camhart

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by camhart 4mo ago
Working for a defense contractor makes you a fascist now?
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by camhart 4mo ago
I'm fine with there being pacifist. What makes you think I'm opposed them? What this person is arguing is not for pacifism, its an argument that to be their friend you must agree with them on pacifism. I have my own thoughts and
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by camhart 4mo ago
Ask Ukraine.
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by camhart 4mo ago
You realize what happens if we dont have killy stuff right? We get killed.
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by camhart 4mo ago
Shows the value of your friendship.
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by camhart 6mo ago
This extension is open source.
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by camhart 8mo ago
No... its people choosing to spend their hard earned money on a tesla product. It literally proves the claim that his companies produce bad products is false.
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by camhart 8mo ago
Elon's purchase of Twitter (now X) opened the door for conservative view points to be heard online. Prior to that, all other major platforms were censoring conservative views (with wide spread company leadership claiming due to pressu
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by camhart 8mo ago
Elon put everything he had into spacex and tesla. Against all odds, both worked out. He's now betting tesla on optimus. People are willing to believe him given his extremely successful track record of beating the odds. Is it guaran
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by camhart 8mo ago
This is comical give the model y has regularly been the best selling car in the world and the only EV to ever achieve such.
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by camhart 9mo ago
I stopped because of moderators. They literally killed the site for me.
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by camhart 9mo ago
The biggest trap parents fall into is they buy devices assuming there will be ways to enforce parental controls on them. The reality is it's impossible to do on many devices, and extremely difficult to get right on the remaining ones.
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by camhart 11mo ago
The corruption is allowing illegal immigrants into the country in the first place. Its a mess that needs cleaned up. I dont condone excessive use of violence unless it's warranted, but open your eyes. Biden allowed the flood gates o
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by camhart 1y ago
If the video is encoded using a codec your hardware doesn't handle, it would be left up to the CPU to decode. Av1 can slow everything down to a crawl over CPU. You'd think the browser would be smart about the stream selection th
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by camhart 1y ago
Windows, mac, ios, chrome os all support DOH at the OS level to some degree. Android supports limited, preset DOH resolvers only.
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by camhart 1y ago
How many solar city customers have added powerwall/megapack...? Even if its low for solar, it doesn't mean it was a bad deal. He acquired existing customers he could sell other products to.
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by camhart 2y ago
Dry eye is a major issue for people who stare at screens. You most likely aren't blinking enough, which causes your eyes to dry out. Quoting a previous comment of mine ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42796950#427
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by camhart 2y ago
> How Americans are allowing this circus to go on is completely beyond me. The country is a laughing stock. Most European countries have had significant shifts to the right in recent elections. Many European leaders have acknowledged Tr
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by camhart 2y ago
> Anyone operating in good faith knows to curb spending, everything Musk has been saying won't make a dent until you get to DoD, Social Security, or health care This isn't accurate. Anyone who's managed a large and comple
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by camhart 2y ago
You're assuming there is no cost to the business when the service isn't actively being used. Thats not always the case.
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by camhart 2y ago
Did you do anything to retrain the model, or just use it out of the box?
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by camhart 2y ago
I'm not aware of any triggers to cause subconscious blinking. That'd be fantastic if there was an option though. The web app can trigger a notification if your blinks / minute drop too low. Only challenge is modern browsers
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by camhart 2y ago
Hot wash clothes don't maintain the heat long enough to release the oils. Decent eye compresses are $20. Here's a decent one. Certainly others work too. https://www.amazon.com/Bruder-Activated-Recommended-Profes
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by camhart 2y ago
There's a good chance its due to dry eye. If so, you need to blink more. Get an eye compress (heat it up in microwave, toss on eyes for 10 minutes). That can help release oils from glands onto your eyes. Artificial tears can help w
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by camhart 2y ago
A big thing not often spoken about with eye strain is dry eye caused by the lack of blinking due to focusing on screens too close to our face. This is an evolutionary phenomenon--close dangers cause extreme focus without blinking. Extreme
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by camhart 2y ago
> most people able to and interested in buying an electric car For what it's worth, I've wanted a tesla for many years. I haven't pulled the trigger because of the cost. I'm not sure how many right leaning techies t
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by camhart 2y ago
I'd argue inflation and high interest rates have a large impact too. When every day necessities (shelter, food, healthcare, education) are +30% at a minimum, there's not a lot leftover for fancy cars for most Americans.
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by camhart 2y ago
Doctors per capita is actually up (according to wikipedia at least). So there's more Doctors available now than there used to be. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Physicians_in_the_United_State... .
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by camhart 2y ago
> There's no reason that companies "need to scale". Scale tends to bring increased revenue/profits. Starting a business is a massive risk of both time and capital typically. If there isn't the potential to win
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by camhart 2y ago
I mean, sure, if shipping everyday means stuff breaks everyday then its a bad idea--that sounds miserable. But it doesn't have to mean that. I'd rather have a culture of shipping frequently and fixing the occasional mistake inst

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