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if you have karma greater than one, that means you post to hackernews. what a terrible mistake.
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pro snipe right there
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nvrgrls posted:Can everyone spend the next page posting how much karma they have on hn? I have 3468 points and still can't downvote submissions. What gives?
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i had 3614 karma when i came to my senses and stopped posting there in 2019. had comment downvotes after something like 1500, but never saw submission downvote
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next let’s compare slashdot user IDs
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the only hn account i ever had was banned after a single post, as god willed.
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slashdot account is 643***, karma: bad,, last post almost 20 years ago now to reminisce about kuro5hin or whatever that other early 00s site was.
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nudgenudgetilt posted:i had 3614 karma when i came to my senses and stopped posting there in 2019. had comment downvotes after something like 1500, but never saw submission downvote Comment downvotes are after 500 karma afaik. mumble mumble. 24486. mumble.
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eschaton posted:next let’s compare slashdot user IDs 79** it was a different time 113 hn karma
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6.8"
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that's a big phone
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almost nice
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Achmed Jones posted:if you have karma greater than one, that means you post to hackernews. what a terrible mistake. I love posting on hacker news. Never had a slashdot account or a k5 account.
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Mr.Radar posted:mikewarot 47 minutes ago | parent | context | flag | favorite | on: What Happened with the Substation Attack in North ... “i was completely incorrect, which really supports my point when you think about it” is a great genre of post
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there is an article "is tipping out of control? many consumers say yes" on the front page that currently has 661 comments
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tee_0 21 minutes ago | next [–] I’m looking forward to twitter. When they start hosting video in a serious way and also long documents that will be very interesting. I think it’s ironic because all the people defiantly switching to a decentralized platform are just making twitters success more inevitable by drawing attention to platforms that will fail regardless rather than one of twitters serious competitors. The real decentralized system has been in front of us the whole time: the market. Only nerds will ever use federated, decentralized systems, only nerds will ever accept the trade offs that come with them. Regular people don’t act on principle, especially on things they don’t know anything about. Centralized platforms like twitter will continue to dominate because huge numbers of people will use them and feed them with the breath of life. reply
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that poor bastard just got awaken from cryo sleep after being put under in '07.
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if mastodon is a nerd place full of nerds then I'll happily stay on mastodon anyway
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xvector 1 hour ago | parent | context | prev | next [–] | on: U.S. accuses Google of abusing monopoly in ad tech... Lina Khan may have written great papers but she isn't fit for the job. She harbors a hate for big tech and cannot be impartial in her dealings. See her recent attempt to prevent Meta from acquiring Within. There is no sane, level-headed case that could possibly paint this acquisition as an antitrust violation. Even most legal experts will agree that Lina Khan's case is a stretch at best. It's clear that this case is simply motivated by a hatred for Meta more than anything rational, and such decision making can harm the emergence of nascent technology such as AR/VR. reply
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hatred for Meta is a rational position
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strangely enough holding an open pro-big-business bias is never a disqualifier for anything, only anti-. wonder what's up with that
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I’m sure it’s entirely coincidental and not at all worth investigating or interrogating
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quote:I chose to contribute my collected ADS-B data to ADS-B Exchange rather than Flightradar24 just because ADS-B Exchange was community driven and not owned by a company. quote:Why not create a blockchain on webtorrent?
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wonderwonder 27 minutes ago | parent | prev | next [–] 100% this. How many acts of violence by lonely men would be avoided if they had just had the opportunity to go out, drop $150 and have sex. Especially sex that catered to whatever fetish they happened to indulge in. I have no scientific numbers to back this but I am willing to be the answer is "a lot". I feel like if an isolated, angry virgin was able to have sex in a non judgmental environment they would lose their hostility and likely be all the better for it. reply
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low_tech_punk 43 minutes ago | parent | prev | next [–] If people consider marriage as a contract of exchange, then it is already a form of legalized prostitution. Monogamy might be a bigger underlying problem. Esther Perel's Mating in Captivity in a good read on this topic. reply
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# ? Jan 26, 2023 19:02 |
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ah yes, all those angry men who will go and do a mass shooting or whatever, but refuse to visit a prostitute because that's against the law
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# ? Jan 26, 2023 19:23 |
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normalizing treating women as purchasable commodities will surely lead to a society-wide reduction in misogyny
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FMguru posted:normalizing treating women as purchasable commodities will surely lead to a society-wide reduction in misogyny misogyny reduction is not a stated goal
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Jose Valasquez posted:low_tech_punk 43 minutes ago | parent | prev | next [–] wait hang on there
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only psychopaths think of marriage as a contract of exchange, op
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Best Bi Geek Squid posted:only psychopaths think of marriage as a contract of exchange, op And people from like 1500 years ago
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RangerScience 23 hours ago | parent | context | flag | favorite | on: Ask HN: What would be your stack if you are buildi... Rails if I want a database, Sinatra if I don't. Ruby just... wants you to be happy while you're using it. And in the long run of life, that matters. Python wants to be correct, Java wants you to not make mistakes, JS is still figuring itself out, Scala wants to do hard things... Ruby wants you to be happy. IMO - There's a lot of very worthwhile follow-on effects of that - everything from libraries (generally) being just that much easier to get going with, to lower-stress teams having better communication, to debates instead of fights (I'm looking at you, PEP572). Ruby is nice so we are nice reply
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quote:Python wants to be correct, Java wants you to not make mistakes hn and all but (a) Python wants you to be correct?; and (b) what exactly does he see as the distinction here?
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ultrafilter posted:hn and all but (a) Python wants you to be correct?; and (b) what exactly does he see as the distinction here?
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princevegeta89 23 minutes ago | root | parent | next [–] Well, my 2c is that making money is an enjoyable activity as well. As someone who loved all the RTS/Tycoon games back in 2000's, I look at making money through own ventures as just another game at the same time reply
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hi, i'm princevegeta89, and i'm looking for love. i like candlelit dinners, long walks on the beach, and as many ventures as i can handle
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If it runs, it is correct, and python "wants" to run almost anything without giving up at compile time like some prissy language for children.
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i was not previously familiar with this particular take on open source licenses honkler 40 minutes ago [flagged] [dead] | parent | context | flag | vouch | favorite | on: What is Google doing with its open source teams? with GPL license, you allow a man to have coitus with your wife IF AND ONLY IF he takes pictures of the acts and shares it with the entire town. With BSD/MIT license you allow him to have a great time even if he keep it to himself. Both of these are instances of cuckoldry (excuse my words). The better alternative obviously is to keep source to yourself and sell software.
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“honkler”
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found rotor's hn acct
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