hatsix

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by hatsix 5d ago
I've never had Microsoft read a message, initiate an AI generation, then attempt to inject that into my conversation. Not to say they wouldn't try...
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by hatsix 12d ago
I've got four units already hooked up with esphome, but the branch box diagnostics is what I need... the unpredictable nature of multi zone units is infuriating. Why is one room 10 degrees above it's set point and still pumping ou
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by hatsix 15d ago
The danger is in the replacement. Confiding in others builds a web of trust. Talking about a break-up with a friend builds a relationship, and the next time that friend needs someone, they know you're an option. It's economics, bo
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by hatsix 19d ago
Don't respond to a strawman argument with another strawman. The post you are responding to ignored the reasons given in the second paragraph. They're just trying to score points by preaching to the choir, not engage with the conce
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by hatsix 21d ago
You haven't read his comment if you think that's what he said
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by hatsix 1mo ago
no, inflation is the cost of goods rising because money is worth less. This is capitalism, as demand increases, so does price, regardless of the cogs.
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by hatsix 1mo ago
right, you've spent most of your capital on product, and now you're competing with everyone else on $/ad. Amazon, the store, has an incentive to show trending products, rather than items that sold well 10 years ago... if you
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by hatsix 2mo ago
rhetoric all the way down
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by hatsix 2mo ago
Some publishing for my kids, turn a pdf into a zine https://zine-fold.com
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by hatsix 3mo ago
Right to repair doesn't change any of that. Farmers were adjusting that screw anyways, that was the entire point. I'm not mad at farmers for doing it, I'm mad at John Deere at cheating the system.
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by hatsix 3mo ago
This is fascinating. Do you know if there's something I can read that has this mix of timeline and technical detail?
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by hatsix 3mo ago
The price you're objecting to is the heavily subsidized cost, it'll be 4x that in 12 months
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by hatsix 4mo ago
This is such a weird take. From my 5 years at Amazon, the only people I saw "managed out" were engineers who were good, it even great, at the code part of their job, but trash at working with the team. Our hiring bar was notorious
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by hatsix 4mo ago
if by 'revolutionize', you mean 'let everybody else spend time, effort and money developing the idea, and once they've proven the market they buy an interesting company in the space with tons of patents, shut down everyt
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by hatsix 4mo ago
I'm glad someone is worried about Apple's money.
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by hatsix 4mo ago
Does the carpenter who used to build custom fit cabinets with hand and power tools put in the same creativity when he just carries around a scanner, scans the area, the customers use software to select the layout, approve the work, then the
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by hatsix 4mo ago
it's probably because a scraper farm updated their services to latest, and there was a window where fingerprinting was unable to differentiate. We had all of our Devs Pixels get blocked, and after talking to CF, it was because Internet
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by hatsix 4mo ago
This impersonates a person on a platform which has generally prevented that... so people will be more likely to have a conversation, as they don't expect it to be a bot. The fact that they'll have to rotate out iMessage accounts s
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by hatsix 4mo ago
Nonsense. there are way more accommodations for people who wouldn't have had a place 20 years ago... those accommodations have changed what a "standard IC" is. There never was a place for run-of-the-mill geniuses who couldn&#
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by hatsix 4mo ago
You reheat pizza in the microwave? I hope someone cooks salmon in your microwave!
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by hatsix 5mo ago
Or acquisitions where they immediately killed the product... RIP FingerWorks TouchStream
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by hatsix 5mo ago
I've found that I can have 10x output, so long as I don't expect anyone to review your code...
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by hatsix 5mo ago
would your argument be similar if I told you that everyone in the economic first world is influenced by signals beamed down from space? no? You think what I wrote is just a scary way to frame GPS? Maybe that's because you're part
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by hatsix 5mo ago
I know it's not software-engineering-only, but Chesterton's Fence is often the first 'law' I teach interns and new hires: https://fs.blog/chestertons-fence/
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by hatsix 5mo ago
Yes, but this President has decided that he can move money around or just not spend the money, regardless of the budget, and this Congress has let him.
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by hatsix 5mo ago
Costco has a double threat going on... bulk discounts plus a great warranty. because they have so few skus, they can afford to give each product more attention than any other Brick & Mortar store, to say nothing about Amazon and Etsy
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by hatsix 6mo ago
nah, their feed became algo driven just like FB... im constantly seeing things that I have no relation to
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by hatsix 6mo ago
I'd have been ok if things fell more in their direction... I'm not saying "clear win", but a middle ground that had the machines do the things they're best at while letting humans do the quality work.
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by hatsix 6mo ago
The reports don't have to each be audited... reduce the auditing to twice a year, increase reporting to monthly... if your report requires remediation, you her bumped to quarterly audits
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by hatsix 7mo ago
I would trade in my ambition, though.

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