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by id00 2mo ago
When something like this was happening to me, I heard people were saying "Oh, he is just lucky". It kinda made me a bit mad because of how much work I've put in a particular thing behind the scenes and in general how unlucky
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by id00 2mo ago
In the modern warfare with drones that made "killzone" to be 30-40kms from the frontline, with current russian tactics of infiltration by small groups and inability of them running medivac groups, the ratio of wounded vs dead in c
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by id00 2mo ago
Should try to use alternative searches. Can recommend Kagi
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by id00 2mo ago
What are you talking about? Mediazone already has 230k confirmed! russian deaths with names. Current confirmed rate of ~30k/month casualities for Russia couldn't be sustainable for much smaller population of Ukraine if they were t
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by id00 2mo ago
A few years back when I worked in the Seattle downtown, I used to have a walk around the office during lunchtime. I still remember seeing a drug addict baking what I assume was heroin just a block away from Pike Place Markets. It's cra
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by id00 3mo ago
More importanly they have moat
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by id00 3mo ago
I'm an Australian who was born in Eastern Europe. I've travelled around the world, lived in the US for 4 years and done a few cross country trips in the US including visiting Texas. With all its pros/cons, my experience there
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by id00 3mo ago
Here is my experience in the center of Shanghai, very subjective of course: - I can't pay with my credit/debit cards there so I need to get their alipay pay app. There is KYC required to upload my government ID. - We stayed in a s
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by id00 3mo ago
I could barely exist in Shanghai when I visited it for a week earlier this year. The surveillance is suffocating. With all my disdain towards the way the West is going, the level of control and freedom can't be compared. Especially if
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by id00 3mo ago
Actually it was my fault misreading the comment I replied to. Initially I've read the meaning of it as the whole domain of video games will "get expired" with the advancement of AI. After re-reading it, I totally agree with t
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by id00 3mo ago
Game is just another creative media like books and movies. Does it mean that you believe that those will get expired too?
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by id00 3mo ago
Not, according to their AI influencers
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by id00 5mo ago
> recent load issues (...) were seen as an existential threat I wouldn't be so sure. Don't overestimate people competence. For me it all looked like picking the highest ROI item in attempt to fix their reliability without putti
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by id00 5mo ago
When I was trying to use Claude to analyze my past transactions, I found out that it was constantly hallucinating charges, sometimes adds new, double counts and etc. When I'm dealing with my finances the 95% time Claude is correct and
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by id00 6mo ago
Russia, and especially Putin (over the last 26 years), never considered Ukraine an ally but rather a puppet and something that must be in their direct influence/control. Their relationship can’t be compared to the one the US and Canada
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Ask HN: Interactive Car Mechanics Guide?
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by id00 7mo ago
The documents pack is like an A4 folder 1cm thick. He received close to 100 in one day. Enough for his mailbox to get full and for the postie to dump most of it on the lawn
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by id00 7mo ago
I worked for an Australian insurance company and we physically DDOSed a poor man's real mailbox with printed policy documents as we used their address during e2e testing and we mistakenly didn't put a testing flag somewhere. Our C
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by id00 8mo ago
Why shouldn't I do quite the opposite? I don't want people with a questionable morale who knowingly built those systems work in my company
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by id00 10mo ago
In Brisbane, Australia they run a 6-month trial to make all public transport trips to be 50c (that includes buses, metro, ferries). It was so successful and widely loved that it was a no-brainier for it to be extended indefinitely
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by id00 10mo ago
I agree. It is very easy to fall in the trap: "I let AI write all the tests" and then find yourself in a situation where you have an unmaintainable mess with the only way to fix broken test within a reasonable time is to blindly a
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by id00 10mo ago
I'm returning my cart not because of my support of grocery stores but because I care about other customers: abandoned carts getting in the way of walking/parking, may damage cars and just in general clutter the space
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by id00 10mo ago
Is the law the only thing that stops you from littering?
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by id00 10mo ago
I usually just leave them in the cart and we go and return it together. Or now as they became older - they push it themselves to the corrals (with me next to them of course). Feels like a lazy justification
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by id00 11mo ago
My comparion was about people often using risky products without fully realsing their risk
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by id00 11mo ago
Yeah, all strategies with things like that work very well until they don't. Odte situation reminds me of retail investors discovering $XIV, having a good time using "safe" strategies and then getting wiped clean by the volati
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by id00 11mo ago
I still believe https://hckrnews.com/ is the peak
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by id00 11mo ago
I personally believe iOS 7 was terrible but it was step in the right direction and continuous iterations on that design make overall user experience better than it was before. Currently, I'm not a big fan of iOS 26 but I'm willing
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by id00 11mo ago
All these threads about iOS 26 reminded me about something long forgotten like... the release of iOS I suggest to check the comments in this 12 years old thread [1], replace version number 7 with 26 there and realise that some things never
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by id00 1y ago
I actually really like that comment. It's an example of classic doublespeak and it's a shame that "Open"AI uses it and we as society tolerate that (as well as other companies of course)

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