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by hluska 8mo ago
Hey bud, with all due respect, you’re arguing against who someone believes they are.
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by hluska 8mo ago
These are called questions. They’re great. Hell, if you want to be regarded as a great conversationalist and great storyteller, all you have to do is ask questions.
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by hluska 8mo ago
My grandpa had a gift for people - the man could start a conversation with anyone, form fast friends and remember their spouse’s middle name in twenty years. As he put it, it’s a coin toss. Maybe you’re bothering them or maybe they’re grate
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by hluska 8mo ago
That’s the big scary point at the crux of all of this - you’ve had decades without the tooling to develop instincts. Nobody knows whether it’s possible to develop instincts with the tooling or what those instincts will look like. Creativity
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by hluska 8mo ago
> If I’m reviewing your code and I ask you why you went with a certain approach, and you tell me “the AI suggested it”, I’ve immediately lost confidence in you. I’ve experienced similar things and so understand the feeling, but this is p
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by hluska 8mo ago
I’m not sure what definition of supply chain risk they’re working off of. For NATO to consider an organization to be a supply chain risk, it implies that usual controls (security clearances and the like) wouldn’t be sufficient to guarantee
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by hluska 8mo ago
I really don’t see it. PBCs are dual purpose entities - under charter, they have a dual purpose of making profit while adding some benefit to society. Profit is easy to define; benefit to society is a lot more difficult to define. That diff
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by hluska 8mo ago
It’s possibly civil, but I don’t see how this type of negligence would be breaking a law. If it was illegal, a massive number of independent consultants would be serving prison sentences. I’m not sure how that makes anything better though I
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by hluska 8mo ago
Under what statute is it illegal to request legal fees?
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by hluska 8mo ago
You’re replying to a troll - their entire argument was circular and self contradictory.
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by hluska 8mo ago
I don’t understand why you would agree with the entire article yet frame it as disagreement.
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by hluska 8mo ago
Very few priests take vows of silence. The standard vows are chastity, obedience and poverty. Even highly contemplative orders like Trappists don’t make a vow of silence - they practice something called monastic silence but it’s not a vow.
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by hluska 8mo ago
That’s pathfinding. I thought you were opposed to pathfinding?
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by hluska 8mo ago
Of course you don’t think you’re wrong. It’s obvious that you can’t admit you’re wrong - that was the point of my reply. The point was that you’re doing linguistic backflips and changing the subject to avoid admitting you’re wrong. And you’
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by hluska 8mo ago
I log into LinkedIn approximately once every five years. While this is apparently ‘career suicide’, I have never lost an opportunity as a result. Serious question: Why do we keep putting up with this bullshit? Of course they share data and
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by hluska 8mo ago
> the court adopted a new legal concept You phrased something very poorly. Someone replied and you moved the goalposts; claiming that you were actually referring to the majority using a concept. And now you’ve moved the goalposts again.
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by hluska 8mo ago
You don’t really see a lot of positive in the world and that’s an issue. But that’s irrelevant - excise taxes are the classic example of taxes people pay willingly.
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by hluska 8mo ago
If you define legitimacy like that, excise taxes look like the only truly legitimate taxes. In my province, that’s things like gasoline, alcohol, tobacco and cannabis. Provincially owned casinos could even be considered a legitimate form o
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by hluska 8mo ago
I don’t agree. Sending AI generated spam with spelling errors isn’t kind. Traditionally, humans ask to be edited and they deserve that agency.
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by hluska 8mo ago
I made the mistake of clicking through to your profile. This isn’t even the most nonsensical reply you’ve made today. That’s unfortunate.
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by hluska 8mo ago
In no stretch of the imagination does this even answer the question. I get that you wanted to make a political point, but this is remarkably weak.
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by hluska 8mo ago
I’m not saying this is a bubble; I don’t know whether than it is or not. But if it is a bubble, I’ve only seen one bubble this big in tech. When that bubble popped, the only companies that survived kept their costs in check. Some raised a r
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by hluska 8mo ago
I’m not really sure what kind of feedback to give here. I’m not the biggest fan of anything that’s not explicitly opt in so that annoyed me off the start. It doesn’t really provide a lot of data so it’s not a bad case of no opt in, but it d
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by hluska 8mo ago
I’m not the person you replied to but I took a look at the data and this is an interesting one. You found a really cool data set and this will be fun. Consider the top four most expensive golf balls on your current list: TaylorMade 2021 TP5
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by hluska 8mo ago
I really don’t care if something is built with AI or not, however, when I check out Show HN, I’m interested in seeing new and novel things. Clawntown, the Show HN this article is about, was neither new nor novel. It’s another clone of thing
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by hluska 8mo ago
That sounds exactly like using a new library. The absolutists miss so much and contribute so little.
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by hluska 8mo ago
When I was university, I got heavy into spoken word poetry and making hip hop. Personal Journals by Sage Francis had become a huge part of my life and rather than focus on school like a mature person I thought I’d make my own album. It turn
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by hluska 8mo ago
I don’t totally agree with this. There’s a gap in his story that most journalists wouldn’t leave out like he did. According to his post, the order of events was: 1.) He tried use Claude to generate a list of citations. Claude refused becaus
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by hluska 8mo ago
Odd, the Conversation has a version from France (that covers French news), Canada (that covers Canadian news), an African version (that…get this covers African news) and many other editions. I can’t shake the feeling that you just have an
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by hluska 8mo ago
What are you talking about? This had absolutely nothing to do with Israel until you injected that.

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