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diggyhole commented on Is Mozilla trying hard to kill itself?   infosec.press/brunomiguel... · Posted by u/pabs3
izzylan · 14 days ago
Firing someone for being opposed to same-sex marriage is political in the same way firing someone for robbing a bank is.
diggyhole · 14 days ago
wat
diggyhole commented on Thousands of U.S. farmers have Parkinson's. They blame a deadly pesticide   mlive.com/news/2025/12/th... · Posted by u/bikenaga
clivestaples · 16 days ago
I got shingles-ish rash after sitting in an outdoor jacuzzi in Salinas, California. Visited the urgent care and the Standard-trained doctor of immigrant farm laborers said it was related to the pesticides. Said he lost both parents in their 40s and suspects it was the indiscriminate spraying from the air in the 70/80/90s. Eye-opening and thought-provoking.
diggyhole · 15 days ago
The weird thing about this sort of stuff is I believe genetics play a role. My father in law has worked in ag his whole life. Specifically spraying fertilizer and pesticides. He is obese and has a terrible diet. One would think he is riddle with cancer and died at 50. He retired at 67 and is overall somewhat healthy for someone who is 300 lbs. Life is weird.
diggyhole commented on Former CIA spy: agency's tools can takeover your phone, TV, and even your car   currentindia.com/channels... · Posted by u/voxleone
barfoure · 15 days ago
Top comments in this thread have a serious “my hands are registered as deadly weapons” energy to them. Nonsensical LARPing.
diggyhole · 15 days ago
Someone in a quarter zip with pants from 5.11 tactical talked to me at conference once. From then on I decided to burn all my poop, walk everywhere with a face mask, only communicate with smoke signals and only use cash.
diggyhole commented on Former CIA spy: agency's tools can takeover your phone, TV, and even your car   currentindia.com/channels... · Posted by u/voxleone
jmkni · 16 days ago
I'd be very interested to know what this community's view on Mr Kiriakou is

He shows up on Youtube a lot, and is always a great watch, but is he full of shit or what?

diggyhole · 15 days ago
I'm a big fan.
diggyhole commented on IBM CEO says there is 'no way' spending on AI data centers will pay off   businessinsider.com/ibm-c... · Posted by u/nabla9
blablabla123 · a month ago
Despite the flashy title that's the first "sober" analysis from a CEO I read about the technology. While not even really news, it's also worth mentioning that the energy requirements are impossible to fulfill

Also now using ChatGPT intensely since months for all kinds of tasks and having tried Claude etc. None of this is on par with a human. The code snippets are straight out of Stackoverflow...

diggyhole · a month ago
I've had decent results hackin', wackin' and smashin'.
diggyhole commented on IBM CEO says there is 'no way' spending on AI data centers will pay off   businessinsider.com/ibm-c... · Posted by u/nabla9
mattlondon · a month ago
Take this "sober" analysis with a big pinch of salt.

IBM have totally missed the AI boat, and a large chunk of their revenue comes from selling expensive consultants to clients who do not have the expertise to do IT work themselves - this business model is at a high risk of being disrupted by those clients just using AI agents instead of paying $2-5000/day for a team of 20 barely-qualified new-grads in some far-off country.

IBM have an incentive to try and pour water on the AI fire to try and sustain their business.

diggyhole · a month ago
Right. Just like Intel completely shitting the bed on GPUs then their CEO tweeted a prayer. Old tech companies are going to be left behind.
diggyhole commented on I love AI. Why doesn't everyone?   noahpinion.blog/p/i-love-... · Posted by u/thm
manfromchina1 · a month ago
I suspect a lot of people do. Probably a massive number. They just silently derive utility out of it. Those who hate it are probably more vocal.
diggyhole · a month ago
This.
diggyhole commented on Anthony Bourdain's Lost Li.st's   bourdain.greg.technology/... · Posted by u/gregsadetsky
DocTomoe · a month ago
As someone who was mildly familiar with Bourdain ("some sort of American TV cook", some badly-dubbed shows in our private TV channels which didn't really catch on, because 'cooking show') until he decided to end it ...

... it is fascinating to me that one person, especially in a very niche profession, has had that kind of cultural impact that his random writing is being discussed seven years after his death.

diggyhole · a month ago
Kitchen Confidential is an excellent read. Any reader will come away having healthy respect and fear of the restaurant industry.
diggyhole commented on Anthony Bourdain's Lost Li.st's   bourdain.greg.technology/... · Posted by u/gregsadetsky
diggyhole · a month ago
I highly recommend reading kitchen confidential. It is a great book.
diggyhole commented on Prozac 'no better than placebo' for treating children with depression, experts   theguardian.com/society/2... · Posted by u/pseudolus
bossyTeacher · a month ago
Swapping one problem for another. Religion sounds like the worst place for someone who is mentally vulnerable. It's like pulling out your credit card in a shopping mall full of salesmen who are under tremendous pressure to make big sales asap
diggyhole · a month ago
Right. No one makes money off of SSRIs.

u/diggyhole

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