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by bluerooibos 9mo ago
It's a marketing campaign and that's all it is. Zero substance on the website about what they're doing to make sure more people actually eat like this.
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by bluerooibos 9mo ago
It's a nice website, sure. But what is this administration actually doing to change American diets? It's going to take a little more than throwing up a marketing landing page with a well produced video and nice photos.
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by bluerooibos 9mo ago
What a brilliant marketing campaign for the Trump administration to look like they're doing something positive. Yet, I see absolutely nothing on this website to suggest how they are going to change American diets. Do they think these
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by bluerooibos 10mo ago
I used an Awair Element after wondering if Co2 buildup was causing my groggieness in the morning and an ever so slight dull headache. My bedroom was quite small at the time, but I measured the same effect of buildup in a larger bedroom, jus
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by bluerooibos 10mo ago
Quite cool! I'd love an easy way to connect to and run an existing GitHub/GitLab repo in a VM and spin it up, and iterate on that and be able to open PRs etc from there.
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by bluerooibos 10mo ago
Amanita Muscaria seems like it does use colour as a warning signal - it's bright red.
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by bluerooibos 10mo ago
Is there a difference here between a proof and an automated test? I'm curious what a proof would look like compared to my RSpec unit tests and what the actual implementation would look like.
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by bluerooibos 10mo ago
Yawn.
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by bluerooibos 10mo ago
It's quite dystopian. Seeing people in your family, and friends, just mindlessly consume that shit, for hours upon hours - and many of them are completely oblivious to the fact that these reels and shorts are engineered to keep them e
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by bluerooibos 10mo ago
It's about as good an idea as firing up a bunch more coal power stations. The grid, at least in the UK, has a bunch of these industrial gas turbines for coping with peak demand, etc and being able to quickly add more power to the grid.
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by bluerooibos 10mo ago
They're jet engines - very loud. They're acting like this is new tech or something innovative - it's not. Google "RB211 industrial gas turbine" and watch a vid of one being fired up - they're used to pump oil
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by bluerooibos 10mo ago
Marketing hype bullshit. These guys are acting as though this is some new concept, whilst they've just rebranded it in a shiny silver package. Aero derived gas turbines like the RR RB211 are everywhere, already packaged like this, po
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by bluerooibos 10mo ago
Now this is cool. Combined with localLLMs and some nice Obsidian integration of some sort, all away from Google and other Big Tech - this is the future of tech I want to see - not some centralized bullshit from Google or Meta.
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by bluerooibos 10mo ago
Can you explain why I would pay almost the full price of Cursor, ChatGPT, or Claude again - just for your context layer, when these companies are already working on context? I don't see you justify this with an explanation of the ROI a
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by bluerooibos 10mo ago
Your landing page tells me a whole lot of nothing. How does this work? How does it differ from other solutions? Why do I need this? What does the implementation look like if I added this to my codebase?
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by bluerooibos 10mo ago
YC these days is just a fast track for rich kids to raise millions with nothing but a landing page. Vaporware.
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by bluerooibos 10mo ago
> governance by elected officials is not democratic. I'd agree that this is the case. When billionaires, or the ruling class, own the media, and when you have media and capital lobbying influencing everything in government, who is a
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by bluerooibos 10mo ago
I'm quite sure the reputational damage has already been done. How do they not have better isolation of these issues, or redundancy of some sort?
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by bluerooibos 10mo ago
It's getting a tad out of hand. A friend "jokes" that I'm on the spectrum fairly often any time I speak with any sort of passion on topics in interested in or care about. I feel social media has conditioned people to th
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by bluerooibos 10mo ago
I wonder who installed it. Was the pilot home 3D printing mods for their plane? And is that even allowed? Super concerning if there was a company behind the installation. I'd think any semi competent engineer would know better. Edit
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by bluerooibos 11mo ago
Frankly I don't think the article even deserves a response. One of the worst pieces of journalism I've read in a long time, which makes me think it's AI slop.
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by bluerooibos 11mo ago
Right. If I needed a shitty AI generated article I could get that any time from ChatGPT.
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by bluerooibos 11mo ago
I kept reading the article (same old regurgitated takes) to the end and wondered where the actual argument against using Ruby was. Is that it? What a horrific piece of journalism. This reads like something a struggling journalist would pu
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by bluerooibos 11mo ago
Read the title, got excited. Read the page.. ah well, guess we'll have to wait another while for FTL travel.
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by bluerooibos 11mo ago
Cool! On Chrome Desktop, I'm unable to sign up due to not being able to click the top T&C checkbox (overlapping content).
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by bluerooibos 1y ago
I wouldn't review it - bad engineering practice to submit this much work in one go - it puts too much expectation on the reviewer and makes it more likely that something gets broken. Even 1000 lines is pushing it, IMO. Tell them to sp
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by bluerooibos 1y ago
I'm increasingly reluctant to hand over more context from my life to OpenAI and Google etc. Giving Gemini etc access to all my emails, notes etc is just a step too far IMO. The future of these products absolutely needs to be locally ru
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by bluerooibos 1y ago
I'm taking one look at Elixir and I'm not sure how it's supposed to be an improvement from Ruby? The readability and syntax seems to be a step backwards, so I'll stick with Ruby/Rails, thanks!
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by bluerooibos 1y ago
"Visit your local cafe, now in VR. Meet your friends in local spaces, without leaving your home!" Either way, I don't see this taking off. I'm surprised they're still pursuing VR.
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by bluerooibos 1y ago
I'm quite hopeful that anyone under 40 (arbitrary, mostly because I'm in my mid-30s) will get to LEV (longevity escape velocity) - there's a ton of anti-ageing and disease-curing research going on, especially now with the lik

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