing the names, phone numbers and addresses > Ottignon, who has worked on similar data leak projects in the past, rejected suggestions that he and others connected to the Department of Peace or Distribution[sic]…
What a complete and total non sequitur. Go ahead, name drop a folk hero from last decade who HN happens to love, even though his case has nothing in common with the one described in TFA. This is absolutely peak HN. Go…
> does not classify as deliberately... I never said that it did. Manslaughter is not deliberate. Somebody hacked into that pilates studio, and it wasn't an inanimate object, because that is just silly. So was it the…
"The 10 hottest new sentences about tech today. The sole purpose of sentence #7 will shock you."
So, a cool shortcut is that you can go to a website and press "Ctrl-F", which will let you search for a given string on the page. It's okay that you didn't know that! https://xkcd.com/1053/ But the answer is, no, it…
It's not that I don't like them. It's more just that some of these design considerations are not worth the effort to fret over, and if you're smart about your time, doing 1/5 of the work will get you something like ~4/5…
No, it's far from the best possible font, but to its credit, it gets most aspects of typography right by just focusing on the ~1/5 of the requirements that actually really count.
"Citadel" is a name that makes headlines, for better or worse. Ken Griffin hasn't exactly lived his life in such a way as to avoid the limelight. But you're right, this is just the sort of thing that Citadel and similar…
If you're going to call people ignorant, you should probably know how to spell the name of the character you're referencing.
Kept out of sight in this dismissive comment is the pressing question: What year is it? Up until four years ago, your notion of "what's necessary" was the law of the land. Starting from sometime around Hemingway, we…
Did you read the subthread you are commenting on? The GP of your post, jatora, was literally arguing against that point. Right there. Is jatora "nobody"? Or are you illiterate (on top of belligerently having no taste)?
It also feels a bit like Sam Kriss, if you know him. Some of his writing: https://samkriss.substack.com/p/five-prophets His biography is quite interesting: https://halupedia.com/sam-kriss
Cool! I'm curious about the design. Maybe you have a "how I did it" post coming soon, or something. One question: Did you find away to get some convergence, where a newly generated page will tend to cite pages (or…
Love it! It feels very Borges! Feature request: also be able to click on the Talk page to see the controversies. I don't always want to trust the article itself as the final word. Edit: Oh look, there's an article about…
Correct. I was making a joke, and hoped it would be clear. > snidely-whiplash-esque I do hope this whole thing ends with someone saying "curses, foiled again!"
> anymore? This is how discovery has always worked. > submitted Doesn't necessarily mean they volunteered it. Either submission or the unsealing could have been in response to a subpoena or court ruling. Maybe the…
There's a boundary between knowing vs. forgetting that it's a metaphor. When you use convenient language like in your examples, you tend to remain aware of the difference, or at least you can recall it when asked. When…
I'm reacting to the supernatural claim -- this lottery in an antechamber before birth. The commenter had likely absorbed that claim from the culture, without ever realizing it could be questioned. (That's how all…
Yeah, but we won't really know for sure until he sells some of the genesis block.
Thanks for drawing the distinction. For the record, I do not think Banksy is a hack (noun), and he has done good stuff in the past. I'm merely saying that this piece under discussion is hack (adjective).
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Sure he can. Both of them have flags, and all flags are bad. They blow in your face and make you dumb. Why can't world be less dumb? So many dumb flag people. I do art.
> the fact that the flag is unadorned (which/whose flag is it?), and the man is unknown, makes me think this statue could be the ultimate Rorschach test This is part of what's obvious. The whole thing, including this…
What he had in mind. I have no clue what the suggestion was.
He has a leather jacket, does that count?
> exposing the names, phone numbers and addresses > Ottignon, who has worked on similar data leak projects in the past, rejected suggestions that he and others connected to the Department of Peace or Distribution[sic]…
What a complete and total non sequitur. Go ahead, name drop a folk hero from last decade who HN happens to love, even though his case has nothing in common with the one described in TFA. This is absolutely peak HN. Go…
> does not classify as deliberately... I never said that it did. Manslaughter is not deliberate. Somebody hacked into that pilates studio, and it wasn't an inanimate object, because that is just silly. So was it the…
"The 10 hottest new sentences about tech today. The sole purpose of sentence #7 will shock you."
So, a cool shortcut is that you can go to a website and press "Ctrl-F", which will let you search for a given string on the page. It's okay that you didn't know that! https://xkcd.com/1053/ But the answer is, no, it…
It's not that I don't like them. It's more just that some of these design considerations are not worth the effort to fret over, and if you're smart about your time, doing 1/5 of the work will get you something like ~4/5…
No, it's far from the best possible font, but to its credit, it gets most aspects of typography right by just focusing on the ~1/5 of the requirements that actually really count.
"Citadel" is a name that makes headlines, for better or worse. Ken Griffin hasn't exactly lived his life in such a way as to avoid the limelight. But you're right, this is just the sort of thing that Citadel and similar…
If you're going to call people ignorant, you should probably know how to spell the name of the character you're referencing.
Kept out of sight in this dismissive comment is the pressing question: What year is it? Up until four years ago, your notion of "what's necessary" was the law of the land. Starting from sometime around Hemingway, we…
Did you read the subthread you are commenting on? The GP of your post, jatora, was literally arguing against that point. Right there. Is jatora "nobody"? Or are you illiterate (on top of belligerently having no taste)?
It also feels a bit like Sam Kriss, if you know him. Some of his writing: https://samkriss.substack.com/p/five-prophets His biography is quite interesting: https://halupedia.com/sam-kriss
Cool! I'm curious about the design. Maybe you have a "how I did it" post coming soon, or something. One question: Did you find away to get some convergence, where a newly generated page will tend to cite pages (or…
Love it! It feels very Borges! Feature request: also be able to click on the Talk page to see the controversies. I don't always want to trust the article itself as the final word. Edit: Oh look, there's an article about…
Correct. I was making a joke, and hoped it would be clear. > snidely-whiplash-esque I do hope this whole thing ends with someone saying "curses, foiled again!"
> anymore? This is how discovery has always worked. > submitted Doesn't necessarily mean they volunteered it. Either submission or the unsealing could have been in response to a subpoena or court ruling. Maybe the…
There's a boundary between knowing vs. forgetting that it's a metaphor. When you use convenient language like in your examples, you tend to remain aware of the difference, or at least you can recall it when asked. When…
I'm reacting to the supernatural claim -- this lottery in an antechamber before birth. The commenter had likely absorbed that claim from the culture, without ever realizing it could be questioned. (That's how all…
Yeah, but we won't really know for sure until he sells some of the genesis block.
Thanks for drawing the distinction. For the record, I do not think Banksy is a hack (noun), and he has done good stuff in the past. I'm merely saying that this piece under discussion is hack (adjective).
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Sure he can. Both of them have flags, and all flags are bad. They blow in your face and make you dumb. Why can't world be less dumb? So many dumb flag people. I do art.
> the fact that the flag is unadorned (which/whose flag is it?), and the man is unknown, makes me think this statue could be the ultimate Rorschach test This is part of what's obvious. The whole thing, including this…
What he had in mind. I have no clue what the suggestion was.