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buzzerbetrayed··on Artemis II Launch Day Updates
Man I’m tired of people only caring about money when it comes to space. Meanwhile they lose their shit when someone suggests that tax payers shouldn’t pay for people’s Coca-Cola.
buzzerbetrayed··on Artemis II Launch Day Updates
Because of all the bullshit that the government wastes our tax funds on, this is the least bullshit.
buzzerbetrayed··on Artemis II Launch Day Updates
The current one will
buzzerbetrayed··on Show HN: Dull – Instagram Without Reels, YouTube Without Shorts (iOS)
Why wouldn’t making a paid web browser be legal?
buzzerbetrayed··on I decompiled the White House's new app
Good lord. So could literally any app on the planet
buzzerbetrayed··on Treasure hunter freed from jail after refusing to turn over shipwreck gold
Just like how everyone could have googled it. What’s your point?
buzzerbetrayed··on Asian governments roll out 4-day weeks, WFH to solve fuel crisis caused by war
Agreed. Hard to find a bigger global bully than Iran with all the terrorism they sponsored. And it was great to take out their handler as well.
buzzerbetrayed··on Florida judge rules red light camera tickets are unconstitutional
How about you prove your claim by providing some evidence that the richer you are the more speeding tickets you get. Otherwise you're solving for a problem that doesn’t exist.
buzzerbetrayed··on Helix: A post-modern text editor
I don’t even open a text editor anymore 90% of the time. Seems clear to me that IDEs, in the traditional sense, don’t really have a place in the future of software creation. They might morph into something that does, but definitely not in their current form, imo.
buzzerbetrayed··on Helix: A post-modern text editor
I can’t believe it still doesn’t have plugins. That’s crazy. They’ve been working on that for so many years.
buzzerbetrayed··on Where things stand with the Department of War
You realize that’s a narrative you made up in your head right? There is no evidence that it played out like that at all.
buzzerbetrayed··on MacBook Neo
You left out the part where the build quality is not up to par with a MacBook, which is what is actually being discussed.
buzzerbetrayed··on Lenovo’s new ThinkPads score 10/10 for repairability
LLMs bring up the “final boss analogy a lot too. I’ve gotten that in my own prompts
buzzerbetrayed··on WebMCP is available for early preview
Why should a browser care about how websites want you to use them?
buzzerbetrayed··on Just two days of oatmeal cut bad cholesterol by 10%
Oh boy. Now we’re entering the fiber era. We’re just leaving the protein era. Before that it was the intermittent fasting era. Before that it was the keto era. The low fat era was probably a few before that.

I hear about fiber constantly all of the sudden. You might be right about it, but how do we know it’s different than. All the past nutrition tends?

buzzerbetrayed··on Nano Banana 2: Google's latest AI image generation model
I googled “yoldo potato” with quotes and there was one result. This thread.
buzzerbetrayed··on Nano Banana 2: Google's latest AI image generation model
No, you’re the one playing the definition game. You took a word out of a sentence GP said, completely changed what the word meant, and then argued against the new definition.

Never mind that you need to learn about the god of the gaps. But what you’re doing here isn’t even relevant to GPs main point.

buzzerbetrayed··on Palantir's AI Is Playing a Major Role in Tracking Gaza Aid Deliveries
HN in a nutshell
buzzerbetrayed··on This time is different
What world are you living in where AI is underwhelming currently? I can’t even comprehend this. Are you just not using it or something?
buzzerbetrayed··on This time is different
The completely different way people are experiencing AI is fascinating.

In my world AI is already far more influential than text to speech.

People on here act like we don’t know if AI will be useful. And I’m sitting over here puzzled because of how fucking useful it is.

Very strange.

buzzerbetrayed··on Statement from Dario Amodei on our discussions with the Department of War
Perhaps you just have different moral values? I suspect each of the countries you mentioned spy on us. I also suspect we spy on them. I’m glad an American company wouldn’t be so foolish as to pretend otherwise.
buzzerbetrayed··on Mac mini will be made at a new facility in Houston
Let’s say you’re right and Apple is only doing this because of Trump.

Then Trump did a good thing. You’re inadvertently praising Trump in your attempt to slander Tim Cook.

buzzerbetrayed··on Mac mini will be made at a new facility in Houston
In the second paragraph it says they’re producing advanced AI servers.
buzzerbetrayed··on Mac mini will be made at a new facility in Houston
They’re literally opening a new 20,000 square foot facility I Houston. So I’m not sure what your comment implies, but it takes time to build things like that.
buzzerbetrayed··on Large study finds link between cannabis use in teens and psychosis later
To be fair, the example they gave from the other side is far more fringe

> When you buy weed you're supporting the same terrorism that happened on 9/11

buzzerbetrayed··on Trump's global tariffs struck down by US Supreme Court
I love how it’s “global damage” when the US tariffs counties that are already tariffing them. But no, unfortunately the rest of the world knows the US’s value.
buzzerbetrayed··on Cosmologically Unique IDs
Getting the entire universe to agree on a single clock for creating timestamps sounds absurdly difficult. Probably impossible?
buzzerbetrayed··on I want to wash my car. The car wash is 50 meters away. Should I walk or drive?
Oh man. I absolutely hate how Gemini tries to tie what it knows about you into every single answer. It caused me to go delete everything it had in memory about me.
buzzerbetrayed··on EU bans the destruction of unsold apparel, clothing, accessories and footwear
Counter point: all of human existence.

We wouldn’t have 99% of the technological advancements we’ve made without a fuckton of failure and waste.

buzzerbetrayed··on Breaking the spell of vibe coding
Not sure how things work at your company, but I’ve never seen a design spec that doesn’t have input from many humans on some form or another
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