infecto

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by infecto 4mo ago
I don’t know if I can come to that conclusion. Certainly there some grain of a truth there but even when the parents are home kids are not out exploring. At least in America there is an obsession for experience maxing with kids. I don’t kno
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by infecto 4mo ago
Visual awareness is much more important for safety than sound especially once your at speed. Distracted driving is completely different and can happen anywhere. We should be arguing that cars should not have any speakers if that’s the case.
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by infecto 4mo ago
Sorry I could not understand your point through all the snark. How is using Schmidt’s company any different than any of the other thousands of military equipment programs? I don’t see how anything you said shows the difference.
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by infecto 4mo ago
What is the stunning part? It’s not so much a perspective but pretty common safety advice, visual awareness is much more important than sound while operating a motorcycle. I suspect the gap is from folks who have only driven a car so there
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by infecto 4mo ago
Why? Are private companies not the engineering force in most military equipment these days.
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by infecto 4mo ago
Not at all. 30-40mph you can hit around 90 db inside the helmet. You’re not that much better with a helmet off either. Air moving over surfaces is loud, if not the helmet you are going to get it from the wind hitting your ears. There are ce
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by infecto 4mo ago
Yes I am well aware of churches and their tax exempt status and generally don’t agree with it. So I will ask what’s your punchline to my opinion? My point is I am not convinced this is a pure market problem so much as the average consumer n
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by infecto 4mo ago
I am not convinced any other entity can do “social good” on average better than some form of a market. The simpler explanation here is that board games are still a niche hobby and not a lot of folks play them to require a third space. And t
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by infecto 4mo ago
Source?
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by infecto 4mo ago
Or what if the average consumer wants to live a different life than what you want? I long for the memories of my childhood where I spent it outside for hours on end or when I had the opportunity to use the phone line to use the internet but
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by infecto 4mo ago
I suspect this is the real key. Reminds me of a lot of other discussions similar to this where it boils soon to folks overweighting their own desires and underweighting the average consumer. I remember growing up going to my local PC repair
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by infecto 4mo ago
Speaking as someone who has raced, commuted and has run multiple iron butts. Only really true at low speeds and if you are not wearing ear protection (which is a choice). Once earpro is in and you are going a decent speed there is really no
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by infecto 4mo ago
Not sure what your trying to a argue but it simply depends on the local laws but from a safety perspective I cannot think of many opportunities the sound would save you as it’s already loud enough from wind noise alone. I ride with a comm s
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by infecto 4mo ago
Ear plugs are recommended while riding a motorcycle.
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by infecto 4mo ago
Earplugs are pretty common on a motorcycle. The issue is not the exhaust, its the wind which gets to damaging levels at pretty low speeds.
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by infecto 4mo ago
Really depends on how they are being worn. If they are on without any sound being played its fine. Ear plugs are highly encouraged while riding a motorcycle and after a decade plus of riding I have never thought ear plugs along with a heads
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by infecto 4mo ago
Cool story. YMMV but for anyone that has lived in more urban cities it’s pretty normal to get at least a few parking related tickets. Not always but also not rare. In my example I already shared I would get meter tickets especially on my mo
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by infecto 4mo ago
I have run IP cameras outside for a decade plus. Whatever floats your boat
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by infecto 4mo ago
I never really thought of Ubiquity as enterprise always felt more of the premium small to mid sized business but I am sure some enterprises use them.
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by infecto 4mo ago
The cost is just insane though. $4-$500 for a camera that I can get equivalent specs for $50-100.
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by infecto 4mo ago
I don’t get it either. I think there is a reasonable expectation to try to catch these things but at the end of the day it’s figuring out some form of probabilistic outcome.
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by infecto 4mo ago
Which is cool but I think it’s an important callout because it’s shady how they do it in my opinion.
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by infecto 4mo ago
No issues here but I think it helps to add a few thoughts to continue the dialogue. I think it’s largely shaped by the type of work you are doing and I am not sold on the idea that we are at a point of never writing code. I leverage these t
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by infecto 4mo ago
It is more complex and it’s shaped by your experiences but as someone I would consider a normal American I have found across states that police tend to be fairly adversarial and unless I am reporting a crime the best policy is usually low c
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by infecto 4mo ago
99% is hyperbole but sadly so much of modern policing is structured to extract the maximum number of arrests. From the corridors throughout the US where local LEOs use cash rules to seize money for their own use or from some of the silly re
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by infecto 4mo ago
“Well clarification the plans they offer where they bundled in free models that train on your use.” Just what I said. They offer paid plans through their tool. Said paid plans are kind of a dark pattern where it’s not immediately obvious th
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by infecto 4mo ago
OpenCode is miserable from a security perspective. Well clarification the plans they offer where they bundled in free models that train on your use. You are then left to use an OpenRouter which I find pretty flaky for at least the leading C
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by infecto 4mo ago
Maybe that is it and agree.
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by infecto 4mo ago
I like your take and think the key takeaway is that there is no single answer for everyone. It’s like eMacs vs vim. My one question is what popups exist in cursor? It is my daily driver and I cannot recall any popups.
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by infecto 4mo ago
Have tried it over time. I think it’s decent but I still found it to be not as great or quick as Cursor and the rest of their AI integration did not feel as compelling for my workflow.l but overall agree.

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