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I just did 9x cheap BRK a couple months ago. Had to send one broken one back. Supposedly there is a little zwave adapter you can buy to tap into the signal wire and it’ll let you know when they go off, just not which device triggered the alarm. I figure me or whoever responds can find a fire. Maybe if my place was 2.x larger, a fire might be harder to find.

Ya I still don’t think automation changes human I/o. If it’s for hobby/leasure, you want as frictionless and light as possible. Never seeing it is optimal.

If it’s for business, you would ideally want 100% of your effort and attention while taking in all information possible and continuously learning and improving. Big data surface, lots of information in front of you.

I spent a decade working normal hours in the office with all information and tools possible but overnights and all weekend I would rely on others to relay information to me because our business did not stop. In those cases, same as when in office and dealing with field employees, I would use iMessage/SMS or email if I wanted a record of the transaction and a voice call if I did not want a verbose record of said transaction.

I’m not sure that kind of liability filtering can be replaced by machines but also our obsession with liability is why western society is getting rapidly leapfrogged.

Ya in that case, I don’t think you can break the standard of having 3-4 screens or one very large one in front of your face. A lot of people have written books or viral posts on how they accomplished great things by doing very little or how they got smart listening to pod casts but those are either exceptions or even more likely people benefiting from the efforts of others or just lying for attention.

All that aside, I think people value fantasy over utility and will happily invest in an interface that gives them less work and more freedom.

This is good stuff but it relies on the idea that software should be written for humans at all outside of media and communications. When the human becomes the bottleneck as you describe, the simple solution is to remove the human.

Ok I’m back. This bothers me. Every big North American sport, you can damn near kill an opposing player intentionally and you get a swift penalty then we go right back to fair competition. Nobody punishes the whole team indefinitely. That’s North Korea shite. How can you legitimize an 11 on 10 competition? What mental gymnastics does that take? There’s no argument for that. All sports have ejections, foul-outs, whatever. That’s normal. I’m just lost with this soccer thing. I wanted Spain to win until I found out they had an extra player.

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once I’ve got some time.

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Spin up a CLI coding agent and work 10x faster than ChatGPT or if you’re adventurous, you don’t really need to be present. Just put locations and keys in your project and run it as a sudoer. Act mode, approve all. It’ll figure out the rest.

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So you just had to come here to brag about that!

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No just wonder if that’s something the game is worried about because it’s such a foreign idea to what Americans are used to where we award penalties and then move on and compete.

2 dumb fouls I don’t understand.. and it’s 11 on 10?

End of regulation, still 11 on 10?

Other team scores, still 11 on 10?


If FIFA wanted to get Americans into soccer, they really screwed up. We want to see people compete.

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Google is banned in china, Mr. Free and Open. You're a fricking

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China bans all anti-competitive practices meaning almost everything Google does is illegal there.

Hiding search results behind adds, deliberately giving bad results first for more clicks, proprietary doc formats to lock in ecosystem, selling user data, locked platforms, locked app stores, all illegal there.

Dahua just released world’s first 4MP 1/1.8” f0.8. Instead of releasing it as some experimental high end camera, or even a $300-600 pro model, they released it right into their super budget $100 2-class.WTF is happening?

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Us lowly Americans can pick one up for a little extra.
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