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by hvb2 8mo ago
Just be careful that 'better' doesn't just mean 'written by me'. I've seen that a lot too
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by hvb2 8mo ago
Yeah that really doesn't fly. If you want to make a soccer analogy, it's like you get to pick the players on both teams. Surprise, the outcome is pretty much known in advance. I've always liked this. In the USA, the voter doe
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by hvb2 8mo ago
If you can do that at a meaningful rate you might as well install ev charging and just not electrolyse when cars are charging
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by hvb2 8mo ago
Most of those business connections come with actual SLAs though that you don't have.
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by hvb2 8mo ago
The US doesn't need ASML. Right, ASML is so replaceable that the US forces the Dutch government to put export controls on some of their machines. There's no substitute in the world for the top tier machines ASML makes.
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by hvb2 8mo ago
> If your company screws up and it is found out that you didn't do your due diligence then the liability does pass through. In theory, sure. Do you know many examples? I think, worst case, someone being fired is the more likely outc
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by hvb2 8mo ago
Nah, it won't because ANY cuts to DoD will be met with "Don't you support our troops" Which is completely unrelated but it works very well as an attack line
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by hvb2 8mo ago
The downside isn't really capped as in most cases there's a big dev effort to prep for an event like that. Plus a lot of spend on the day of the event to deal with the surge. This can easily be in the millions as well, in direct c
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by hvb2 8mo ago
Humans make mistakes, yes. But with doctors there can be accountability if it's egregious. How's that going to work when the LLM misdiagnosed you but it clearly should've diagnosed you with this disease that's now past t
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by hvb2 8mo ago
Sure, the results CAN be good. The real question is if your health is one of those cases you want to roll the dice with. I don't, but that's up to everyone. Tesla fsd was the same thing. You needed to have people to try it. Some p
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by hvb2 8mo ago
Coronado isn't a good example. Or at least not one that scales, that's a VERY affluent neighborhood. The golf cart isn't a replacement for a car, it's one you have on the side. I would argue that its partially because th
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by hvb2 8mo ago
FOMO, pretty much
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by hvb2 8mo ago
Keep in mind that, especially for performance cars, the instant torque and low center of gravity (because those cells can go in the floor) really helps. Yes, the added weight is bad for handling which is a shame especially in a car like thi
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by hvb2 8mo ago
I know of an invoicing system that updates the image when it's paid. Seems pretty useful to me. And yes, that means that an image with an amount is publicly accessible, so what, there's no information about the invoice in there as
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by hvb2 8mo ago
> Clearly immigration to America isn’t hard. Judging by the numbers, it’s too easy. Just tell me, have you ever gone through it? My guess? You haven't as you would think a little different of how easy it is. And yes, I have.
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by hvb2 8mo ago
Not all immigration is created equal. There's the economic migration and asylum seekers. Those are 2 distinct groups of people with different motives. For the true asylum seekers, that feat for their life wherever they're from for
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by hvb2 8mo ago
> So it's not like anyone wants to build a wind farm and wonders where in the world they are going to place it. No, but there's demand everywhere. So it's all down to how likely you are to get your money back? And this is
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by hvb2 8mo ago
This still works for me https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46887565
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by hvb2 8mo ago
Conversation a few days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46767668
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by hvb2 8mo ago
> Are these the _only_ new projects that could _possibly_ be built in that time frame? No, but a lot of the coastal waters are federal land (water? :D) which is why this is a problem to begin with. Wind at sea has a lot of benefits, no n
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by hvb2 8mo ago
Falcon Heavy does not cost 100M when launching 60 metric tons. At 60 metric tons, you're expending all cores and only getting to LEO. These probably shouldn't be in LEO because they don't need to be and you probably don'
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by hvb2 8mo ago
> Dozens of new GW+ wind farms came online in the last four years. Thats not that much is it given the size and energy demand of the country? And that's over the past 4 years, you'll only see the true impact of this in the next
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by hvb2 8mo ago
Because? It doesn't align with your views?
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by hvb2 8mo ago
Wholly offtopic but just posting because I thought it was awesome... During Covid I saw an ad for a fencing school how it was the best sport during Covid. You wear a mask You keep your distance And if someone doesn't, you stick em with
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by hvb2 8mo ago
He literally says they're standing on the shoulders of Giants. And, you would be stupid not to look at other languages. How can you expect anything to be a clean slate to begin with? Is every oop language a rip off then? Products don&#
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by hvb2 8mo ago
Just to keep it relevant and off topic. Typescript is moving to go because you just cannot get performance out of javascript because of its design. As he says in the video about perf "you cannot leave 10x on the table".
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by hvb2 8mo ago
Key violation in your database? Can't insert the record because the key already exists? Thus conflict
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by hvb2 8mo ago
The IDF thinks so https://www.haaretz.com/israel-news/2026-01-29/ty-article/.p...
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by hvb2 8mo ago
Yeah, that group that even the IDF now says is credible https://www.haaretz.com/israel-news/2026-01-29/ty-article/.p...
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by hvb2 8mo ago
Married 4 times, still seen as a saint

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