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kilroy123 commented on Mark Zuckerberg freezes AI hiring amid bubble fears   telegraph.co.uk/business/... · Posted by u/pera
bilsbie · 3 days ago
I’ve never seen so much evidence for a bubble yet so much potential to be the biggest Thing ever.

Just getting a lot of mixed signals right now. Not sure what to think.

kilroy123 · 3 days ago
Personally, I think it's both! It's a bubble, but it's also going to be something that slowly but steadily transforms the world in the next 10-20 years.
kilroy123 commented on Mark Zuckerberg Shakes Up Meta's A.I. Efforts, Again   nytimes.com/2025/08/19/te... · Posted by u/voxadam
kilroy123 · 5 days ago
I think no matter what Mark does to shake things up. ~Facebook~ Meta will always be out-innovated by a startup and forced to keep acquiring and gobbling up anything that becomes remotely successful.
kilroy123 commented on Starlink announced a $5/month plan that gives unlimited usage at 500kbits/s   twitter.com/ID_AA_Carmack... · Posted by u/tosh
Brajeshwar · 9 days ago
This is what Swarm Technologies, acquired by Starlink, was for. The utility here is not to think of the normal/typical internet usage but for the likes of IoT devices at remote places or moving objects. For $5 /mo (I think per device/connection) is a lot for their use cases — ping the location and some metadata once an hour or so.
kilroy123 · 8 days ago
Yup, or to go after Iridium's market share.
kilroy123 commented on Show HN: A newsletter that shows off weird random URLs from across the internet   randomdailyurls.com/... · Posted by u/kilroy123
rgreekguy · 13 days ago
Intriguing, for sure, but the human-curated part is actually a pass for me. A curated list is nice, but true randomness is priceless. Sad to miss those horrors.
kilroy123 · 13 days ago
Thanks for the feedback. It _is_ random from the list of approved sites. But what goes on the list is human-approved and/or added manually.
kilroy123 commented on I tried every todo app and ended up with a .txt file   al3rez.com/todo-txt-journ... · Posted by u/al3rez
Aurornis · 13 days ago
> What this shows to me, as someone who has committed some of the unholy crimes above, is that people want their system, however esoteric, to come naturally to them

I think this is a vocal minority. Outside of internet comment sections, most everyone I know doesn’t care that much about their todo list software.

The most productive people I ever worked with all had really minimal productivity software. For one person it was a Google doc with nested lists. I know several people who preferred physical sticky notes or 3x5 note cards.

A lot of the people I’ve worked with who built elaborate productivity systems and custom software weren’t all that productive. They seemingly spent as much time doing productivity rituals and rearranging their productivity software stack as they did doing actual work. I count the really heavy Notion users in this category because I’ve recently been pulling my hair out dealing with a couple PMs who think “reorganizing Notion” and adding more rules for Notion is a good use of their time each week.

The most extreme example I remember was the eccentric coworker who was building an AI-powered productivity tool that was supposed to optimize his todo lists and schedule them according to his daily rhythms. He spent so much time working on it that our manager had to remind him daily to stay on track with his real work. He was obsessed with “productivity tooling” but the productivity was secondary.

Not everyone is like this, but it happens a lot.

kilroy123 · 13 days ago
I strongly agree. I think it's a form of procrastinating.

I read about all these complex systems for notes and second brains and whatnot.

All procrastinating imho.

kilroy123 commented on White House prepares order targeting banks for "unbanking" for political reasons   reuters.com/sustainabilit... · Posted by u/ivewonyoung
scottLobster · 17 days ago
Honestly, the root of most of our current problems can be traced to Congress not being able to effectively pass legislation and ceding ever more power to the Executive and Judiciary as workarounds.
kilroy123 · 17 days ago
Strongly agree. I also think this has been going on for the last 20 years.

The root issue has always been Congress.

kilroy123 commented on DNA tests are uncovering the true prevalence of incest (2024)   theatlantic.com/health/ar... · Posted by u/georgecmu
searine · 17 days ago
This is a tragic story, but I think the bigger issue is some places have high levels of cultural acceptance of consanguine relationships.
kilroy123 · 17 days ago
Not wrong. My Turkish ex's parents were first cousins. Married for 50 years and they had two kids.

No one cared. It wasn't that big deal.

kilroy123 commented on Alto turns Apple Notes into a website   alto.so/... · Posted by u/colinprince
CaRDiaK · a month ago
Possibly worth noting that import export markdown is coming to Apple notes in ios26

https://9to5mac.com/2025/07/17/heres-everything-new-for-appl...

kilroy123 · a month ago
Wow, I didn't know about this. Awesome news.
kilroy123 commented on Proxmox Donates €10k to the Perl and Raku Foundation   perl.com/article/proxmox-... · Posted by u/oalders
AgentMatrixAI · a month ago
Been using proxmox for a home lab and I still can't believe how much value they provide for free.

I use it with Cursor and create vm templates and clone them with a proxmox MCP server I've been adding features to and it's been incredibly satisfying to just prompt "create template from vm 552 and clone a full VM with it".

https://github.com/agentify-sh/cursor-proxmox-mcp

kilroy123 · a month ago
Yes, same here. Big shout-out to https://community-scripts.github.io/ProxmoxVE as well.

u/kilroy123

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