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by Hasz 8mo ago
I have been arguing this point for several years now -- but wrt to the Democratic party's relationship with guns. The same justification used to limit the second amendment is the same justification that can be used to limit the 1st, 4t
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by Hasz 8mo ago
bah humbug. In the age of LLM edited text, having a distinct style (be it written or spoken) is a breath of fresh air. AI has already ruined the em dash, no need to let it ruin your unique voice, style and cadence.
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by Hasz 9mo ago
The US has lost multiple wars to goat herders in pickup trucks with small arms. As Ukraine has demonstrated, a shaped charge and consumer drone is highly effective against even heavy mechanized armor. ERA doesn't work well for multiple
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by Hasz 9mo ago
Hopefully, someone from Bose sees these comments. There is a serious segment of the pro and prosumer audio market that values open-source, interoperability, long service life, and is willing to pay a bit more for it. I hope Bose continues t
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by Hasz 9mo ago
I think the job titles (Tax #3) are particularly damming. As the post mentions, H1B Specialty Occupations require Theoretical and practical application of a body of highly specialized knowledge . The jobs titles many WITCH firms are submit
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by Hasz 10mo ago
That Suncor refinery is in a bit of a fight with the state over environmental pollution. Cheap gas certainly helps improve the political situation for that particular refinery. https://coloradosun.com/2025/09/26&#x
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by Hasz 10mo ago
It is done for entire species. There is plenty of fruits (Pawpaw, loquat, soursop come to mind) that are really not grown at-scale commercially in the US due to spoilage, easy to bruise, or other similar issues. If you like interesting frui
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by Hasz 10mo ago
...and in 2008. sadly, it might actually work: https://bipartisanpolicy.org/article/the-deficit-in-a-downtu... https://www.frbsf.org/research-and-insights/publications/eco... The hard part is
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by Hasz 10mo ago
this is just not true. Building great products with average talent is a sign of great management, and it's been done before in both business and sports. moneyball is about this idea at some level. Plenty of SV is building below average
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by Hasz 10mo ago
DEI used to make them money, and now it loses them money. It is not surprising they would jettison it.
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by Hasz 10mo ago
Apple hardware is absurdly good. Airpods, amazing, redefined what wireless headphones are. M-series macbooks, amazing, new benchmark in performance per core and battery life. Plenty of older products too that either created the category or
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by Hasz 11mo ago
Steam and Ubuntu has worked really well for me, big picture mode + hdmi switch has made for a very-close-to-console experience I am playing mostly single player campaign type games (Assassins creed, RDR2, etc) which certainly improves the p
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by Hasz 11mo ago
Wasn't around to personally witness it, but I do not believe the first part is true: https://www.princeton.edu/~ota/disk2/1990/9015/901507.PDF , specifically page 94. Also, IMO there is a big differe
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by Hasz 11mo ago
Great video. The convergence between traditional stock market finance and casino gambling is going to seriously scar a generation.
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by Hasz 11mo ago
Getting a 1% across the board general purpose improvement might sound small, but is quite significant. Happy to see Canonical invest more heavily in performance and correctness. Would love to see which packages benefited the most in terms o
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by Hasz 11mo ago
This is it. Later versions of python .11/.12/.13 have significant improvements and differences. Being able to seamlessly test/switch between them is a big QOL improvement. I don't love that UV is basically tied to a for
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by Hasz 1y ago
Excellent article. However, I do feel it is missing a more macabre side of the organ donation market in the US, especially around premature death categorization, in the below case, using "donation after circulatory death" instead
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by Hasz 1y ago
Different requirements, different skillsets, different costs, different challenges. AWS is only topically the same product as Hetzner, coming from someone who has used both quite a bit.
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by Hasz 1y ago
I have done this a bunch of different times, mostly to resolve sourcing disputes. Dissolving in boiling sulphuric acid/nitric acid will make quick work of most epoxy packaging IMO, I have mostly seen mislabeling, rebinning, and passing
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by Hasz 1y ago
some steps, e.g ap-get, are not deterministic and practically, it would be painful to make them so (usually controlling updates with an external mirror, ignoring phased upgrades, bunch of other misc stuff). You then start looking at immutab
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by Hasz 1y ago
I strongly disagree with this. While I am generally pro-immigration, injecting a political view into an article ostensibly about a new scientific discovery is how science loses credibility and objectivity. See the "trust the science&qu
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by Hasz 1y ago
I looked at this space about 3 years ago, what I want seems to still not exist I am looking to sell physical goods for low total amounts (<$10 usd) via a website. The most basic e-commerce you can imagine. In particular, what I want: - f
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by Hasz 1y ago
Also of interest if you enjoy precision engineering: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sFrVdoOhu1Q&pp=ygUdZGFuIGdlb...
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by Hasz 1y ago
Sig's response to this clusterfuck will be studied in PR classes for years to come. They started with a wildly overagressive social media campaign and have generally refused to admit there is a problem, and are banning, suing and gener
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by Hasz 1y ago
Meh, perhaps now, but there is an easy pipeline of work (mostly menial, Turk type tasks) for crypto that runs right past KYC. Cash for crypto is also surprisingly easy to find, again bypassing most KYC. I am not sure what will be easier.
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by Hasz 1y ago
Many, eg Mullvad, allow for crypto payments
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by Hasz 1y ago
stealing easier.
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by Hasz 1y ago
Unfortunately, dismissing ideas based on who supports them is pretty common and used by people who are unwilling or unable to discuss the ideas directly. This is mostly used incompetently, but occasionally used maliciously. I think I see th
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by Hasz 1y ago
Certified Pre-Owned programs. I am surprised they are starting with Laptops. IMO, it makes more sense to start with servers. They are car-priced assets, and stand much more to gain from a multi-point inspection versus a laptop. They are als
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by Hasz 1y ago
You can make a product that is resistant to indentation and scratches while still providing give under your foot. LVP achieves this with various underlayments, the same technique could be used here.

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