Did do some "vibing" on the development of this, along with blackjack.free. I like the stack it produced and will probably open source. Also used Canva.ai to make the chips / setup look nice.
That seems so hugely minor in a what could possibly go wrong scenario, also it was tests, tests that may have allowance for relying on a service like Starlink (they mention Starlink not their military counterpart Starshield, which was not reported as down)
Sounds like it coud be some internal haters of the admin and Elon haters within the army or wherever were doing some field tests with UAVs and authorized-use civilian hardware having some fun with drones and it went down for an hour. Big whoop.
This is a ridiculous argument "zero chance" that completely discounts the possibility (or in all likelyhood, probability) that the creator may be compelled to stay silent, in jail, etc.
Strange how people are always so negative. Always with the nitpicking. Functionally of course 90s style UX and desktop productivity has always been far higher. Palantir's blueprint UI doesn't even specifically target mobile.
Yeah, seems many people can just moan online. At least I hope they aren't like this in daily life... It is pretty annoying how, while the HN audience grew steadily, from the 'wow great how you made this' went to 'this is crap and a joke' basically. Or maybe it's my memory and it was always quite bad, but then I don't really want to know; I find shooting down projects, unless they actually are super low effort (while asking money) or claiming blatant untruths (FOSS while it's not), is some kind of insecurity thing broken people do.
Of course reporting bugs is a good thing, but that's not just burning down someone's efforts willy nilly.
Better to have taken it when (and if) you knew you were exposed. It was always considered to be a prophylactic more so than a treatment. And in that capacity it did seem to work for me. (Having never tested positive for COVID, despite numerous tests, numerous exposures and no shots)
I also suspect that the much maligned "fish tank cleaner" hydroxychloroquine remains effective-as-ever for many issues, which "more targeted" in-patent drugs are on the market for.
It's very interesting to see such skin issues treated with ivermectin, although they are fundamentally a cleanliness issue of skin, clothes, and carpet.
Regarding HCQ, do I have a story to tell. Early in the Covid years, I had its symptoms twice. This was before any vaccine or tests. The first time was from a coworker, and the second time from a stairwell while unmasked. Both times, nothing would fix it, but pure CQ did. This was no fish tank cleaned. It was a proper CQ medicine at 250 mg/day for two days, then repeated again after a week for another two days. The only side effects were very minor visual blurriness which resolved on its own within 3 months, and cardiac arrhythmia which resolved using atenolol. The cardiac arrhythmia could just have been an effect of Covid itself for all I know. Note that I do take quercetin which is one of the few agents that is necessary to get CQ or HCQ to do its magic, failing which it could not work for Covid. Later strains of Covid became weaker and the vaccine also protected, so I didn't need it for future reinfections.
Having the assets made in house for IT is only going to grow the value of your company. The software ends up being worth more than the sales of the business.
t. former logistics company partner, sold to vanguard for IPI shipment rating software alone.
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