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by haswell 2y ago
> The context of this discussion is my claim Your claim is made in the context of reality. Regardless of your claim or any of the objections to it, what happened in the 1920s happened. In principle, there's an answer to the questi
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by haswell 2y ago
> presumably these safety issues during the period 1920-1990 weren't so great as to be a showstopper, even if a safer design is preferable. Many things are not considered "showstoppers" during the early (or even later) s
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by haswell 2y ago
> " These newer units are safer as the doors have central locking ... In the past, the doors on slam-door trains could be opened at any time, even while the train was moving. " > " Due to a number of high-profile accide
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by haswell 2y ago
> The adoption of computers within a society largely replaces human-to-human interactions with human-to-computer interactions, or interactions between humans which are now modulated and controlled by a computer (human-computer-human). T
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by haswell 2y ago
If computers and machines are inherently oppressive for the reasons stated, then so is all of existence. The cosmic machinery that governs these computers is really at the root, and that machinery’s “ruthlessness” extends beyond modern tech
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by haswell 2y ago
Not the parent, but my understanding is that the effects have a lot to do with the brain entering a short term state of neuroplasticity at a level that is not normally experienced in adulthood. The result being that processing emotions and
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by haswell 2y ago
I don't really agree with the first paragraph based on my personal experience with AllTrails. I think people pay for these apps for a variety of reasons. If all you want to do is look at a trail, I'm sure you can do that for free.
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by haswell 2y ago
I’ve been really enjoying Rick Rubin’s “The Creative Act: A Way of Being” because of how he reframes creativity and the act of creation. Don’t wait for creativity to happen. Cultivate it. Make it happen. > I lack the creativity to come
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by haswell 2y ago
Anecdotally, some of the THC-A flower I’ve tried wasn’t anything like what you’re describing in terms of taste/aftermath, but does seem to stress the particle filter on my Storz & Bickel Mighty. I suspect this has a lot to do with
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by haswell 2y ago
> I believe it's your patriotic duty to mock and decry people whom you perceive as harmful to society I do think it’s our duty to engage in dialogue about the things that we feel are harmful to society. Dialogue is all we have to
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by haswell 2y ago
The recent upheavals have revealed that Nix either is not as welcoming as it bills itself to be, or has become less welcoming over time as the makeup of moderation/leadership has changed. The thing that bothered me the most was the bad
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by haswell 2y ago
Yeah, as I was reading the team page, I realized I have no idea how to judge these inevitable forks at the moment because while I’m a Nix user, I don’t know the individual community players well enough to understand their perspective and&#x
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by haswell 2y ago
Given the recent upheavals in the Nix community, I have no doubt this is just the first fork, and we’ll see more in the coming weeks and months. Nix is my daily driver, and I’ve been seriously considering ditching it until things settle dow
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by haswell 2y ago
Having worked quite deeply with Jira and a host of other enterprise products that target this set of use cases, and having a pretty good understanding of what decision makers are looking for when evaluating these products for fit (I have be
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by haswell 2y ago
> I enjoy reading the HN tear down of why the reporting is or isn't accurate or newsworthy To add a different perspective, I don’t tend to enjoy this type of thread. Not because there aren’t good comments to be found in them, but
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by haswell 2y ago
Node is capable of significantly better performance than the average Jira instance. The bar is low.
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by haswell 2y ago
On iOS, I’ve been using “OTP Auth”. While it’s nice that password managers can handle this as others have mentioned, the whole point of a 2nd factor is to ensure an attacker can’t get in if they somehow get your password. Storing the second
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by haswell 2y ago
“Nothing happening” can be as impactful and meaningful as a scene full of action. I personally like to know as little as possible about a movie before I watch it, aside from genre. I want to experience the story as the creators intended, an
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by haswell 2y ago
Defining what is considered “official” and more importantly, what is absolutely not official is now at issue and where things get sticky. Certainly a president carrying out actions that call for prosecution would make the claim that those
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by haswell 2y ago
How is the rule of threes connected to the rule of thirds?
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by haswell 2y ago
I became aware of this while listening to episode 980 of the Security Now podcast [0], in which Steve Gibson points out that this attack is not limited to close proximity attackers. Any compromised routers out there can be used to stage thi
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Update your Windows PC to avoid a serious WiFi vulnerability(theverge.com)
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by haswell 2y ago
Not only is this a counterpoint, but the outrage never made sense to begin with, IMO. It’s so easy to imagine the kinds of harm a disgruntled employee can cause with the right access that it’s hard to imagine why anyone would be upset at an
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by haswell 2y ago
In 2024, to have an offboarding process that doesn’t fully automate access revocation to all systems - much less the sensitive ones - is incredibly bad, especially for a company of Microsoft’s stature and position in the market. I have a ba
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by haswell 2y ago
This was my initial reaction as well, but after some more consideration, I concluded: 1. This isn't for me 2. But some users have completely different expectations/desires 3. There's a place for terminals with features like t
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by haswell 2y ago
Looking back, I wish I had done this a decade sooner. Going forward, I definitely plan to make this a regular thing. Long before burnout can take hold again.
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by haswell 2y ago
My recommendation after 20 years or so in tech: if you can, take a sabbatical that’s long enough to completely reset, and then re-assess. Travel, read, try stuff, do personal projects, do nothing for awhile. I started a sabbatical two years
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by haswell 2y ago
This is all extremely interesting. I also struggle to remember faces, and most of my are tied to emotions, sounds, smells, sensations, etc. When I recall something/someone, I don't see it/them, I just "know" + feel.
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by haswell 2y ago
As someone with Aphantasia, this is fascinating to me. There have been other aphantasics who report gaining the ability to visualize after mental exercises, and what you’re describing sounds somewhat similar. No luck for me yet, but I’m rea
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by haswell 2y ago
This is life. Most of the things humans value require constant effort and maintenance. And things are reversed all the time.

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