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901.
by sneak 1y ago
Serious question: how long do you expect cloud hardware vendors to support the servers for their products? 10 years? 20? 30?
902.
by sneak 1y ago
I like being able to adjust HVAC based on temperature sensors that are not co-located with the input keypad. Being able to use the temp reading in a specific room is choice.
903.
by sneak 1y ago
A lot of my more important (to me/IMHO) blog posts started out as seed crystal HN comments that I developed into full articles.
904.
by sneak 1y ago
> We're a squad of hardcore builders between San Francisco and Shenzhen working 996 to build the next personal computer. We're upgrading human intelligence with high bandwidth interfaces. We're transhumanist hackers. And
905.
by sneak 1y ago
I use a VPN because it does NAT and shared public IP. My residential connection’s public IP and timestamp uniquely identifies my physical residence. Also ISPs are shady and will sniff your DNS and SNI and they know your name, address, and
906.
by sneak 1y ago
Most of the code I write is greenfield projects. I’m pretty spoiled, I guess. Claude Code has helped me ship a lot of things I always wanted to build but didn’t have time to do.
907.
by sneak 1y ago
It’s funny to me that a lot of articles about how to more effectively undertake being a W2 wage slave come through a website dedicated to entrepreneurship. If you run your own company (or even just your own small business) you don’t have to
908.
by sneak 1y ago
You seem to be a minority. Consider for a moment that the default behavior of the gmail app is to make a notification for each and every incoming new email. Look at a normal person’s email inbox sometime. Most people use default settings a
909.
by sneak 1y ago
Once you have the main mental model, you realize that git (the main/core features, not fancy stuff like submodules or worktrees etc) is basically the simplest thing that is fit for purpose.
910.
by sneak 1y ago
Seems to me that if you want to waste time and money engineering your setup more net efficient, just buy a few solar panels and LiFePo4 batteries to buffer. You can run other stuff off of it, too. I always choose “make more money” over “pi
911.
by sneak 1y ago
The old saying: Linux is only free if your time is worth nothing.
912.
by sneak 1y ago
Appropriate username, given this sentiment.
913.
by sneak 1y ago
There’s no such thing as a “free ride” on software that is given away freely . It’s a gift. Once you gift it, it is no longer yours, it belongs to the people to whom you have given it to, to do whatever they wish with.
914.
by sneak 1y ago
Go, naturally.
915.
by sneak 1y ago
I'm not taking it up with you and I'm not shooting the messenger. The only issue I have is takes like this: > Be of good cheer, it collapses under its own weight in this neighborhood of dysfunction. Its almost over. There&#x
916.
by sneak 1y ago
It would be very simple to build such a thing if you could analyze everyone's payments. With total surveillance, you can have total safety! Why would you want privacy when you could have safety instead? The ironic part is that the go
917.
by sneak 1y ago
I don't. I don't want the web to become just a runtime for opaque binary applications. Right now we still maintain some semblance of user control over the DOM and the application; when everything is WASM and WebGPU using its own
918.
by sneak 1y ago
A lot of people suffer greatly and die to cause that mess. A perfect example is the terrible mismanagement of the epidemic in the USA; over a million people dead, many (most?) of them unnecessarily for the active rejection of basic infectio
919.
by sneak 1y ago
Yeah, I use php colab all of the time to run numpy stuff on gpus, I learned about it in my php data science class in university. They’re basically equivalent now.
920.
by sneak 1y ago
I was wondering how long it would take for the web to get to this point. It seemed inevitable once canvas became a thing. You don’t even technically need gl or wasm to rewrite an entire rendering engine in js that can just blast pixels at
921.
by sneak 1y ago
When I do stuff like this, I just write the front app in the new/fast language, then reproxy the stuff not written in the fast language to the legacy app. You can even add middlewares or caching or metrics in the new app for requests
922.
by sneak 1y ago
When people see everything as an ego-based competition, they lose track entirely of the fact that trade is not zero-sum: both parties (or nations) benefit from increased trade. It’s the zero-sum mindset of leadership that only ever learned
923.
by sneak 1y ago
Oh, that too. China is the best place to manufacture most precision goods today, period, independent of labor costs. But even if you could wave a magic wand and put the USA on equal footing in terms of skills and experience and capability,
924.
by sneak 1y ago
https://lareviewofbooks.org/article/the-cia-goes-to-hollywoo... https://listverse.com/2015/12/17/10-hollywood-movie-scripts-... https://ageoftransformation.org/exclusive-
925.
by sneak 1y ago
This would make sense if there were a single labor market. There isn’t, so this simply increases prices (even for domestic goods, as raw materials are frequently imported). There is no meaningful path to restoring much of the US’s lost man
926.
by sneak 1y ago
Anything to help them win the fight against HP, I’m for.
927.
by sneak 1y ago
Nvidia, TSMC, ASML
928.
by sneak 1y ago
Someone tell all of the Hollywood producers making war movies that the DoD gets final cut on.
929.
by sneak 1y ago
It’s a common misconception that people have that propaganda is untrue . Just like a good documentary, selecting which set of true, objective facts to insert into one’s attention and narrative can perfectly serve an agenda.
930.
by sneak 1y ago
They don’t have the money to hire lawyers to pursue discrimination suits, and the potential SME employers frequently don’t have the balance sheet to be collectible. It’s a different ballgame when you can gamble $20k to make $1M.

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