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belfalas
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About belfalas
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Comment #42446624
This kind of reply is what makes me want to quit HN forever. There's always somebody out there smarter who knows better. Why bother to try and contribute anything?
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Comment #42445782
> Also, the service is amazing, and they won't accept tips. If you leave money on the table, they will chase after you, to give it back. I visited Japan some years back and loved t…
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Comment #42443765
The moon is so interesting, easy to forget how much it affects life on Earth because we see it all the time. Like others in the thread, I have a telescope and it's a wonderful expe…
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Comment #42433662
> I'd like a platform that focuses on face-to-face (video) interaction, including (somehow) with strangers. You could start today by going on Omegle and carving out a niche as some…
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Comment #42432929
> What I don't understand is, what benefit is there for 99% of companies to get in on the ground floor of LLMs? "Mr. President - we must not allow an LLM gap!"
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Comment #42393794
For a really hard one give it audio of William F Buckley!
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Comment #42379958
In my experience it's a skill that takes time to develop. It's hard at first for sure. There are lots of different models out there that people using for visualizing software and a…
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Comment #42372209
First time I had heard of lottocracy - interesting concept but I don't think I would like to be alive for it.
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Comment #42372203
All I can say is that I am speaking from life experience. It sounds like our experiences have been different.
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Comment #42372004
> And regarding scrutiny, morphine is a immensely usefulness tool and it's use surely extremely monitored. I went to high school in a fairly affluent area and I promise you this is…
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Comment #42371973
> One of the most glaringly broken things about society is that abuse of power is not punished harshly enough. Maybe it's just me getting older but it seems like this has always be…
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Comment #42344774
That's right. :)
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Comment #42344552
What Google has made money on are the ads that show up next to the search results. That's their way of "charging" for search if you like. Similarly for iCloud Drive / Dropbox, what…
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Comment #42344540
Theological might not have been the best word but there's definitely a lot of spiritual insight offered up in C&H.
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Comment #42343522
IIRC this came up when Apple tried to buy Dropbox - it was a way to accelerate the building of iCloud Drive. The Files app is essentially Apple's version of Dropbox, they make mone…
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Comment #42342012
Agree. But they're well in second and third compared to Calvin & Hobbes. :) I also think Bloom County deserves to be on the list of all-time greats.
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Comment #42341993
I guess we just don't see eye to eye on these things, which is okay. I freely admit that my employer isn't too sharp on its use of technology. But I also won't be convinced that fo…
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Comment #42330878
Man was Calvin & Hobbes awesome. IMNSHO every comic strip currently in print still lives in its shadow. C&H had it all - good illustration, good writing, life insight. It was a rea…
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Comment #42319326
You're leaving out bending the customer over the barrel come renewal time once services are migrated and there's lock-in. And sorry bud, but the whole "operating independently" thi…
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Comment #42312545
The plan is to go native with our IaaS since they offer a native solution that is comparable to what we had with OpenShift. We have always been hybrid cloud and I don't see that th…
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Comment #42310684
Keying off your comment - in the field of neuroscience, is consciousness viewed as a kind of simulation? (I'm just a programmer so it's fascinating to me to consider how actual bra…
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Comment #42309321
Hmm no. My $dayjob got quoted a nice price only for them to rug pull later. Also it’s not Red Hat anymore, it’s IBM.