@lefticus @chaiscript if you feel you are close "enough" to the limit that a discussion community would work, try the form anyway!

@kevindente the licensing was jacked, which is not uncommon.. licensing is hard to get right if you don't start right

@raanan was thinking about this.. what are your top 5 things you say to it?

@JasonPunyon well that'd be easy. Basically, hire anyone.

@joshk I see someone woke up a little cranky today ;)

@Beschizza the bearded lady

@textfiles @KevinSavetz these are awesome

@ninjaweasel yes I am a huge Battlefield fan, I could not get into the Star Wars stuff though

@Thebettafish gets realll old after the 100th or 1000ndth time though

@IfErrThrowBrick yeah 45 minutes of guaranteed underperform/afk loss is way way too much

@johnolilly weak ideas, strongly held

@seesharp I used the 10 million top list on GitHub linked in the replies to that tweet, extracted 10+ char only out of it

@itsjakerobb I don't disagree but that's a whole different ball of wax

@marcprecipice @timoreilly anything other than encryption by default all the time is increasingly the wrong choice

@mathowie drumpf always does a kind of duckface in his photos, doesn't he?

@jmp_nyc @cshirky videogames were, and are, the future. Still photos in a freakin' 360 degree circle wasn't that impressive... even in 1994.

@jmp_nyc @cshirky I'd go with https://t.co/xP6TSkzpbD circa 1993-ish?

@cshirky this? https://t.co/6a5O4ATLhO Not sure I'm super down with "panoramic photos = VR"

@Buffer_Cat yep, but that's a different problem.

@Buffer_Cat try "remembera10+password"

@ShaneX also, 8 hours? This is barely a difference. Add a few more chars and try again.

@ShaneX read the article. $40k buys a lot of GPUs, or rent a cloud with GPUs.

@ShaneX 8 chars is about 60 seconds https://t.co/nPpJKKOs6c

@vaskointeractv eeeek

@ShaneX statistically speaking, nope

@ShaneX not better, longer. We also expect people to lock their cars and houses.

@ShaneX 8 char passwords are no security at all these days.

@migueldeicaza this is true, drone healthcare is much cheaper

@paulg true, but you have to watch / measure what users do, not only talk to users

@mathowie unlikely

@textfiles recommend me a best episode

@ianremsen my soul

@textfiles I'll see you in hell

@marcprecipice they don't understand why the first call to action is direct contact between the flagger and the poster.

@marcprecipice I get hassled all the time because the flag dialog in Discourse looks like this. But you know why! https://t.co/2ff1T3Gn68

@textfiles just sayin', IRC is a hideous abomination. And you guys DID use it, as you just said..

@marcprecipice perhaps anonymous feedback is not a good idea. "If you'd be willing to say it in person.."

@textfiles @internetarchive no human should ever use IRC, it is a cancerous cyst on the anus of the world

@textfiles IRC is literally cancer of the face. I can't understate how much I hate it.

@textfiles that's surprising since I had to go to IRC to give positive feedback to archive team. And I fuckin' HATE irc.

@jamiedixon @balpha you can embody it by going out and paying it forward -- helping others in kind. Much more meaningful.

@AJFarkas you can blur between frames at any frame rate.

@marclevy https://t.co/p96iQHAG7u

@jamiedixon @balpha https://t.co/pRKCyTPSRt

@textfiles @internetarchive and note the Discourse team is in 8 different time zones so we obviously use chat too.

@textfiles @internetarchive not surprising, IRC is absolute shit on every level

@steffi3 what was it about? The warm fuzzy feeling of paying more?

@Rcomian @jonskeet ah, the old "hide the cookie jar" diet approach -- such a shame it so rarely works ;)

@Rcomian @jonskeet at what cost? Constant interruptions? That's the kiss of death for programming productivity.

@Beschizza pagination has always been horsecrap. Who jumps to page 6?

@cwodtke CEOs don't have time to read!

@TheEvanCarroll I believe the cloud should be punished, this would be just

@cwodtke simple, add more naked bodies, traffic will increase. Problem SOLVED!

@nicksahler nice! @cottonbureau is the best!

@haakoo @terrajobst always looking for contributors! https://t.co/K1JWKVhIz7

@maggiekb1 torrents are your friends!

@Supermathie @eviltrout bad news you need 4K per eye at >60fps. Soooo good luck with that over wireless

@kevinmontrose our discourse world meetup in 2016 is in France and @zogstrip is securing our castle!

@eviltrout wow creed was that good eh?

@yuhong2 @Nick_Craver that is the hope! Then we can upgrayedd our DB servers to 256gb

@InsideTheBlock average person (well, dude, anyway) way more into sports than tech

@InsideTheBlock sports is is a million times bigger

@kevindente yeah we've seen that thing around!

@penartur @fuzzybinary https://t.co/j3WWV7aKim

@chetfaliszek buy another, swap and return. You didn't hear this from me though...

@ShaneX @StackOverflow as I recall @kevinmontrose built that originally in 2010?

@mathowie I wish to subscribe to your newsletter

@ILOVETHEHAWK that is a perfect place for a cat

@gabrielstuff I didn't say hate, I said dislike. Hate is a strong word.

@zedshaw apparently (cues up Whitney) I am the grea-a-a-test, hater of all

@wilshipley banks are the worst. I wish they could be disrupted as easily as Taxis with Uber.

@siracusa only on the inside!!

@wilshipley I just apologize to everyone all the time now. Seriously.

@Gryzor @BatLabels this is how I have always thought of you

@Gryzor @betsyphd ask @jarrod_dixon about his autographed picture of Iceman!

@betsyphd @Gryzor one of the favorites of @jarrod_dixon and I

@counterweight7 less traffic, less expenses

@damienkatz tell me your password

@jason_koebler but if the info is delivered by third parties, their costs go down. Effectively distributed CDNs

@_sjs and reading the information is not using it?

@ryanttb traffic is down means it also costs less to run as it is more distributed...

@johnolilly something is deeply wrong at the heart of Wikipedia if they felt they "had" to build a secret search engine

@johnolilly there is something very wrong with this line of reasoning. Is the goal to disseminate info freely or generate "hits"?

@johnolilly Google won this long ago by de facto choosing search result order. Oneboxing top result is no different.

@johnolilly I don't see the problem in this case. Oneboxing search results isn't stealing traffic.

@johnolilly hmm. Content is clearly marked as from Wikipedia, regardless of where that content was served from.

@themikepan I will keep my eye out for this, that would be bad, system can never be fully human idle

@fuzzybinary looks neat let me know how you like it! I think I prefer trackball for in-hand

@goncalossilva @eviltrout ask on HN, and I can answer there!

@Crazy_MYKL might be good to capture this with @eviltrout here https://t.co/hfO38Ey39I

@themikepan huh, my HTPC never sleeps since I want it to be the only 24/7 computer in the house. 10w idle https://t.co/3E6WdAHNBA

@fuzzybinary much more compact for in-hand use

@Samsinite @keithjgrant ask on HN topic

@keithjgrant @Samsinite ask on HN topic

@maggiekb1 I think that's a weak argument, but the "coded eugenics" one is quite strong. The "wrong" people are having lots of kids!

@Crazy_MYKL good question for @eviltrout

@davidcstevens_ htpc doesn't involve a ton of data entry..

@maggiekb1 the "hidden eugenics argument" is a much stronger criticism IMO. It's anti-dumb not anti-poor.

@maggiekb1 As I said, I think this article reflects the state of the mind of the reviewer. It's not an interpretation I've heard before.

@maggiekb1 I've had enough experience with wealthy people to not assume they are smart. And with poor people to not assume they are dumb.