hluska

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by hluska 8mo ago
I know it’s your friend but whenever you hype something, there’s a chance it will be covered. It’s really not Wired’s fault that something was hyped heavily before it was ready to go. This is something you live with or you turn media advers
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by hluska 8mo ago
I’ve been writer, editor and interview subject in that scenario and it’s hot crazy, it’s just how PR works. All three roles are part of that happening.
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by hluska 8mo ago
That is very cool. Thanks for posting this - I think I’m going to put on a PowerPoint karaoke night. This will rule! :)
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by hluska 9mo ago
You don’t sound very mature.
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by hluska 9mo ago
Being part of the minority that disables those things (and then admitting to it in public) provides a lot more analytical signal than you’re aware of. That’s a remarkably poor reason to disrespect your readers.
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by hluska 9mo ago
The web had little to do with APA’s decision to adopt one space as the standard. It was desktop fonts in the mid-eighties. Two spaces emerged as a standard when fonts were monospaced - they were a readability hack. When proportional fonts s
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by hluska 9mo ago
Incidentally, prolix is a fifty dollar word. You did successfully avoid five dollar words, but you didn’t go the right direction. It’s okay to say ‘this was too long’. Prolix???
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by hluska 9mo ago
I get the feeling you haven’t done much government consulting. The bill has nothing to do with the actual work; it’s meetings with stakeholders after stakeholder then coming out with a plan that will please everyone.
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by hluska 9mo ago
I’m reading the original tender and there is zero mention of ISO 9000. In fact, the tendering authority even specifically stated this opportunity was a good fit for SMEs. Where does all this talk of standards come from?
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by hluska 9mo ago
Canada’s industrial economy was also undamaged. And so, by definition, the US was not the only one.
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by hluska 9mo ago
And I wonder why you’re allowed here.
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by hluska 9mo ago
This is my only comment on this entire subject. Why are you being so defensive? A death toll cannot possibly be negative no matter how defensive you are.
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by hluska 9mo ago
It’s certainly not -200. I stopped reading after that.
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by hluska 9mo ago
And your opinions on how average people use these tools are 100% accurate?
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by hluska 9mo ago
What do supply chain attacks look like against one of these containers?
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by hluska 9mo ago
It wasn’t a stunt and there was nothing questionable about it. I’m amazed by how easily people shit all over journalists - it really has to end because it is precisely how truth dies. Here’s a question - since you have such strong feelings
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by hluska 9mo ago
I’m sorry but the fact this has turned into a multi comment debate is proof that that phrase was way too ambiguous to be included. That phrase made no sense and the article, while unreliable, would have at least been more readable without i
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by hluska 9mo ago
I’ve been forced down that path and based on that experience it added a whole lot. Maybe you just don’t understand the problem?
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by hluska 9mo ago
I’ll be honest with you pal - this statement sounds like you’ve bought the hype. The truth is likely between the poles - at least that’s where it’s been for the last 35 years that I’ve been obsessed with this field.
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by hluska 9mo ago
That’s really the whole point - EU food standards indicate that the need to use acids to prevent bacteria growth is the problem. The EU system is based on having higher sanitation requirements at all steps from feed to cage to plate.
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by hluska 9mo ago
How exactly is QE related to all this bullshit? You’re going to need some sources before you start randomly claiming that QE is leading to the collapse of NATO.
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by hluska 9mo ago
The article is talking about reserve currencies. Cryptocurrency isn’t relevant.
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by hluska 9mo ago
It’s sad when a rant about LLMs would have been much better had the author run it through an LLM first. However, debating dicks is pointless so I won’t bother discarding any of this article’s poorly made points.
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by hluska 9mo ago
That’s really the purpose of beef tallow. It starts at suet, which both butcher shops I frequent consider a waste product, then you chop or grind the suet, render it down for around eight hours and use it for cooking. It adds flavour where
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by hluska 9mo ago
It’s strange - I had a heart attack almost eight years ago because of years of neglect and decided to do the opposite. I took it so far that I built an application to track everything I do and how it helps (or keeps me from) reaching my goa
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by hluska 9mo ago
Perhaps, but the writer removed themselves from leadership. They can have a whole lot of novel or even good ideas but if they’re not in a place to implement them they’re not going to succeed. Leaving leadership was a terrible decision that
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by hluska 10mo ago
I’ve been using Windows 11 constantly since release over multiple machines after decades with Ubuntu as my primary OS. In that time, I’ve had a number of undocumented updates and found a few settings that changed, but it wasn’t a very big d
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by hluska 10mo ago
I’ve never worked in technical publishing but I have a few acquaintances who do. Adding chapters on AI is pretty close to industry wide for new writers. Experienced writers with sales figures have a lot more freedom. The thing is, it’s not
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by hluska 10mo ago
What a weird comment.
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by hluska 10mo ago
People use analogies constantly. That was an analogy - it wasn’t meant to be taken literally.

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