thefz

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by thefz 10d ago
> The reality is that other people, even those at the top, as individuals, are not as misaligned with you as you think. Your interests only conflict by a moderate amount. I don't make anywhere near a million a year. Ever spoke to so
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by thefz 10d ago
Up until WWII - maaaybe. After that, hell no, I don't want any of that.
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by thefz 12d ago
My eyes already show as much as I can see.
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by thefz 12d ago
> You can run some/many (depending on your library) of your regular Steam games on a 'flat screen' inside the VR environment I can already run 100% of my Steam games on a flat screen in front of my real eyes
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by thefz 12d ago
VR is a solution in search of a problem
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by thefz 16d ago
I used to be a baker and baked all sort of intricate breads and sweets. Now a machine does it for me. To stay in shape every morning I bake a single loaf.
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by thefz 16d ago
Nope, you hate what capitalism has done with it, not the internet itself.
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by thefz 16d ago
> I skimmed the lawsuit. As far as I can tell, the complaint is about getting 4 x 15 minute extra breaks during the day and lighter work. Amazon did grant them, but the complaint is that they didn't do it fast enough. There's a
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by thefz 16d ago
In this thread: -zero ultrarunners, hell, probably zero runners -tons, tons of misogyny.
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by thefz 16d ago
> have a SKILL that emulates how my supervisor prefers his answers and papers, he used to get triggered by generated stuff, but now it just writes in a style he likes So your direct superior asked you not to do something and you still w
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by thefz 17d ago
> I cannot stand to wear the non-pro airpods > The Pros, completely different story You think this is accidental?
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by thefz 17d ago
Nah put on some quality headphones and the sound stage will blow your head off.
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by thefz 18d ago
> a given user probably only uses 5-10% of the features of a piece of software Then vibe your own 5% editor, but saying that a software so mature and complete as Resolve can be done with some AI and time is something I expect coming from
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by thefz 18d ago
> normal Wi-Fi stack behaviors and normal local device discovery behaviors Sending to LG a JSON with a list of all the devices in the current broadcast domain is NOT "normal local device discovery behaviors" and everyone should
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by thefz 19d ago
> but for government usage, wouldn’t they have to port every custom software they have built over decades to Linux? Maybe not the case for everyone, but this has been the reason for making as much in-house software as possible behind a w
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by thefz 25d ago
So he stuck it to the man on occasion let's say. Not all the time. Remember that there are documented supply chain infiltrations with Apple's total compliance, that they don't conveniently tell about when running their "
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by thefz 25d ago
Oh yeah Jobs was such an anarchist who stuck it to the man. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PRISM
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by thefz 26d ago
Before the age of slop we are living in, there were brilliant people who designed, implemented, tested and debugged some very brilliant and enormous codebase that the average HN user would take years to understand at a bird's eye view.
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by thefz 1mo ago
I can't even trust a chatbot with internet search. You guys use it for research?
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by thefz 1mo ago
Not even remotely comparable in terms of quality
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by thefz 1mo ago
> In Italy we are at 78% of addresses covered Complete bullshit. BUL maybe is close to that percentage P1G is nowhere near and is never going to reach full coverage in 2030.
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by thefz 1mo ago
10 years later from the rest of the market
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by thefz 1mo ago
> So everything after the middle ages. Basically when people stopped only drawing religious art and portraits of nobles. What started in the 1860s is "modernism". Ok, but you are reinforcing parent's point (which I agree w
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by thefz 1mo ago
So basically the code generator chatbot - who is trained on source code available on the internet, so by all means mediocre - is now good enough for all software development to depend on it? It's an awful regression.
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by thefz 1mo ago
> It is not always possible to provide the required support. First, it is expensive By not doing it you are basically outsourcing this cost to the environment.
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by thefz 1mo ago
> I'm shocked by the amount of time people who don't have kids waste. I'm shocked by the sanctimonious tone of those with kids; it's likely professional bias from having someone that needs schooling at home. Then, I w
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by thefz 2mo ago
Lay fiber, strenghten 5G coverage, allow work from home. Problem solved.
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by thefz 2mo ago
I'll be forever grateful to the Copernicus project as I among many others use it to track high altitude snow banks before heading out to high alpine runs/hikes. It's such a great tool for our own safety and it's incredib
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by thefz 2mo ago
Your balcony solar is a drop in the ocean of CO2 that USA, China and India keep spewing out. https://edgar.jrc.ec.europa.eu/report_2025
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by thefz 2mo ago
A hum but 24x7 is devastating, and even a very little increase in water temperature can kill local fauna. Additionally you are occupying public space for a private profit.

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