mastazi

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by mastazi 1y ago
Amazing, thank you for the insights!
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by mastazi 1y ago
From the website > Recording system audio is still very clunky: audio routing hacks, third-party tools that aren't meant for the task - too many steps. I really love the idea because I'm one of the people who previously had to
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by mastazi 1y ago
You're right I should have clarified that - in my previous example, by "same job" I meant same company AND same title. If you have promotions over time, then of course it's fine to stay with the same company for many yea
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by mastazi 1y ago
2-3 yr gigs in 2025 is completely OK, we're not in the 80's and people are not expected to work many years for an employer, especially in the modern workplace where the "normal" way to get a promotion is job hopping. FWI
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by mastazi 1y ago
> Around the 40-commit mark, manual commits became frequent—styling, removing unused methods, the kind of housekeeping that coding models still struggle with. It's clear that AI generated >95% of the code, but human oversight was
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by mastazi 1y ago
Linux Foundation's announcement here https://www.linuxfoundation.org/press/linux-foundation-annou... EDIT - HN Discussion about it here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44205865
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Trump thinks Americans consume too much. He has a point(economist.com)
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China's driverless lorries hope to expand(bbc.com)
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by mastazi 1y ago
I can see your argument in relation to minimizing waste and the fact that many low-price items should not exist because they are not sustainable. But I'm confused by the first part of your comment because first you said > It's
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by mastazi 1y ago
I'm seeing HN hug of death when attempting to open the link, but was able to read the post on Wayback Machine https://web.archive.org/web/20250604224036/https://mastodon.... I think this is a privat
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by mastazi 1y ago
Do we have any evidence that most users just click yes? My parents who are non-technical click no by default to everything, sometimes they ask for my assistance when something doesn't work and often it's because they denied some p
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by mastazi 1y ago
> which is the fake python library and the citation that the LLM has hallucinated from the real one. Vibe coding is just WYSIWYG on steroids Maybe you haven't used AI coding tools in a while, the latest ones can run build tools, wri
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Justice system being weaponized agains journalists critical of Musk and Twitter(techdirt.com)
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by mastazi 1y ago
I see, I hadn't noticed because back when I got my domain I paid for a multi-year offer. Thanks for that, when my paid-for period ends I will look into alternatives.
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by mastazi 1y ago
> About six months ago, I realized that it was probably time to get away from Gandi as a registrar and also SSL provider (reseller). I've recently heard similar takes about Gandi but I am out of the loop, can someone explain the con
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by mastazi 1y ago
Link seems to be experiencing HN's hug of death, archived link: https://web.archive.org/web/20250523210148/https://strangeco... Note: the link contains some slightly NSFW images
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by mastazi 1y ago
As we can see from the comments thread in that Reddit post, the title of this HN submission is incorrect, it should be "Youtube Blocking Opera's built-in adblocker". As per that post's OP, turning off Opera's built-
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NHS England hospitals cast doubt on Palantir use case(theregister.com)
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by mastazi 1y ago
> In Australia, coffee would normally be consumed as a dark roast I live in Sydney and I mostly drink espresso shots (no milk), the roast is very noticeable to me due to the type of coffee I drink. I would say at least half of all cafes
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by mastazi 1y ago
> Here in Sweden, it is customary to roast and brew coffee the same color as your soul: dark and ragged Strange, I thought it was the opposite given that very light roasts are sometimes called "Nordic roasts" - my understanding
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AI therapy is a surveillance machine in a police state(theverge.com)
8 points by mastazi 1y ago|4 comments
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by mastazi 1y ago
I've watched a video about NotebookLM podcast generation functionality, and I thought it was impressive. While I realize that it definitely doesn't replace actual podcasts, I immediately thought of many novel and interesting uses
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Y Combinator says Google is a monopolist, no comment about its OpenAI ties(techcrunch.com)
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by mastazi 1y ago
but it is so easy to circumvent, even my teenage daughter, who doesn't have an interest in tech, knows what a capture card is and knows what an hdmi splitter is: she hasn't even entered the workforce yet and she already has all th
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by mastazi 1y ago
LLMs are notoriously bad at estimating or comparing the size of physical objects due to the fact that their training happens away from the physical world, it is a well known problem and recently it has been discussed even in popular media e
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by mastazi 1y ago
As others have noted this is basically security theater because many legitimate apps are being removed and many spammy apps are staying up. I work at a company that created some whitelabel apps for some popular brands and recently the apps
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by mastazi 1y ago
I'm the same, I started coding as a kid on an Amiga 500. But I never thought it would become my job. I studied a degree in communication and worked as a journalist first, then as a press agent. Later I decided to move to a different co
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by mastazi 1y ago
you can be pragmatic and choose not to buy from certain companies whose behaviour you consider egregious, while at the same time not having to worry about each single expense you make. Deciding what bank you will get your home loan from -&g
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by mastazi 2y ago
Yes, I think you're right, many Ultimate Guitar charts are generally low quality. I remember once checking out a song in F major and the IV chord was notated as A#, LOL. To be fair there are also high quality charts on UG, but they gen
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by mastazi 2y ago
I'm surprised that according to the article, in jazz, some chords like D and A, which are mostly found in sharp keys, are more common than chords like Bb and Eb, which are usually found in flat keys. I remember once creating a dataset

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