HaZeust

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by HaZeust 1y ago
Both are valid KPIs to measure, “player retention.”
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by HaZeust 1y ago
>"Server Browsers make sense in a world in which members of the community are self-hosting their own infrastructure for others to play on. While a great way to build community, it can be a problem when it comes to player retention a
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by HaZeust 1y ago
Same but for xTcR and Tw^2; better days.
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by HaZeust 1y ago
I laughed my ass off immediately after it gave that output, until the presenter made clear that it was a flash card for learning the words, "the cat" in French - and backed it up.
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by HaZeust 1y ago
One woman who went through her calendar with GPT had good acting that the GPT reply helped her find impromptu information (an email she needed to answer), and someone staged GPT-5 to make a French-learning website lander - which butchered i
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by HaZeust 1y ago
#2, #3, #9 and #10 of HN's most upvoted posts are inherently political.
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by HaZeust 1y ago
You must be developing scoliosis with this level of backwards-bending to explain the misdeeds of an administration and Congress that doesn't care about thwarting your civil liberties!
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by HaZeust 1y ago
The distinction is irrelevant, and if you read the ruling - any evidence that proves difference between the three is inadmissible in court. It is impossible to challenge grounds of the Executive saying that any and ALL actions he takes is w
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by HaZeust 1y ago
wen pelican.... WEN BICYCLE
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by HaZeust 1y ago
>"Doctors often don’t see the value in software that solves their subordinates’ problems." This was such a huge problem at my former company, Billit (getbillit.com), that our number 1 method on achieving clients was making such
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by HaZeust 1y ago
Yawn. Buy into the divide, you're only helping the true 0.1%.
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by HaZeust 1y ago
Ferdinand didn't warrant WWI on his own, either. There's straws that break a camel's back. Not saying AI interviews are THE straw, but I am telling you to act less surprised about whatever the straw ends up being.
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by HaZeust 1y ago
Don't ever let anyone brainwash you into thinking we don't have the money and guns either.
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by HaZeust 1y ago
inb4 "AAAAAAAAAA I'm * TRIGGERED* " Just thought your answer was funny, carry on without ego!
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by HaZeust 1y ago
??? You're going to have to share with me what that means. Are you using GPT to come to your conclusions? Did you read the BLS table and literally CTRL+F the data percentages I gave?
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by HaZeust 1y ago
I mean partly, but it's because you’re mixing up aggregate vs within-group numbers. In this BLS table [1], the housing tenure lines do the work: 85% of under-25s rent, 58% of 25-34 rent, and only 22% of 65+ rent, while 53% of 65+ own o
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by HaZeust 1y ago
Saying: >"Thats how you make generalizations about what's going on." Right after saying: >"You're trying to bend the data to your pre-existing beliefs. Is a little funny, but fair play.
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by HaZeust 1y ago
While correct, CPI-U is still an average. The spending mix of a young adult runs differently, and recent Fed work shows inflation isn’t uniform by group, with younger age groups often higher post-2021. So CPI-adjusted can still overstate ho
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by HaZeust 1y ago
It doesn't, and you’re slicing a narrow cohort and using a generic basket. Under-25/25-34 spend a much bigger share on housing, and rents ripped; that combo compresses “real” gains even when wages tick up. If you match the cohort
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by HaZeust 1y ago
"Me? Having sex from the IRC days?! Oh, don't you worry, I had sex ."
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by HaZeust 1y ago
This outlook on life is a perilous endeavor. Eliminate lesser friends, curate your circle to find better ones, talk to a professional about your ill-advised beliefs on humanity at large. It's not an easy process, but it's a necess
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by HaZeust 1y ago
Rent, household items, cost of external activities, and health insurance (sometimes, see parents' insurance plans) are still subject to that group - which my sources show clear outpacing for - even with youth's increase in wages.
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by HaZeust 1y ago
>"First, young people make a lot more than they did 10 years ago (both nominally and inflation adjusted)." I need a source on this, like [1], and I need you to also share the cost-of-living average increases, which PLAINLY show
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by HaZeust 1y ago
Haha this is good times - solid site
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by HaZeust 1y ago
>"Sadly I would have probably hired the person if they had been honest about not having direct experience in our domain, but once you catch someone lying so directly it’s hard to trust them for anything else" I heard this time
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by HaZeust 1y ago
>"It wasn't a good idea to use shortened links in a citation in the first place, and somebody should have explained that to the authors" ??? DOI and ORCID sponsored link-shortening with Goo.gl. Authors did what they were
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by HaZeust 1y ago
Not yet, or schemas. It can do netlists, though! But it's much harder to go from "Netlist -> Diagram/Schema" than the other way around :(
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by HaZeust 1y ago
Off-topic (semi) but I'm a big fan of Docuseal - I use them more my client-contractor agreements without any issue. Pricing is unbeatable as well, other contract-signing services have completely lost the plot.
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by HaZeust 1y ago
While correct, the implication of the quote in the article that GP shares is that of, “who ELSE CAN incapacitate the president in event of overreach on the status quo?” There’s usually 2 implied answers to this - at least in American discou
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by HaZeust 1y ago
Jury is really the ontologically-vested check and balance that “The People” receive, the rest are implied through negative rights (right to guns BECAUSE congress can’t infringe, right to speech BECAUSE congress cant abridge) Jury is a posit

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