Hasz

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by Hasz 3d ago
man, these guys bungled their PR so, so hard. What they should have done is pre-seeded a ton of stories about flock catching some notorious criminal, helping solve xyz serious crimes, helping solve abc minor nuisance issue crimes, and may
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by Hasz 6d ago
Independent of the product, love the branding design for this page.
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by Hasz 6d ago
I am working on a 5-10 year design a house and desperately hope monoblock air to water heat pumps with r744 (co2) are mature in the US market then. There are some, but it is still niche. I am not a big fan of running lineset with r-410a or
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by Hasz 9d ago
I have professional experience with all listed (both on vendor and user side), other than hyper-v. Nutanix is probably the closest true solution to VMware, although not 1:1. VMware is an excellent piece of tech run by people who DGAF and ju
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by Hasz 10d ago
LLMs are not defacto bad at writing and are not defacto distinguishable from human writers. Lots of people are just lazy, never customize anything, and tell chatgpt to make them a post about x to be a "thought leader". Most are ev
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by Hasz 15d ago
likewise, I keep an md for each person, along with details about birthday, names of kids/spouse, interests, hobbies, what we last talked about etc. I really like obsidian for this, as you can model relationships (eg via tagging) if you
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by Hasz 16d ago
Kobo Elipsa (1) is my preferred reader for PDFs/papers in particular. Genuinely good product, software works well enough and presents as USB mass storage, long battery life. Other than perhaps a more responsive, USB-C pen, IDK what els
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by Hasz 17d ago
We do these things not because they are easy, but because we thought they would be easy. I also think there is an incredible transference of skills from one domain to another. This is a risk (everything looks like nail when you have hammer)
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by Hasz 26d ago
all 88/12 ground. Choice sirloin is $8/lb. Boneless chicken breast is $2.5/lb. Beef on craiglist (1/4, 1/2 or whole) is averaging $6-12/lb for mostly grass fed beef raised <50 miles from me.
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by Hasz 26d ago
Most of the references are not to actual price data, eg CPI basket of goods, so here is the actual link. https://www.bls.gov/charts/consumer-price-index/consumer-pri... Energy stands out as actually being notewort
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by Hasz 26d ago
I feel like I am living in a different universe to the author. My beef still costs around $5/lb, my milk is still roughly $3/gal, similar on a lot of staples I buy regularly. My shirts cost about $5 for a t-shirt, and my jeans c
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by Hasz 26d ago
> tell me about tianenamen square Tiananmen Square (1989) In spring 1989, students and workers occupied Beijing's Tiananmen Square demanding democratic reform, free press, and an end to corruption. The protests grew through April–Ma
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by Hasz 28d ago
I have recently been spending time learning go, really really liking the language, awesome standard lib, excellent tooling and great experience. It sounds like the dumbest thing in the world, but I love the import system auto-adding stuff i
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by Hasz 1mo ago
IDK what happened to AWS, other than Amazon's cultural reputation is so bad it may be hard to hire the best eng. Azure, GCP, I generally agree. The Neoclouds will drive prices into the basement, I think custom silicon/data moat&#x
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by Hasz 1mo ago
Part of the issue -- cloudlfare is an inference provider for models (eg glm-4.7-flash) on openrouter. Very very hard to get partners to signup if you're going to directly compete with them.
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by Hasz 1mo ago
I specifically think many of the hyperscalers are a bad choice to platform on because they have their own models. You cannot build a viable platform business while directly competing with your potential customers and partners, the incenti
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by Hasz 1mo ago
I would not be suprised to see Cloudflare launch a competitor in the next 6 mo. They've done similar before, and it fits their "middle man/service provider" vibe well. OpenRouter is good because of the market ecosystem p
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by Hasz 1mo ago
If this is the same dude I am thinking of, his wife is also the CISO of Mozilla and do security research together, afair they have a whole book on x86 reverse engineering. Very cool!
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by Hasz 1mo ago
It is to hire new reps, they are competing for talent.
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by Hasz 1mo ago
Completely standard for enterprise (and even commercial/etc) sales. It would be extremely surprising if they did not have it. Usually take top n% of reps by quota attainment, GP, or incentive/SPIFF hits. Most (enterprise focused)
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by Hasz 1mo ago
Taste good, taste hard to cultivate, taste easy to fake and hard to prove. There, TLDR. We still have a metric for good taste, and it is $. Solve a problem that people care about? They give you $. Solve problem no one care about? No $. It i
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by Hasz 1mo ago
damn. I am so sorry to hear his wife passed, my heart goes out to him and his family. What a thoughtful tribute. I have always been a big fan of Stephen Wolfram, I had no idea his wife was such a great mathematician.
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by Hasz 1mo ago
> China did not make an "autocratic bargain" with its people For a good review: https://moderndiplomacy.eu/2025/10/05/chinas-authoritarian-m... Shangahi went from a dusty fishing village to one o
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by Hasz 1mo ago
The article explictly mentions trying to export it via belt and road, which is why I bring it up.
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by Hasz 1mo ago
I'm sorry to hear you feel it rings hollow. As you know, the secretary of state is Marco Rubio, who is appointed and confirmed by the senate (bipartisian-ish, I might add). I am no fan of Kushner, but saying he runs US foreign policy i
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by Hasz 1mo ago
I am not Chinese, but the CCP loves to insinuate that the middle kingdom is 5000 years of uninterrupted rule. As we both know, that is hilariously untrue. > Are you really that bullish on the United States a century from now? Yes, of cou
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by Hasz 1mo ago
> Common sense says countries rise and fall in cycles Oh common sense. If you believe all countries are autocracies, maybe. But to examine the trajectory of the US on a "Chinese timescale", the US rejected autocratic rule, buil
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by Hasz 2mo ago
I recently read capitalist realism by Fisher, and I think it is impossible (or very close to it, barring major war/plague/thanos snap) for something like degrowth to be seriously considered. There are simply waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay to
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by Hasz 2mo ago
Hey that’s pretty smart! Fradulent, but very smart. I was honestly expecting botnet. I expect many cameras of “dubious” origin are used for similar tasks, same with most “smart” devices with sufficient horsepower.
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by Hasz 2mo ago
Climate change will almost surely increase growing seasons and agricultural productivity in higher latitudes (for some crops). It will be extremely crop and cultivar dependent, I expect lots of R&D to go into crops that can deal with wi

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