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by danesparza 8mo ago
I just got a DHL shipment from the UK. They indicated I (the receiver) needed to pay the tariff or the shipment would be returned to the sender within 1 week. It sure sounds like they aren't going to charge the shipper. And I can&#x2
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by danesparza 8mo ago
"They're on goods from China". And at least 60 other countries "The intent is to make that stuff more expensive so we can compete." Who is the 'we' in that sentence? If it's US citizens, then how is
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by danesparza 8mo ago
I have definitely had to pay tariffs on goods I have ordered from the UK. They arrive as a separate bill, and with the threat that if I don't pay them in within a certain time (usually a week) that the good will be returned to the sel
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by danesparza 8mo ago
Wow! It's only 9 years older than the guy that requested this change!
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by danesparza 8mo ago
I think it's simpler. It's going to make the cartel drones easier to spot.
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by danesparza 8mo ago
"I'm aware this is unhinged. We're doing it anyway" is probably one of the greatest quotes I've heard in 2026. I feel like I need to start more sprint stand-ups with this quote...
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by danesparza 8mo ago
I humbly submit this interview with Grady Booch (if you know, you know) talking about the "3rd golden age of software engineering - thanks to AI": https://youtu.be/OfMAtaocvJw I feel like the conversation does a g
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by danesparza 9mo ago
"Vigilante Road Repair" - cool band name - I call it!
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by danesparza 9mo ago
And cameras inside the office
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by danesparza 9mo ago
Ah, a British convergence! That phrase always makes me think of this now (from the Vicar of Dibley): https://youtu.be/37ficiqoE6U RIP Emma Chambers
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by danesparza 9mo ago
"Lemon's attorney, Abbe Lowell, said last week that a magistrate judge rejected charges against Lemon. A source told ABC News that Bondi last week was "enraged" at the magistrate judge's decision to not charge the j
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by danesparza 9mo ago
And then governments use this data, but can wash their hands of it saying "we didn't collect it"
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by danesparza 9mo ago
Dreamhost
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by danesparza 9mo ago
Some quotes from the article stand out: "Claude after working for some time seem to always stop to recap things" Question: Were you running out of context? That's why certain frameworks like intentional compaction are being
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by danesparza 9mo ago
As much as I wanted to roll my eyes, this did give me a chuckle.
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by danesparza 9mo ago
Next time take a long exposure picture with your phone. You might be able to see it that way.
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by danesparza 9mo ago
They originally wanted to make a helicopter. (Not kidding)
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by danesparza 9mo ago
You also make yourself a bright shining beacon to anybody looking for a resistance network because Lora operates on very specific frequencies. It would be easy to spot you with an RF scanner.
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by danesparza 9mo ago
https://www.danesparza.net
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by danesparza 9mo ago
"they could open themselves up to a libel lawsuit." They already have.
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by danesparza 9mo ago
Yes, but Sparkfun didn't "release nothing", and now they are opening themselves up to a libel suit. It would have been far better had they not published anything at this point.
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by danesparza 9mo ago
Yes, but Amazon Prime costs $140 a year. That means you would have to do these shenanigans roughly 1/3 of the year without ceasing before you even started to touch Amazon's profit margin for your account alone.
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by danesparza 10mo ago
"how would anyone rent a house?" From a private owner "How would home builders build model homes?" - This is a great point. I should have said "after the home is built" "How would Trusts manage real estat
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by danesparza 10mo ago
Corporations shouldn't be allowed to own residential properties. Period.
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by danesparza 10mo ago
This feels like low-key shade thrown at OpenAI. IBM is essentially a technological recycling bin at this point.
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by danesparza 10mo ago
There is so much truth in this unironic headline.
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by danesparza 11mo ago
I came here to say something like this. Programming has evolved several times since the early 90s (when I got in this business) and I had the impression it had already evolved several times by the 90s (especially talking with old mainframe
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by danesparza 11mo ago
It also has its own problems that haven't even been quantified yet. If you think that homeschooling is a panacea, I guess we're all about to f*ck around and find out...
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by danesparza 11mo ago
"It sort of makes sense that villains would employ villanelles." Just picture me dead-eye slow clapping you here...
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by danesparza 11mo ago
He launched the "lean" movement: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Blank So of course he's excited about this. sigh

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