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by hooverd 2y ago
I wish I had the hours to dedicate to every single technology I'm using, but alas...
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by hooverd 2y ago
Hopefully you didn't have the fish.
513.
by hooverd 2y ago
Heh, that used to be German and then Japanese cars.
514.
by hooverd 2y ago
Good. Every time I see AI "art" it's just someone with the worst taste spewing their slop everywhere. It drowns out actually good art.
515.
by hooverd 2y ago
What do you mean CAD isn't exactly the same as real life?
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by hooverd 2y ago
Does anyone have recommendations for the hardware side of self-hosting something like that? How do I avoid bit rot? Also I see django-ninja! Very cool.
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by hooverd 2y ago
Given the chance, why wouldn't companies abuse that feature like every single anti-user feature in the history of them? Surely this time it will be different?
518.
by hooverd 2y ago
Ok, but why should that stop me?
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by hooverd 2y ago
Over a long enough time scale, sure, but sometimes populations just die.
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by hooverd 2y ago
Say what you want about Juicero but it was a beautifully over engineered machine.
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by hooverd 2y ago
Can this be the next thing tech democratizes?
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by hooverd 2y ago
I was an avid reader and all that got me was made fun of for being weird.
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by hooverd 2y ago
What Matt did is basically a supply chain attack.
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by hooverd 2y ago
There's nothing magic about phones that makes them bad. It's mostly the content on them: social media. Which people here earn money hand over fist making more addictive and then wonder how it all happened. I was in high school rig
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by hooverd 2y ago
I read a lot on my phone as a student.
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by hooverd 2y ago
Most of the comments in this thread are doing the opposite. They're saying that despite the research the intangibles are actually what matter (for RTO).
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by hooverd 2y ago
Is the Amazon meat grinder the paradigm of that? I like in person collaboration despite working remotely, but I don't think forcing everyone back is the right call. Maybe people forget the opposite; scolding emails about how their shou
528.
by hooverd 2y ago
Also an unpleasant piece of software.
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by hooverd 2y ago
Gorillas can also digest cellulose.
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Ask HN: What happens to your digital infrastructure if you die?
1 points by hooverd 2y ago|0 comments
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by hooverd 2y ago
Your infra is relying on an ISP and colo and the power company and maybe even the Post Office. You're always relying on something that's not you. Personally I'd rely on pre-paid AWS. If all of us-east-1 goes down for days the
532.
by hooverd 2y ago
Eh, cheap Indian outsourcing isn't viewed as a near-peer threat.
533.
by hooverd 2y ago
Well now I feel bad. Ironmouse's story is very inspirational.
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Put yourself anywhere in the world speaking about anything you want(twitter.com)
1 points by hooverd 2y ago|0 comments
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by hooverd 2y ago
I don't get the appeal of Ironmouse or Holo's Gwar Gura. Too squeaky. There's plenty of vtubers who don't put on the high pitched anime girl voice! And yet...
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by hooverd 2y ago
Let's start with software. Drive those wages into the ground!
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by hooverd 2y ago
US civilians aren't subjected to them though.
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by hooverd 2y ago
Personally I'm opposed to the unlimited slop machine.
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by hooverd 2y ago
How does this model work on home grown maliciousness?
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by hooverd 2y ago
I wonder how it compares to Amazon Q. xD

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