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hazmazlaz
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About hazmazlaz
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Comment #48095679
I built a small project on Cloudflare and it just works. I've had only one issue where I ended up contacting support and they were very prompt in addressing it.
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Comment #47004988
Discovering Handy was a revelation - light years ahead of any other tool in this space IMO. Thank you for building it!
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Comment #46874851
The most insane thing about this is that it is not illegal to manufacture firearms in the United States. Providing that you do not sell or distribute the firearm, it is entirely le…
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Comment #46277171
Petra (Obsidian CLI) and Petra-Bridge (Obsidian API for the CLI tool integration). https://github.com/H4ZM47/petra-obsidian-cli ; https://github.com/H4ZM47/petra-bridge This was a …
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Comment #46233416
Well of course it produced bad results... it was given a bad prompt. Imagine how things would have turned out if you had given the same instructions to a skilled but naive contract…
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Comment #46194989
Judging from what my contacts say, I would not hold my breath. HCP is going to get smashed by bureaucracy and bigcorp bs just like all other IBM acquisitions. All you have to do to…
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Comment #45968543
It's a good thing that human bodies are not analogous to cars then. The research on these chemicals does not align with your metaphor.
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Comment #45463726
That's not true, commercial and municipal drones operate above 400ft all the time. Non-commercial/civilian drones piloted by someone without an FAA Part 107 certification and a wai…
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Comment #44877003
Am I reading the chart wrong, or does it show that the S&P500 ex-top 10 stocks increased by 20% over 3 years? That would be a historically average and very reasonable return.
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Comment #44813951
Do you think that airplanes, helicopters, and balloons are also inherently a creepy, invasive technology as well? Because from the perspective of capturing imaging data from the ai…
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Comment #44745604
The need to start a chat for a model that is not currently downloaded in order to initiate a download confused me for a minute the first time I tried it out. A more intuitive appro…
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Comment #44734098
The same reason that Microsoft products are still in the App Store after so many breaches. Because having a security breach is not part of the App Store equation.
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Comment #44650679
Why not be bold and name those nine households? I think the public deserves to know who in their community is hoarding all of the wealth.
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Comment #44605502
I use Obsidian with the ReadItLater extension[1]. Works great for my purposes. [1] https://github.com/DominikPieper/obsidian-ReadItLater
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Comment #44524775
The unspoken, rarely acknowledged element of this story and other valuation stories is the devaluation of the US Dollar. That certainly contributes to the trend of record valuation…
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Comment #44502011
The state requires flood insurance for property that is in a defined flood area, and that insurance is sometimes either quite expensive or in some cases just not available at all.
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Comment #44456898
That's just a problem with how Dashlane and/or eBay implemented Passkeys. I have tons of site passkeys (1 per site) saved with 1password and use them across multiple devices just f…
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Comment #44391303
How about a binary - either you subscribe to Gemini or you don't. Rate limits or gates for higher tier models/capabilities, that you can upgrade to unlock. Think Small/Medium/Large…
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Comment #43423782
You are right that the intrinsic value hasn't changed, but wrong about the cause of the price movement. When an auto manufacturer trades at a 67 P/E ratio that's a sign that the st…
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Comment #43118114
Fetuses aren't people (it could be argued that they become people some time between the second and third trimester, but that's not really relevant because D&C is almost never done …
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Comment #42634636
I agree, and I wish there was an option to always require both a passcode/password AND biometrics in iOS and MacOS. While it would become a hassle having to do it every time, it wo…
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Comment #42387837
Yes, that clause/phrase restricts the company's rights with respect to their license to your data. Essentially, a clause like that is necessary for users to interact with the servi…
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Comment #42089071
Any suggestion that generated code is inferior to human written code because the generated code can contain vulnerabilities is ridiculous on its face. Human written code, despite a…
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Comment #41849211
I guarantee that's not going to be a viable option. No nation, especially China or the USA, is going to allow an aircraft free access to land unknown cargo at a random warehouse wi…
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Comment #41266466
This is so fascinating and amazing, congratulations on the achievements you and your team have made. What are some current limitations of this technology? Where do you think the tr…