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by throw-12-16 9mo ago
Ok sure. However getting a better sound system is a current solution to the problem that doesn't require some broad systemic change that may or may not ever happen.
92.
by throw-12-16 9mo ago
I don't think so, but I typically hear them use brands like Kleenex, Band-aid, etc instead of tissue, bandage.
93.
by throw-12-16 9mo ago
Tenet is the only one that I have issues with, but that movie sucks anyways.
94.
by throw-12-16 9mo ago
Thats definitely an American way of speaking.
95.
by throw-12-16 10mo ago
Just wait until the LLM Agent starts rewriting tests to adhere to your 100% code coverage mandate.
96.
by throw-12-16 10mo ago
It gets even worse when you realize most extensions ship bundled node_modules and are a very juicy target for supply chain attacks.
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by throw-12-16 10mo ago
The content is mixed with decent audio systems in mind. When you listen to that content on a good system you don't have these issues. Nolan films are a perfect example.
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by throw-12-16 10mo ago
Save it for your blunt rotation.
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by throw-12-16 10mo ago
Vocal "power users" / "haters" will eat up a lot of your resources and are the squeaky wheels that can easily derail roadmaps.
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by throw-12-16 10mo ago
Interesting, huge fan of charm and ruby. Will definitely keep this in mind.
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by throw-12-16 10mo ago
Honestly after hearing his I don't blame you, especially when you consider what a pain in the ass it is to setup a 7.1 system properly.
102.
by throw-12-16 10mo ago
Your expectations are too high, a 30mm thick screen will never produce good audio.
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by throw-12-16 10mo ago
You do realize that "voices too low, explosions too high" is because of the audio mixing in the movies and how it sounds on shitty integrated speakers right? When you have a good setup those same movies sound incredible, Nolan fil
104.
by throw-12-16 10mo ago
I'm not a speaker sales person, believe whatever you want.
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by throw-12-16 10mo ago
Use an IP reputation tool like https://mxtoolbox.com/blacklists.aspx What you will find is that many dedicated IP's from larger vendors are fine. I personally use Hetzner and don't have any issues with reputation
106.
by throw-12-16 10mo ago
I've been meaning to port some dotfiles utils over to go, I think I'll give this a shot.
107.
by throw-12-16 10mo ago
Not to mention its extremely insecure plugin architecture.
108.
by throw-12-16 10mo ago
So I guess the crypto exodus to AI is paying off.
109.
by throw-12-16 10mo ago
The crypto bros switched over to AI.
110.
by throw-12-16 10mo ago
Congrats, you have summarized the majority of SV startups.
111.
by throw-12-16 10mo ago
Then how is Gemini of any use?
112.
by throw-12-16 10mo ago
Thats just a matter of buying a decent IP and setting up DMARC and DKIM. I see this reasoning as the #1 reason not to self host, but it really isn't a big issue once you do the initial setup.
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by throw-12-16 10mo ago
Many people view their personal emails being slurped up by a Google AI model as a pretty big negative.
114.
by throw-12-16 10mo ago
You can self host email in an afternoon, its not nearly as bad as people make it out to be.
115.
by throw-12-16 10mo ago
You would end up banning 90% of the current YC crop.
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by throw-12-16 10mo ago
I never mount .git to the agent container, but sometimes I will initialize the container with its own internal .git so the agent can preserve its git operations and maintain a change log outside of its memory context.
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by throw-12-16 10mo ago
Same, I containerize all of my dev envs. I really struggle to understand how this isn't common best practice at this point. Especially when it comes to agents and anything node related. Claude is distributed as an npm global, so doubly
118.
by throw-12-16 10mo ago
It's easier to believe in conspiracy than do a few minutes of research to discover that you need a good quality sound system to have good quality sound.
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by throw-12-16 10mo ago
Its simpler than that. Flatscreen TV's have shitty speakers.
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by throw-12-16 10mo ago
Its why captions have become so popular.

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