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hluska
5mo ago
I don’t get it. That’s a lot of failure points to incur in the name of flexibility.
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hluska
5mo ago
I used to love classes like that and now that I’m a few decades beyond university, I realize they helped me the most. That do it properly now or everything is going to suck is a good prep for the real world.
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hluska
5mo ago
An aircraft is not really public. The Captain and FO have a tremendous amount of power they can wield to make sure a flight passes without incident. A plane is not the place to make statements. Granted though, the FBI didn’t actually get in
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hluska
5mo ago
I don’t know if this is the data point you’d like, but I forget that it exists. I forget to such a point that I’m going to check out newest now because it seems like a page I should include every visit here. So my answer is ‘never’ but I’m
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hluska
5mo ago
> If it’s gone forever, then… why? They just bought something and burnt it? Isnt that like a waste of resources? You might have an easier time with some numbers. A corporation called Hluska trades at a market cap of $100. Hluska has issu
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hluska
5mo ago
Wacky question. But if you shouldn’t be commenting, why did you? Or was that one of those fake ‘I shouldn’t say anything’ that people do when they’re being jerks and don’t want to get called out? I’d like some clarity. :)
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hluska
5mo ago
“He kept talking about dead babies, failed relationships and the time he cheated in an exam in grade five. Fifteen minutes in and I wondered not whether I would hire him, but if he would kill me and wear my skin if I didn’t. Or did. Little
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hluska
5mo ago
It’s interesting; I haven’t gotten that deep into agentic but use generative AI constantly as a rubber duck that can sometimes come up with something insightful that I missed slash a very enthusiastic junior developer. I generally use chat
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hluska
5mo ago
I heard an anecdote from a good friend about the opposite side of this. He manages a pub/restaurant and has a neat story about how this has changed. At the height of COVID, food photography was very important. Because of distancing req
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hluska
5mo ago
I don’t want to register for this forum and I’m having trouble finding any kind of a sort. But are you referring to this comment? * First, any bad language or abusive behaviour towards AMD, is not acceptable. If continued, we will proceed t
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hluska
5mo ago
It was not correct to interrupt a talk with a meme and it never has been.
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hluska
5mo ago
I’m pretty sure it did.
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hluska
5mo ago
> It kind of feels like if you can't be assed to read enough to figure out what they need help with, maybe you don't actually want to help them with even harder and involved stuff than that? Or it kind of feels like if a projec
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hluska
5mo ago
I’m really struggling to see how Christian apocalyptic ideas are even remotely relevant. We used to be capable of so much.
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hluska
5mo ago
And somehow, enough accounts are in on this that these stories make the front page and HN doesn’t have the data to catch that? You’ll have to explain that because it doesn’t seem very logical to me.
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hluska
5mo ago
If you would have read the article, you would know that the writer had DNS hosted at AWS, would have read why he made that choice and would know of his plans to migrate off.
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hluska
5mo ago
50% of ransomware attacks are local to where? You’ll need to cite some sources because I don’t believe that is possible.
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hluska
5mo ago
So if anyone accepts your challenge will you move the goalposts and tell them their business isn’t good enough in your point of view? It doesn’t seem like you’re actually interested in dialogue. You also don’t seem to be aware of the defini
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hluska
5mo ago
This is a whole lot of speculation masquerading as knowing what you’re talking about. You don’t have a clue what the CEO meant. If you did, you wouldn’t be talking here.
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hluska
5mo ago
You’re giving legal advice based upon something you were lead to believe. That’s the first problem. The second problem is that proving damages would be difficult. The third is that you’re operating in a pay to play justice system. Maybe you
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hluska
5mo ago
The kinds of people who really can do all three always have options. It means you end up with a lot of turnover in these types of teams.
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hluska
5mo ago
> It was an easy, steady cash-positive business until it wasn't. This is out of touch. Growing fruit is one of the most difficult tasks in farming.
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hluska
5mo ago
Uh yeah, this was Del Monte’s business model. The issue is that the company that owns the canning plants (Del Monte) went bankrupt. There is no canning capacity available to do this. How did you possibly miss the point by this far? It’s l
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hluska
5mo ago
Farmers generally own or lease their land. How and why would the owner or leaseholder of the land unionize? Who would they be negotiating with collectively? On the other hand, many farmers are parts of pools that pool their crops and sell t
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hluska
5mo ago
Local models are improving quickly so if you keep an eye open you’ll find something soon enough. But from experience, I’ll warn you that local models can lose the plot very quickly. Their little self arguments when they get stuck usually c
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hluska
5mo ago
A fair and impartial jury is a fundamental part of freedom. I genuinely cannot believe that we have been reduced to wanting to destroy the jury system to punish companies we don’t agree with. At this point, this is less activism and more we
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hluska
6mo ago
Doesn’t that 11 per billion statistic include commercial drivers as well? And doesn’t the United States have by far the largest percentage of commercial miles driven of any developed nation? There’s a far cheaper solution available. Log boo
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hluska
6mo ago
Roblox is effectively a casino for kids with more social elements than in adult casinos. The corporation failed to prevent children from rapists for decades. Why would any rational person trust them to implement either proactive communicati
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hluska
6mo ago
Or perhaps you’ve aged out of a game that is primarily meant to be a place for children. The child safety measures make things more difficult for you because nobody wants you there. And it seems to be working as designed. Maybe it’s time to
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hluska
6mo ago
The sarcasm is neither funny nor well written. Nobody will care.
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