Sure, but the problem is that this is outweighed by the downsides to this law.
Is there a similar tag for dismissing the bulk of a comment while narrowly responding to a single part of it? </s> > The other option would be to embed enough context in a comment that most good faith readers would…
After a year of doing projects with storage bought before the start of the grump catastrophe (and seeing that everything has basically gone up in price 2.5x), I just had to break down and buy some DDR5 SODIMMS, which I…
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Personally I just click on people's usernames and skim a page or two of their comment history. I think the HN/web forum ethos of "a comment should stand on its own" has been a grave mistake, as this strips the…
Surely there is more to the explanation in the video, but this "hierarchy" explanation has always bugged me. If reactionaries place more importance on hierarchy, then shouldn't this imply accepting the hierarchy as it…
Arson when the fire department is already on the way. Great idea! Firefighters hate this one simple trick.
As an atheist, "religious claptrap" tends to contain more wisdom than average. Not inherently, but rather simply because reverence allows it to remain while more direct wisdom is readily thrown away for the sake of…
It's always fearmongering when it comes to "vulnerabilities" that affect the model of locking down computing devices. This shit used to confuse me so hard when I was learning security. It seemed that articles were…
It's a progression of logical inference based on the facts of the case. What is "a narrative" is your repeated implication that it's somehow within the scope of law enforcement officers - in a civil society governed by…
> huge failure of ICE This is the wrong framing. This was a premeditated (first degree) murder. The killer, Jonathan Ross, had previously tried cowboy heroics with a moving vehicle and had ended up being dragged a few…
I wasn't arguing that you don't! Rather I think we've all got the right to call corpos whatever we please. There's no need to be constrained by past/dead names.
What is the actual larger point you're trying to make? Like what exactly is your goal in labeling people "delusional" ? As I said - personally as an engineer who easily could have, I've deliberately never worked for a…
This is a very astute comment! "Sell on eBay <TM>" is likely just a stupid narrative to stimulate the reactions of both camps. The real issue is whether all of the written records of this openly criminal conspiracy can…
Fully agree, but I would think this a bit less of a concern with a less developed market, due to just having fewer devices. Network effects aren't going to be as strong. Like I'm at the point I have no idea how many USB…
Sure, but the problem is that this is outweighed by the downsides to this law.
Is there a similar tag for dismissing the bulk of a comment while narrowly responding to a single part of it? </s> > The other option would be to embed enough context in a comment that most good faith readers would…
After a year of doing projects with storage bought before the start of the grump catastrophe (and seeing that everything has basically gone up in price 2.5x), I just had to break down and buy some DDR5 SODIMMS, which I…
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Personally I just click on people's usernames and skim a page or two of their comment history. I think the HN/web forum ethos of "a comment should stand on its own" has been a grave mistake, as this strips the…
Surely there is more to the explanation in the video, but this "hierarchy" explanation has always bugged me. If reactionaries place more importance on hierarchy, then shouldn't this imply accepting the hierarchy as it…
Arson when the fire department is already on the way. Great idea! Firefighters hate this one simple trick.
As an atheist, "religious claptrap" tends to contain more wisdom than average. Not inherently, but rather simply because reverence allows it to remain while more direct wisdom is readily thrown away for the sake of…
It's always fearmongering when it comes to "vulnerabilities" that affect the model of locking down computing devices. This shit used to confuse me so hard when I was learning security. It seemed that articles were…
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It's a progression of logical inference based on the facts of the case. What is "a narrative" is your repeated implication that it's somehow within the scope of law enforcement officers - in a civil society governed by…
> huge failure of ICE This is the wrong framing. This was a premeditated (first degree) murder. The killer, Jonathan Ross, had previously tried cowboy heroics with a moving vehicle and had ended up being dragged a few…
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I wasn't arguing that you don't! Rather I think we've all got the right to call corpos whatever we please. There's no need to be constrained by past/dead names.
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What is the actual larger point you're trying to make? Like what exactly is your goal in labeling people "delusional" ? As I said - personally as an engineer who easily could have, I've deliberately never worked for a…
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This is a very astute comment! "Sell on eBay <TM>" is likely just a stupid narrative to stimulate the reactions of both camps. The real issue is whether all of the written records of this openly criminal conspiracy can…
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Fully agree, but I would think this a bit less of a concern with a less developed market, due to just having fewer devices. Network effects aren't going to be as strong. Like I'm at the point I have no idea how many USB…