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by suzzer99 2y ago
He tweeted 150x a day in support of Trump leading up to the election. Just go look at his timeline. Edit: lol at this getting downvoted. Some of you free speech purists really don't want to hear basic facts. Seriously. Just go look at
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by suzzer99 2y ago
Ah. Well I don't think I want to be googling any more of that.
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by suzzer99 2y ago
This. Never ever go to For You on twitter.
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by suzzer99 2y ago
If you live in LA it's kind of important.
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by suzzer99 2y ago
I googled "does BlueSky have a CP problem" and I still have no idea what this means.
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by suzzer99 2y ago
Every major LA fire hashtag is a 10-1 ratio of political nonsense and engagement farming to actual content. Maybe 20-1. It's depressing to try to sift through for actual information. The LA local news was light-years more timely and in
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by suzzer99 2y ago
There's also 99.99% less bots on bluesky at the moment. I can live with actual good-faith discourse. But twitter right now is a cesspool of political bots, outrageous take engagement farming, and toxic personal attacks. Obviously, this
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by suzzer99 2y ago
One of the first things I noticed when I started traveling internationally was that Pringles had penetrated all the way down to the smallest ramshackle closet-sized store in the boonies in Thailand. Good business if you can get it I guess.
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by suzzer99 2y ago
Yes, everyone uses social media differently and gets different things out of it. I've got my Facebook feed so well-curated that it rarely causes me distress. And like you, I like keeping up with old acquaintances, seeing their kids&#x2
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by suzzer99 2y ago
I agree that community notes works well. But for breaking news, by the time it kicks in the damage is already done. I've seen malicious misinfo about the LA fires get millions of views and 20k retweets before the community note was fin
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by suzzer99 2y ago
Would it be crazy for a decision-maker to think the commercial is pitching a turnkey solution to keep Matthew McCaughnehey out of the rain, as opposed to a platform where a Salesforce developer could potentially create such a system? Or d
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Ask HN: What does Salesforce AI do?
9 points by suzzer99 2y ago|14 comments
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by suzzer99 2y ago
From my limited experience, this is the standard Silicon Valley mindset.
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by suzzer99 2y ago
But they're all super duper smart! Surely it can't take more than a month or two to solve govt waste with that kind of brainpower.
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by suzzer99 2y ago
I agree that porn addiction can be destructive. But the idea that you can somehow block porn is ludicrous. Work on the problem from some other angle. This is just puritanical politicians throwing their weight around.
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by suzzer99 2y ago
Pornhub is pretty tame compared to a lot of the stuff out there, which won't be blocked because it's hosted in Russia or wherever and won't comply. I don't think limiting access to mainstream porn sites is going to do an
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by suzzer99 2y ago
+1 to all this. And when did it become cool to have icons that provide no feedback they've been clicked, combined with no loading state? I'm always clicking stuff twice now because I'm not sure I even clicked it the first tim
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by suzzer99 2y ago
It will be interesting to see what caused this. The video looks like more than just two drones colliding. Or that was what started it, then two drones colliding can cause a cascading failure, which seems suboptimal. Do these drones all answ
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by suzzer99 2y ago
I worked for a stereo store in San Francisco in the late-90s. We didn't have to deliver these, but we did have to deliver the 36" Sony XBRs, which weighed over 200 lbs and were just a delight to drag up 4 flights of stairs with tw
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by suzzer99 2y ago
It will be interesting to see what caused this. The video looks like more than just two drones colliding. Or that was what started it, then two drones colliding can cause a cascading failure, which seems suboptimal. Do these drones all answ
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FAA probes holiday drone show accident that injured a boy in Florida(abcnews.go.com)
2 points by suzzer99 2y ago|1 comments
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by suzzer99 2y ago
Based on my experience gaining and losing weight and the amount I sweat when I'm heavier, I'd guess yes.
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by suzzer99 2y ago
That's a fascinating idea.
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by suzzer99 2y ago
Yeah for sure there's an art to it that only comes with experience. But you better be 100% sure you need those three layers. My first big project as a developer was on an over-designed reporting/query-builder application that had
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by suzzer99 2y ago
> Write super boring code. Write naive but obvious code. “Premature optimization is the root of all evil”. If it was too simple, you can always make it more complex later. And that moment might never arrive. Don’t write clever code until
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by suzzer99 2y ago
Looking back, my friend has had some paranoid instances in the past, going back decades, usually on alcohol and drugs. So we feel like maybe it was always there, and it's possible menopause really brought it out, or stopped holding it
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by suzzer99 2y ago
Great documentary about the backup singers that became iconic on rock songs and yet made next to nothing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tWyUJcA8Zfo
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by suzzer99 2y ago
Well in the real world you would have all the coupon codes, amounts, and any other special behavior driven by entries in a database. It would never be in code. So the code would either be checking the database on every call, or loading the
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by suzzer99 2y ago
My friend who's been in psychosis for a year and a half now, and may have schizophrenia (we can't get her to see any doctors), was doing a lot of "microdosing" mushrooms, acid, ecstasy, and plenty of macrodosing too. I t
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by suzzer99 2y ago
A very good friend of mine is in some kind of severe psychosis right now. She's cut off all her friends and family. While she was still talking to us, she was still so paranoid she refused to even consider seeing a doctor, even though

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