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by Hasz 2mo ago
Hey that’s pretty smart! Fradulent, but very smart. I was honestly expecting botnet. I expect many cameras of “dubious” origin are used for similar tasks, same with most “smart” devices with sufficient horsepower.
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by Hasz 2mo ago
Climate change will almost surely increase growing seasons and agricultural productivity in higher latitudes (for some crops). It will be extremely crop and cultivar dependent, I expect lots of R&D to go into crops that can deal with wi
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by Hasz 2mo ago
The issue is recognition. Everyone can see and admire shiny tools. Very few people can look at an empty editor or stub and see a good new product/feature. So lots of focus on tools, because lots can see it, and little focus on the wh
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by Hasz 2mo ago
bah, all is not lost. Climate change will create winners and losers. Losers -- anyone on the equator or within the the tropic of cancer/capricorn. Winners -- those outside those regions or with enough $ to adapt. Give me solar geoengin
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by Hasz 2mo ago
the company, sure. The stock or people who own in, less clear.
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by Hasz 3mo ago
Very impressed at net cost. I used to run a small ecom business targeting total prices in the range of $3-10. At $3, payment processing is nearly 11-12% of costs, which is absurd, more if you amortize the occasional chargeback/fraud. L
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by Hasz 3mo ago
Because it isn't about CSAM, IMO. You see this with plenty of social issues, notably firearms ownership. The claim is we will restrict/license/outlaw xyz for the kids, but really, a data-drive approach would have focused on d
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by Hasz 3mo ago
feature velocity >> feature stability. Core libs/software have never been better, eg I have had much better luck with stuff like ffmpeg and virsh than ever before. If it has a UI and targeted at consumers though? Bug city.
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by Hasz 3mo ago
Holy smokes is the browser versions of PPT, OneNote, word etc buggy, I could not believe that was an actual released product. Random page crashes, refresh loops, etc, all for the crime of using firefox on a mac. The bottom of their test mat
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by Hasz 3mo ago
Here's an idea for you -- property evaluation. It's not hyper-specific to your monitoring system, but it would be very interesting to understand before buying a house: 1. How loud the neighbhorhood is over time periods, eg sat nig
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by Hasz 3mo ago
found this showing the grooming process, apparently actually getting the mite is tricky! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rpdmDr7da6U
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by Hasz 3mo ago
> anything that gratifies one's intellectual curiosity close enough imo any apparently 400 voters too.
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by Hasz 3mo ago
Agentic loops are being promoted by the same people selling tokens, abstracting away the cost per token, and doing everything in their power to obfuscate costs. I think a senior dev/architect + some good models is still the goated comb
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by Hasz 3mo ago
> So the only ingredient that’s doing anything in that bottle of DayQuil makes up just 2% of the bottle: the roughly 8 grams of acetaminophen this argument makes very little sense. Plenty of very potent drugs are in the single digit mg r
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by Hasz 3mo ago
Disappointing to see you downvoted on hacker news of all places. Cmon, have some ambition. A bunch of people here have no idea how bad the water crunch is. The oogala has been overdrawn for decades, and is a major source of agriculture wate
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by Hasz 3mo ago
bah, bait. > You Can Only Change Yourself This is a good reason to argue with people! Forcing yourself to look critically at your own positions via debate is a key self-improvement method. Simply not engaging and never having a back-n-fo
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by Hasz 4mo ago
An unpopular opinion for this site probably, but all the same arguments apply to gun control and civil liberties in general. In the united states, the first amendment (what this post is primarily concerned about) and the second amendment ar
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by Hasz 4mo ago
Mitchell Hashimoto, talk about putting your money where your mouth is. What a cool dude. Much respect!
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by Hasz 4mo ago
you should be putting in conduit -- either smurf tube, emt, sch40, or similar. can pull whatever, and more importantly, if a cable is damaged by an overly zealous gorilla during installation, it can easily be fixed and replaced.
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by Hasz 4mo ago
In terms of ICP, there is a wonderful underbelly of scraper/drop/deliberate automation evasion resellers for basically every consumer product niche -- think shoes, watches, anything limited-edition, etc. These people mostly are bu
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by Hasz 4mo ago
I think this is fine? Code used to be very expensive to generate, now it is cheap. Building glue logic between well-defined, well-documented APIs has never been easier or faster. There is a time and place for throwaway code that quickly aut
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by Hasz 4mo ago
new session. It's easy to lead a model into getting the response you want, deliberately or accidently. The point is not to literally win an argument (it doesn't matter), it is to use the model like a partner to poke holes in your
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by Hasz 4mo ago
Advertising is fine (not great), especially when highly targeted and relevant. Spam, misleading, or predatory advertising is not.
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by Hasz 4mo ago
Counterpoint, I think this is true for some archetypes of people, but certainly not everyone. I personally use it like the socratic method. I am an intermediate user, I spend a ton of time with LLMs at work and personally, both prompting an
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by Hasz 4mo ago
save 70% of net and (try to) reject the hedonistic treadmill
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by Hasz 4mo ago
Mentioned in the article, but it cracks me up that both openai and anthropic are utilizing fairly traditional enterprise GTM plans segmented by verticals. So many startups trying to automate sales, but somehow the two biggest frontier labs
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by Hasz 4mo ago
Cadence and Ansys have entered the chat. A bunch of other highly-specialized engineering software has entered the chat. Licenses are on the order of 10-100k/seat. For a pretty funny comment about pricing. https://www.reddit.
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by Hasz 4mo ago
I have UC and will get colonoscopies to confirm it is well-controlled for the foreseeable future. It also increases risk of colorectal cancer, something I am actively thinking about. Rates of UC, IBD, and similar digestive issues are up acr
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by Hasz 5mo ago
Aw man, what about hashcat or LOIC? Maybe a bit too new for this article https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Low_Orbit_Ion_Cannon
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by Hasz 5mo ago
A separate thought -- current traditional online ad spend if RIFE with fraud. If OpenAI is smart, they will play both sides of the equation, slipping ads into the model to extract $ from users/advertisers and not being 100% forthcomi

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