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by kacesensitive 1y ago
Ivermectin has a surprisingly interesting origin, it was discovered in soil near a Japanese golf course and developed from a bacterium that kills parasites. It went on to treat diseases like river blindness and became widely used in both hu
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by kacesensitive 1y ago
I mean by that logic wouldn't the cheap house just cost even less? What about housing prevents it from being a race to the bottom like every other product? Like yes a nice pair of boots costs more and you do get more value out of them
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by kacesensitive 1y ago
Sure everyone wants NASA to be efficient but cutting it's funding to the lowest since 1961 isn't doing that. You don't "fix" NASA by shooting it in the head. https://www.planetary.org/articles/n
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by kacesensitive 1y ago
I know a few of these people. The two I've spoken with since their resignation basically said, "we're definitely getting laid off unless something insane changes with the funding cuts so at least this way we get a severance.&
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by kacesensitive 1y ago
This is the kind of structural revenue loss that doesn’t show up until it’s too late. Tesla’s been skating on regulatory credits for years, essentially subsidized by the shortcomings of legacy automakers. Now that the training wheels are of
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by kacesensitive 1y ago
Well they know my wife but not that she's trans lmao they live less than an hour away and we never really see them due to the comments they make. Just not worth putting her through that.
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by kacesensitive 1y ago
I've seen the mountains of e-waste first hand. Anything that tries to tackle this problem is welcome in my book.
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by kacesensitive 1y ago
My grandparents think NPR is leftist propaganda and PBS has a "trans agenda" whatever that means. They're too far gone.
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by kacesensitive 1y ago
Yeah, it’s grim irony. A lot of rural communities consistently vote for politicians who campaign on dismantling these very programs (public broadcasting, Medicaid, rural hospital funding, even USPS). Then act surprised when the services van
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by kacesensitive 1y ago
Wasn't alive then haha
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by kacesensitive 1y ago
I'm just done with Windows after Nixon said Windows 10 would be the last OS and they'd just iterate on it then broke that promise soon after.
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by kacesensitive 1y ago
Exactly why I rent the modem but it sits unplugged in the closet lol
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by kacesensitive 1y ago
I for one am willing to give up however much processing power needed for that sweet liquid glass
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by kacesensitive 1y ago
LLMs won't replace observability, but they absolutely change the game. Asking "why is latency spiking" and getting a coherent root cause in seconds is powerful. You still need good telemetry, but this shifts the value from vi
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by kacesensitive 1y ago
Go read the propublica article and tell me the findings are anything less than insane.
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by kacesensitive 1y ago
Or maybe you are so politically tainted that it gives you a rosey filter on the insanity?
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Progressive JSON(overreacted.io)
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by kacesensitive 1y ago
https://github.com/pointfreeco/swift-composable-architecture
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by kacesensitive 1y ago
Yeah so we didn't want to build out anything that invades your inbox, for privacy concerns, I know I would not feel comfortable with that. So we've curated a ton of the top newsletters and made the process of adding them to the pl
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by kacesensitive 1y ago
Dude those benchmarks are nice great job
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by kacesensitive 1y ago
Thought it was goofy that I was still reading newsletters through my inbox. I really don't want to open my email unless I'm working. Anyways, some friends and I made Scrollz to fix that and also add some cool features to the newsl
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by kacesensitive 1y ago
This is one of those things that sounds radical now but was completely normal policy 70 years ago. The federal government used to directly build housing—lots of it—for working-class families. Projects like the New Deal and post-WWII housing
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by kacesensitive 1y ago
i have been quite enjoying https://www.eraser.io/diagramgpt
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by kacesensitive 1y ago
looking at my scrollz account - Awesome Node.js - Future Tools - ScienceDaily: Technology - Techpresso - Next.js Weekly - Hacker Newsletter (obv) - Prompts Daily - Techmeme
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by kacesensitive 1y ago
Oh please—spare us the performative gatekeeping. “No scientific qualifications”? She led the Office of Science and Technology Policy and served on the National Science Board. Her expertise is in how science operates within society, which is
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by kacesensitive 1y ago
Oh no, not a Ph.D. from NYU and a science policy leadership role under a president—how scandalous! Imagine thinking someone who specializes in the intersection of science, society, and governance might be... qualified to advise on science a
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by kacesensitive 1y ago
This is a good reminder that the mythologized "Code of the West" wasn't some noble cowboy ethic—it was born out of postwar resentment, racial violence, and frontier lawlessness. It's easy to forget that much of what&#x27
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by kacesensitive 1y ago
It's literally not whataboutism. Whataboutism is when you bring up something about person A, then the only argument against it is something relating to person B. For example, when you point out the call the president made to the secret
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by kacesensitive 1y ago
I hope you have an automated way of pulling the tariff percentages. Seems like it changes hour to hour.
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by kacesensitive 1y ago
I can't believe I'm typing this on hn and it's not meant to be funny but ...some people like ejaculate

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