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qrio2··on uBlock Origin Lite now available on Firefox
I think this is a key to the argument for ad-block. If it was literally just banner ads without tracking, sure, go right ahead. Modern web advertising is so much more than that (aggressive tracking, data collection without consent, or worse).

I miss getting those banner ads for decreasing my mortgage rates as a 14 year old who doesn't even pay rent yet

qrio2··on uBlock Origin Lite now available on Firefox
This is an interesting argument. I own my computer and network, should I not be allowed to control what content is or is not allowed in my network? I guess the corollary that would follow from MY argument is that they should be permitted to block me from accessing their site if they see I'm not permitting ads
qrio2··on My favorite Vim oneliners for text manipulation
surround and sneak are my desert island vim plugins
qrio2··on Netscape Meteors
wow I forgot about this. I used this to "break" the cyber-patrol filtering app on my pc so that I could get my parents to uninstall it lol.
qrio2··on Cognitive AI for ADHD
I will give this a shot. So far it seems like a planning app that includes tasks that i think of. I need something that alerts me of calendar events or upcoming things so that I don't forget about them. The app tells me it can set reminders and notify me but I don't think that is true from what i can see here.
qrio2··on Apple Vision Pro: Apple’s first spatial computer
interesting!
qrio2··on Ask HN: What is your proudest little invention or discovery?
This is probably a holdover from arcade games - many score boards would check for "no no" words like ASS, SEX, DIK, etc and would change it to the initials of a developer or acronym for the company
qrio2··on Texas professor fails entire class from graduating- claiming they used ChatGTP
I get what you mean, but to me that's a bit like avoiding using a shovel because you can dig with your hands. IMO learning these tools, how to use them well, and properly is going to be really helpful. That said I do already feel that dependence creeping in
qrio2··on Dose-response relationships of LSD-induced subjective experiences in humans
Thought that was great too - check out the questionnaire https://www.trippingly.net/lsd-studies/2018/5/22/the-mystica...
qrio2··on Dose-response relationships of LSD-induced subjective experiences in humans
Love seeing more research done on LSD. Hopefully the more we can prove its positive effects will lead to broader acceptance and safer use by all who are interested. I feel that most "bad experiences" can be avoided by education and ensuring the proper "set and setting", and the more we know about the substance's effects the better.
qrio2··on Heavy marijuana use increases schizophrenia in men, study finds
There's increasing demand for less potent cannabis. Low THC CBD flower and high CBD percentage flower is kind of secondary but you're right that for the most part customer demand is for stronger flower.
qrio2··on Replit's new Code LLM: Open Source, 77% smaller than Codex, trained in 1 week
I wonder if LLM with something like plantUML would generate anything useful
qrio2··on Factory PoMo (90s tech boom aesthetic)
Evan Collins and Froyo Tam's work in identifying and labeling modern aesthetic trends is one of the coolest areas of internet research I've come across. They have done loads of scanning of old catalogs and magazines, uploading work to internet archive, etc. and formed the 'consumer aesthetics research institute (CARI)' to catalog it all. Tons of modern internet aesthetic trends like "Fruitiger Aero", "Y2k aesthetic" etc have largely been the work of these two and the CARI community. Their work and research gets constantly copied or shared without source, so I always try to point people back to the community that has done the hard work finding these trends.

https://cari.institute/

qrio2··on Show HN: Regex.ai – AI-powered regular expression generator
https://www.debuggex.com/ is my favorite
qrio2··on Will wealthier people access better AIs?
was said about computers only 50 years ago, it's worth thinking about (tho probably too speculative at this point)
qrio2··on Ask HN: How are you using GPT to be productive?
yeah even asking for common node library/sdk implementations has been off for me, calling functions with options that are not accepted, or what it thinks they should be
qrio2··on Nintendo's Wii U and 3DS stores closing means game over for digital archives
lol yeah, there was a period of time where you could download the files directly from the official nintendo eShop CDN directly without paying
qrio2··on Google Search Is Dying (2022)
triggering lol
qrio2··on Is Google’s 20-year search dominance about to end?
weird, i must be a/b'd out of that because i just get "more results" endless scrolling, and have for all of recent memory
qrio2··on Is Google’s 20-year search dominance about to end?
god, the quoted text suggestion thing is really the nail in the coffin. Used to feel like a wizard showing people how to get exact search results, now... well, that's why we're having this discussion
qrio2··on Is Google’s 20-year search dominance about to end?
Things that i *know* were parts of the internet, that I could find via google 5-10 years ago are no longer possible to find. I get single page search results sometimes, with not even the capability to keep browsing 'more' pages to see things that may be tangentially related. Google has just decided to not show them at all. Remember when the bottom of the page was "Goooooooooooooooogle" and you could click each "o" to go to that page? Haven't seen that in a while, right?
qrio2··on Ask HN: Programs that saved you 100 hours? (2022 edition)
Very interesting project, It's interesting to see trends coming back to bundled BE/FE. What would you say are the biggest issues you have with Redwood?
qrio2··on Ask HN: How might HN build a social network together?
right, google plus failed bc it was a platform problem. Who would prefer to use that product over facebook, twitter, etc that duplicate the functionality 90%. ello was another hilarious example (that somehow... still exists...)
qrio2··on Windows 11 still not winning the OS popularity contest
The worst offense is that the taskbar, which now is forced into removing labels and forcing grouping of tasks. Gone are the days of clicking Firefox(Window 1) and Firefox(Window 2), they've just copied the mac dock.

Yes you can use registry hacks/tools from github to get the functionality back... but this is just unacceptable.

qrio2··on Aleatoric music
That's the first thing that comes to mind when i hear the word "aleatoric" and where i first learned about it
qrio2··on Tales of the M1 GPU
pretty much the appeal(?) of asahi lina. it's been a weird ride to follow for sure.
qrio2··on We Built Syntax Highlighting for the Terminal Input Editor
Please stop shilling your product on this website.
qrio2··on Why is the terminal input so weird?
Seconded, this product is like an anti-tool.
qrio2··on Why is the terminal input so weird?
How many times do you need to get dunked on before you stop promoting this waste of an app
qrio2··on Why is the terminal input so weird?
Bro please stop shilling your stupid terminal replacement. Nobody here wants this. Almost everybody here believes you need to get comfortable working in the STANDARD TERMINAL