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asynchronous
3y ago
Right on the money analysis. Could give a dozen examples but Boeing attempting and failing miserably at southern border security in the early 2000s comes to mind.
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3y ago
I actually think electric is one thing that could be squarely profitable for the small guy- think a small lot with solar panels or micro hydro and a few charging stations invested for much less than the cost of a house.
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asynchronous
3y ago
I actually enjoy the gas station ads because it brings us one step closer to the glorious dark future of Cyberpunk /s
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asynchronous
3y ago
This seems like a likely answer.
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asynchronous
3y ago
If I may be so bold, Cult of The Dead Cow could very well be interested in this space with their most recent private-first platform framework.
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3y ago
Okay I’ll admit this is super cool- I like what AI art generation has been doing for the game/animation hobbyist, and as someone who sucks at 3D modeling and sculpting I’ve been hopeful it’ll come to the 3D model space. This rigging if
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asynchronous
3y ago
Actually Zillow I think just scrapes sites, I don’t think they even have legal/API access. I hope someone puts a bullet in the Realtor industry.
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asynchronous
3y ago
Holy are they really that over staffed?
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asynchronous
3y ago
Such as? If RTO is happening I want every company to take back every “great job staying productive through the pandemic” email they sent over the last several years. Either we met the standard for productivity or we didn’t, it can’t be both
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3y ago
Arguments such as this one make accelerationism look attractive in all reality.
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asynchronous
3y ago
Uber is terrible at it.
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asynchronous
3y ago
Really I should have stated “short term profits”
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asynchronous
3y ago
Really telling when all the drone deaths thus far have been from DJI drones being weaponized in the Ukraine-Russia war.
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asynchronous
3y ago
Unity really showing the world how to tank a business by letting a few MBA’s at the top make a decision for profit.
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3y ago
You’d be surprised how much healthier the average eastern lifestyle is compared to the western, at least in terms of bodily health.
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asynchronous
3y ago
Thank you, thought this entire output was generated with ChatGPT
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asynchronous
3y ago
That “thousands of dollars per year” number seems quite a bit low for a Splunk license. Even for a small amount of data it’s more like thousands per month.
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asynchronous
3y ago
Splunk is ridiculously expensive even on an enterprise level
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asynchronous
3y ago
That’s the quiet part we don’t want to say out loud- the rest of the western world effectively gets a free pass on military spending at our expense.
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asynchronous
3y ago
This isn’t even accurate, there’s been better analysis written on this exact topic previously rather than some LLM generated lifehacker blog post.
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asynchronous
3y ago
Cookie banners are so annoying. I support any extension to remove them.
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asynchronous
3y ago
If you look at the current major offerings like SentinelOne, they start off with a generic best practice baseline, then slowly “learn” the normal traffic on the network to be able to better define the abnormal incidents to the IDS.
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asynchronous
3y ago
This was a very interesting read, thank you for correcting me. Enjoyed the deep dive.
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asynchronous
3y ago
Not true. Stable Diffusion locally on my 3080 is already faster than Adobe’s offering, not to mention after all my model tweaking and fine tuning much more useful and accurate. Is it overall easier to use or setup? No, but I can run it fo
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3y ago
It’s actually not the satellites as the bottleneck typically from what I understand, it’s the ground stations that serve those areas getting too congested.
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asynchronous
3y ago
Man you’d be a popular politician
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3y ago
Yeah but normal people tend to refuse to be the ones to suffer when we have private jets producing more than our cars emit in a year in a single flight. We’ll destroy the upper class before we let them use climate change to destroy the low
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3y ago
Props to both companies, doing great work.
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3y ago
Really thrilled to see someone in a position of influence turn to the HN community for comments on public policy. We could use more stuff like this.
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3y ago
You could regulate they have to patch any outstanding CVEs for their device/firmware but enforceability might be difficult.
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