Viewing profile — efsavage
efsavage
HN member- Joined
- Wed, Sep 02, 2009, 3:55 AM UTC
- HN karma
- 2,754
- Public activity
- 524 items
- HN profile
- View on Hacker News ↗
About efsavage
No profile information was provided.
Recent public activity
-
comment
Comment #48659970
AFAIK there's actually only one color and you can wrap it. The wrap kits are supposed to be DIY friendly so you can change it yourself when you want a new color.
-
comment
Comment #48587494
Just last week I vibed an .eml viewer that uses WebView2 and can confirm that it's very quick when not encrusted with garbage. https://github.com/efsavage/WinEML Also a daily Fastm…
-
comment
Comment #48384529
If the housekeeper gets to live in a $5m penthouse downtown instead of a walkup with a 60+ minute commute, I'd file this as an unintended win for this policy.
-
comment
Comment #48373008
> I haven't seen a cash only business since covid Collectibles (e.g. trading cards) are still a "cash is king" market. Some dealer only take cash, virtually all of them prefer it, …
-
comment
Comment #48313147
The tax is based on residency, not ownership. If nobody lives there as their primary residence, it's subject to the tax.
-
comment
Comment #48040031
A 70% take would have blown the minds of developers pre-Steam. Retailers took 40% and were ruthless about shelf space and inventory. Distributors took 20%. Plus you had to actually…
-
comment
Comment #47695443
bassbuzz.com isn't free but it's really good. I've about halfway through the course and feel like I've already gotten more my money's worth out of it.
-
comment
Comment #47694502
I don't think so, to put some made-up-but-illustrative numbers, I think AI is going to be worse than the 1% of people who do X professionally or at a high level, and better than th…
-
comment
Comment #47679777
I'd argue that they're above average for the population, and below average for experts. Can they draw as well as an expert/professional illustrator? Probably not. Can they draw bet…
-
comment
Comment #47548324
Great QA people are rarer than great developers, and potentially even more valuable.
-
comment
Comment #47505325
> “good enough” for 95% of use cases Maybe, for current use cases. I'd argue that anyone who thinks they can do everything a 10kW server can do on their 10W device just isn't being…
-
comment
Comment #47327012
Yegge's list resonated a little more closely with my progression to a clumsy L8. I think eventually 4-8 will be collapsed behind a more capable layer that can handle this stuff on …
-
comment
Comment #47310205
Those are all great things to do, but I don't think OP needs to do more things, they need to do different things. The biggest thing that jumped out was that they know they need to …
-
comment
Comment #47235834
I think there should be an option to assume I'm a child and proceed from there. If I want access to any mature content or real identify related stuff, I'll verify, but if your serv…
-
comment
Comment #46618869
Roblox: Hold my beer
-
comment
Comment #46194076
Interesting, I grew up in an area with good reception, so the pitch was definitely fewer commercials on the cable channels (HBO, Nickelodeon, MTV), I remember standing in the livin…
-
comment
Comment #46193611
In the earliest days of getting people to pay for cable TV when OTA was free, the pitch was that you'd see fewer/no commercials. That didn't last long...
-
comment
Comment #46138466
I think you're definitely right, for the moment. I've been forcing myself to use/learn the tools almost exclusively for the past 3-4 months and I was definitely not seeing any big …
-
comment
Comment #46137893
It was "writing 90% of the code", which seems to be pretty accurate, if not conservative, for those keeping up with the latest tools.
-
comment
Comment #45927590
The water argument rings a bit hollow for me not due to whataboutism but more that there's an assumption that I know what "using" water means, which I am not sure I do. I suspect m…
-
comment
Comment #45827101
I've always used 2-3 monitors pretty comfortably but with high latency AI agents adding more concurrency to my workflows I'm feeling very crowded. I would love a VR experience with…
-
comment
Comment #45775364
Early in my career (which started in civil engineering) I was working with a man at the very end of his, which started in the 1950s. I was the young tech-focused intern who found a…
-
comment
Comment #45734130
You probably have to really try to take too much Vitamin D with any over the counter supplement ( It should be part of your standard blood tests so you should know if you're runnin…
-
comment
Comment #45733633
> Make a ballpark, even lowball, estimate for that risk, and simply require the people inside the vehicle to compensate others for the risk being imposed on them. I see your point …
-
comment
Comment #45506618
You're Doing Rails. Wrong. (sorry, it was just too obvious)