JPKab

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by JPKab 1y ago
As a paying customer, you get completely hosed every time they add a new feature for the non-paying users. The website is barely responding today, and the Desktop client always has massively degraded performance. Really annoying having the
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by JPKab 1y ago
True. They are ONLY good when they have competition. The sense of complacency that creeps in is so obvious as a customer. To this day, the Google Home (or is it called Nest now?) speaker is the only physical product i've ever owned w
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by JPKab 2y ago
BluAnon in full effect I see.
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by JPKab 2y ago
"As a US citizen horrified by the people that voted for Trump" Congratulations, you've been successfully propagandized to a point where you view people who don't vote the way you do as morally inferior. I'm sure th
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by JPKab 2y ago
American here: We don't care. Approximately 0% of the American public believes the UK would help us if we were invaded, because we have eyes and have seen how absolutely degraded the European militaries have become, outside of a few o
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by JPKab 2y ago
Half the country isn't "compromised." We simply woke up to the fact that a continent of people that do nothing but mock and sneer at us refused to pay for their own defense, and we get nothing from it in return, other than h
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by JPKab 2y ago
Why are you acting as if China is a benign bystander in this? They literally sided with Russia in the very beginning of the war, including notifying Putin of intelligence the US shared with them in the months leading up to the war. You als
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by JPKab 2y ago
China sided with Russia from the very beginning of the war, including notifying Putin as soon as the US revealed their intelligence in a meeting with Xi before the invasion. Interesting how quickly you forget this inconvenient detail in th
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by JPKab 2y ago
My entire company is unable to access it. Good reminder that we need a backup real time messaging app.
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by JPKab 2y ago
TechCrunch has degenerated into a clickbait site with horrifically unprofessional "journalists" working there. You get god awful articles like this, where "civil" is used instead of "civilian" and the author is
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by JPKab 2y ago
My mom got hooked in 99 after she slipped on ice at her house in Bluefield, WV. Became a full blown addict after getting prescribed for the subsequent back injury. She lost everything, disappeared, became a homeless addict drifting from DC
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by JPKab 2y ago
Nah dude, all of these people in the comments thread who live in northern California and have no knowledge of drones beyond playing with a buddy's DJI one time at a cookout are insisting it's your imagination, and that you're
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by JPKab 2y ago
"This is exactly why Trump won" See the part of my comment you are replying to where I specifically stated that the motivation for all of this is that "Jethro doesn't vote the way I want him to". You've proven
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by JPKab 2y ago
You think that the average member of the public isn't aware that videos can be faked with AI, or non-AI special effects, and your source of data for this is "your own experience"? Really? My family is mostly working class in
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by JPKab 2y ago
Has anyone on here tried this out? Any comments on quality/reliability/etc? I frequently get out into the backcountry here in Colorado, and would love to have an affordable sat phone.
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by JPKab 2y ago
This entire thread reeks of "I'm smart enough to know that videos can be faked, but Jethro in the trailer park isn't because he's just a plumber, and therefore this tech needs to be censored or else Jethro might believe
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by JPKab 2y ago
What education do you specifically think is necessary for people with average IQs all over the world to not be fooled by this, given that they are aware that videos can easily be faked in 2024? A high school degree? A bachelors?
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by JPKab 2y ago
"Dogmatic": A fully developed pre-frontal cortex is not a question of "dogma". It's something that can be clearly seen from an MRI scan of a living brain. Observations of large groups of humans of various ages hav
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by JPKab 2y ago
Anyone with kids knows the immediate answer to this is no. Depending on how jaded you are with the adults you interact with on a daily basis, you may think otherwise, but a fully developed pre-frontal cortex is a big differentiator.
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by JPKab 2y ago
A huge percentage of these cases would be prevented if they simply had male and female E1-E3s housed in entirely separate sections of each base/ship. The integration of women into the service was a good thing, but there's been a l
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by JPKab 2y ago
So I don't disagree with your general premise, but FastAPI isn't in the same ballpark or even universe with Django. Yes, it's heavier than Starlette, but it's an extremely light framework, and was really intended to be
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by JPKab 2y ago
Awesome!!!
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by JPKab 2y ago
I have a team at my company that is all Elixir. I'll ask around and see if they're hiring. We're all remote and we got some folks in Mexico already. I'll ping you on here if we have openings.
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by JPKab 2y ago
The article you linked to is highly unscientific and inaccurate. Lactose tolerance emerged 5,000 years ago in Europe. It wasn't brought to Europe via Mongols. https://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2022&
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by JPKab 2y ago
Are Twitter links discouraged on HN?
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by JPKab 2y ago
Absolute scumbags wrote things like this back then. Read this and ask yourself what kind of people these are. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26967283
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by JPKab 2y ago
The "old Twitter" pretty much did whatever various governments told them to do. The FBI literally had a jira board for suspending accounts with stories worked by Twitter. You can see how this started with the noble purpose of shu
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by JPKab 2y ago
Apex predators can help, but in places like New Jersey (and hell, the entire Accela corridor) deer are incredibly overpopulated in places too dense with humans for apex predators to tolerate. In those places, we need aggressive bow hunting
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by JPKab 2y ago
Correct. They are having difficulties making it break even, let alone profitable. It really is an engineering marvel, and I hope they can figure out the finances.
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by JPKab 2y ago
I had college roommates who loved Phish. While I respect the musical skill, I found that the music was torture unless I was intoxicated with large quantities of cannabis. Small quantities made it tolerable. That being said, the Sphere is

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