rootw0rm

personally i think yes. any opportunity to call out people publicly for disgusting behaviour presents a chance for people to learn. i think it's okay for people to be reminded that ugly ideas like fascism exist and are still current.

specifically on 'private platform' detail...it's a rather slippery slope to force people to host or not host particular ideas on their own property. it's easy to pick a couple topics that most people would agree are 'bad' and shouldn't be discussed, but where does it end?

i'm more in favor of publicly calling Nazis assholes wherever they show up.

and yet, to make your point, all you had to do was upvote the parent to make it more visible.

I was curious myself, this link is a bit of an introduction to the mess:

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/direct2d/com...

"GDI is hardware accelerated on Windows XP, and accelerated on Windows 7 when the Desktop Window Manager is running and a WDDM 1.1 driver is in use. Direct2D is hardware accelerated on almost any WDDM driver and whether or not DWM is in use. On Vista, GDI will always render on the CPU."

an ATR demo CD was the very first CD of mine ever stolen, my punk rock friends were blown away

however, taking your name from an Atari Teenage Riot song is forever braggable

It's amusing and all, but does an article consisting of 100% snark really belong on HN?

Dupe:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35800988

obligatory scene from Demolition Man:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q7R_FF5O1d4

Nepotism and government money make the world go round.

Useful for who?

I propose πCU

agreed, WSL1 was an ambitious, cool project

I'd personally recommend liberating Venezuela

on topic, from 2020:

https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/microsoft/windows-10-h...

the main reason i have my little blog is to motivate me and shame me into actually finishing something

Most replies are the OP bumping their thread. The most recent post reminded me of the discussion here, lol:

``` 3 hours ago (This post was last modified: 3 hours ago by mr_crankers. Edited 1 time in total.)

will buy if I have timr ```

Referring to Navajo code talkers I assume...

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Code_talker

I think the point is that different people have different goals for "AI"

for just tracking visits on a toy site, i use OpenResty + a bit of Lua and Redis, doesn't require cookies or javascript. never stress tested it tho

zola + free oracle tier for me

https://github.com/getzola/zola

Honestly, I'm pretty sure that some good shows are already around LLM levels of focus/creativity. I love Bleach, but there are several plot lines where there's a great story that ends abruptly, never to be revived again. The story just happily meanders along like an LLM trying it's best to give you exactly what you want =)

it's not uncommon for open carry states to have lock boxes inside the entrance of government buildings for people to stow their firearms. i haven't personally seen it other places (i.e. museums), but it's actually a thing

that's actually, um...common? i just had to repair an electric jackhammer last week. i worked in a machine shop for a large well drilling company not long ago, and not only did we create/repair tools for the company, but obviously had to keep our mills and lathes and cranes, etc. in good working condition.

nice project. this is why HN kicks ass

hold on, which universe did you source your matter from?

afaik they did, and helped narrow the search area

I would like to see that study too. I would consider the results of both studies valuable for different reasons.

"They don't begin to compare in effect."

The study agrees with you =)

I'm not really arguing for or against drawing any particular conclusions from this paper. I just think it's an interesting study that gives further insight into a subject that could probably benefit from many more studies like it.