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by hluska 2y ago
Yes, when you say things that sound like Hitler, I will tell you that you sound like Hitler. I’m not clicking any of your stupid links or engaging with you. However, I know a lot of South Africans and will be sure to warn them away from you
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by hluska 2y ago
And I wouldn’t want to work with you or Matt. We can behave like adults and I don’t get paid enough to deal with this kind of immaturity.
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by hluska 2y ago
3. Developer thought it was easy to quickly just change the text rather than make code changes. To some nonsense about pineapple on pizza? Are there any adults left?
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by hluska 2y ago
I don’t have a partner and have 50% custody of my child. It’s difficult to do it on my own, but as long as I capture lost time it works. For example, we do math, reading and spelling while we are in the car. I also use voices (my kid is 8 s
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by hluska 2y ago
That’s neat in a bad way - I have heard the same thing in parent teacher interviews. When my kid was born, I turned into a dude who cries. This stuff makes me cry. I like being involved in my child’s life and absolutely love reading to her.
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by hluska 2y ago
Assigning the material outside of class is a great idea, but it only works when caregivers are involved in education. Unfortunately, not all children have that advantage and they will just fall even more behind. It’s already amazing to me h
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by hluska 2y ago
Is this a ChatGPT problem or a family system problem? My child is eight years old and writes significantly better than the writer. Her mom and I value education, reading and writing so we work with her throughout the school year. If an olde
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by hluska 2y ago
Maybe I’m misinterpreting the article. But I fail to see how the question (or leaving a conversation in the middle) added anything to the solution. Their colleague executed despite a problematic conversation.
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by hluska 2y ago
At this end of the rumour mill, the covenants themselves were not the rugpull. Rather from what I’m hearing two provinces away, it was that SVB issued the debt but National Bank (who acquired SVB’s Canadian debts) called it.
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by hluska 2y ago
You posit that venture capitalists and acquirers would never dream of running down the clock? I’m not sure you should be throwing words like moronic around so easily. It’s hard being a founder. Some emerge okay, others do their best and don
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by hluska 2y ago
Clearly they don’t.
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by hluska 2y ago
The eight year old and I hanging out on this. She is a huge fan. The moment she saw it, she said “I want to use this.” And now we’re both making snowflakes on our devices. I can’t name many apps that provide equal entertainment to my kid an
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by hluska 2y ago
That’s too bad, but I replied to something that claimed there is no criticism of IQ. IQ is criticized and used. Those are not exclusive states.
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by hluska 2y ago
Perhaps but there is no evidence of wage theft in this instance. Is there evidence of it occurring in this case?
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by hluska 2y ago
Where do you see evidence of wages being stolen?
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by hluska 2y ago
Outside of elite athletes, BMI is good at what it’s for. It’s just an easy way to express the relationship between your weight and height. Everything else requires specialized tools and contains a large margin of error.
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by hluska 2y ago
IQ routinely gets destroyed. As an example, I was an undergraduate in the 1990s. My statistics class skewered the use of IQ back then. According to some friends with undergraduates, they still use that as an example of statistics being used
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by hluska 2y ago
This is excellent! I live in a small city with an airport so have known many baggage handlers during my years here. I honestly didn’t believe how common back and shoulder injuries were in the industry. This could prevent a whole lot of medi
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by hluska 2y ago
I may be having an old fuddy duddy moment but I really dislike this site. My first suggestion was at least interesting. My second was to superglue things into place. Will supergluing things in place actually help the oppressed? Are you the
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by hluska 2y ago
While your intentions may have been around discussion, I don’t want to be marketed to when I’m trying to understand something unrelated. I have a business degree so I intimately understand that HN is technically free and it’s nice to get fr
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by hluska 2y ago
What disrespectful marketing. We don’t care that you use Merkle trees because that’s irrelevant. I guess I can add Fireproof to my big list of sketchy products to avoid. It’s embarrassing.
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by hluska 2y ago
In North America, “engineer” doesn’t necessarily mean a software engineer with a professional certification. Software developers have taken to calling themselves engineers. Whether engineering professional bodies should start going after pe
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by hluska 2y ago
You want to put a credit card form in front of a contact form?
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by hluska 2y ago
I can identify with that - Lisp throws me off (because I’m not smart enough). But I ended up forcing myself to work through it and learned a tremendous amount because I’m not smart enough to work with a lisp. It felt like I spent so much ti
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by hluska 2y ago
Nowhere near, but the market seems to have priced in that scaling would continue to have a near linear effect on capability. That’s not happening and that’s the issue the article is concerned with.
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by hluska 2y ago
I could come out with some counterpoints, but you’re too abrasive to even engage with. It’s sad what this place has become.
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by hluska 2y ago
The conversation was about Android.
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by hluska 2y ago
Come on bud, I just went through your account and you have only made one comment that didn’t link to your brand. I’m sure you have other things to contribute as I’m sure you have other interests beyond your brand. Just balance it out a litt
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by hluska 2y ago
You’ve been doing it for months - so long in fact that I’ve added your company to a list of companies that I won’t go near. I’m not even that devoted to this site but recognize both your name and the repetitive ways you promote your project
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by hluska 2y ago
Loss of trust and confidence is huge in military (and adjacent) circles. Many of these roles involve ordering others into situations that are likely fatal. There’s no boilerplate involved. Trust and confidence are immense in command roles,

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