drunx

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Employees are replacing themselves with AI faster than management does it(geekbeard.dev)
2 points by drunx 1mo ago|0 comments
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Digital detox or building a personal brand(sashawhiddon.substack.com)
2 points by drunx 3mo ago|0 comments
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by drunx 4mo ago
I used to pay for "all of them". Netflix, Apple TV, Disney+, HBO Max, Mubi, Prime Video and occasional rents on Youtube movies. And I made myself believe that I'm doing it THE RIGHT WAY hence they will do good by me. - price
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AI content is great if you know it's AI(geekbeard.dev)
3 points by drunx 4mo ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Do you embrace AI in your life and business?
1 points by drunx 4mo ago|2 comments
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Creativity with AI vs. IRL (video production)(geekbeard.dev)
2 points by drunx 5mo ago|0 comments
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by drunx 6mo ago
Just read this - following a similar direction: https://yuraa.com/2026/03/21/customer-service-as-a-product/
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by drunx 9mo ago
I talk about people, not government. Unfortunately it's two different things. And of course I don't mean 100% of people. But percentage wise - you wouldn't say that majority wanted to "get it back". And that's
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by drunx 9mo ago
Pre 2014 no Russian person would directly wish/hope/wait for the annexation of Crimea. Surely some fanatics and crazies existed, but society at large didn't "need" it. One person made a decision. And that started a
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by drunx 9mo ago
I think the notion of the comment about westerners is to highlight that as a common person you can believe in rules based order, or you are made to believe in that and live your life by that, however the leaders don't really care about
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by drunx 9mo ago
I lived 15 years in The Netherlands and 3 years ago moved to Germany. Back in NL I used to complain about trains being late... Boy oh boy was I not ready for Germany and Deutsche Bahn. I heard stories, but it was so absurd at times that I t
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by drunx 9mo ago
Stealing this recommendation. I stared from Revelation Space - full series. Then did done other ones. Didn't get to the Century Rain. Thank you!
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by drunx 9mo ago
Alastair is on my S tier for sci-fi. Read so much of him. But didn't read Eversion. Adding it! In your reading journey, which other authors/books have similar grand space scale as how Alastair writes? I mean, there are a lot, I kn
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by drunx 9mo ago
"Lonesome Dove" And it's hard to convey how much I enjoyed it. I'm afraid to pick up any other novel of a similar kind as I'll be furiously comparing. So after it I sterted reading hardcore Sci-fi: Vacuum Diagrams,
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by drunx 11mo ago
Somehow I grew up with the expectation that coffee in US is exceptional everywhere. I guess from movies, pop culture - just how much coffee is part of American daily life. Then later in life, when I traveled to US as an independent adult (a
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by drunx 11mo ago
Yeah.. right after writing the comment I went on to get my frame of reference a bit adjusted about the sizes of everything...:) Risks are very small! So small that it's not even worth worrying about it too much. The whole cooling/
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by drunx 11mo ago
! Not the first time that industry pushed the technology. And I can see how this could work.
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by drunx 11mo ago
That's actually true. You are absolutely right. Computers used to be a size of a bedroom. So yeah, this is not the end game at all. I would think that the most ultimate end state would be (sci-fi mode ON) some kind of implants, retina
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by drunx 11mo ago
Fair enough. Though standing and watching a move is also possible. But also in VR/AR you can't have a movie night with a group of people. Though I'm not sure such things even happen anymore (movie nights with friends). I do f
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by drunx 11mo ago
Hmm... You have a point! I might have judged it too hastily. Nostalgia is a strong emotion. It sells.
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by drunx 11mo ago
I feel like this tech always misses real life usecases. I mean yes sure we do watch movies... But are you really going to sit in the headset for 2 hours straight. It's physically... Biologically(?) Uncomfortable. Then when they say - e
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by drunx 11mo ago
I'm by no means closer or educated enough on astrophysics or anything to do with space. Hence I have a very "commoner" question: - asteroids? Debris? It's there even any risk of anything significantly big to be damaged b
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by drunx 11mo ago
As a big fan of python and htmx... I'm loving it! Would check it out asap!
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by drunx 1y ago
This article can be taken a little less seriously. It is just an opinion/experience of a person. I think he has a lot of good points there. Yes he treads on the thin ice with the very big statements and generalisations, but those we do