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by 01100011 2y ago
United Nuclear has it for sale. No more dangerous than ore samples unless you cut a line and snort it.
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by 01100011 2y ago
If you believe in vibe coding, surely you are holding a massive short position in every major software company, no? I mean, surely, any day now, a bored student will vibe code a full replacement for a major software package and destroy the
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by 01100011 2y ago
Let your kids watch Bill Nye and then next thing you know they'll be into speedwalking and designing burger guns in the basement. IYKYK.
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by 01100011 2y ago
I tried this approach when attempting to get Deepseek-r1 and GrokV3 to create a simple CUDA application. It was necessary because the iterative approach kept leading to hangs and divergent behaviors. I still wasn't able to get a worki
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by 01100011 2y ago
Unix is a play on eunuchs, because it was jokingly referred to as an emasculated version of Multics. Linux is a play on top of that. Certainly we must cancel Linus Torvalds posthaste!
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by 01100011 2y ago
The difference with, say, NVDA, is that moving bits was more or less a solved problem in 2000. That's not to say NVDA can't go down like Cisco, but it's not really the same story(yet). AI architectures are still in flux and
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by 01100011 2y ago
Is it cross platform? Best thing about milkdrop was that you could use a microphone. We brought a projector and screen to a music festival (HSMF) in '04 and had a jam circle in our camp where the visualizations would respond to the mu
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by 01100011 2y ago
It's sad that otherwise reasonable folks either aren't aware or are too embarrassed to acknowledge their political biases. But here we are. Trump is bad(and hey, he mostly is), so now we're justified in lying in any way shap
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by 01100011 2y ago
This. I was surprised to see the outrage over USAID, which up until now I had considered an arm of the CIA. Of course you are downvoted, because right now the progressive thing is to support these institutions and not question them. But
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by 01100011 2y ago
You are raising your kids in a neighborhood that is prone to this level of violence?
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by 01100011 2y ago
How much of the last 40 years have we been without a major war or "police action"? I don't think the world was as stable as you thought it was.
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by 01100011 2y ago
England, France, Israel... They all had nukes the entire time. What you are claiming sounds good but does not align with reality. You are overstating both the degree to which things have changed as well as overstating the degree to which
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by 01100011 2y ago
I hate to be the guy, but I find myself having to point this out to all of my doom-minded American friends. Yes, Trump is a criminal idiot, but one positive, probably unintended effect is that the world becomes more, in the words of Taleb,
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by 01100011 2y ago
IMO, the biggest reason America lags so far behind in many engineering fields is the success of our SW industry. It's not just EEs. Our SW industry is so successful and so lucrative that it starves other fields of bodies.
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by 01100011 2y ago
Lol, I wish. I'm a SWE because it pays much more than using my EE degree.
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by 01100011 2y ago
About 15 years ago or so I was part of a study for Zeiss wavefront lenses. They used some sort of interferometer to map my vision and generated a set of aspherical lenses based on that. They were absolutely the best pair of glasses I ever
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by 01100011 2y ago
Now can we use this to do smog checks on cars as they drive so I can avoid the biennial chore of taking the car in to a shop?
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by 01100011 2y ago
After working at a company using SDRs, I realized that a well performing SDR is a lot more than an antenna, a DAC/ADC, amplifiers and a processor. You still have analog paths you need to worry about and for many applications those are
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by 01100011 2y ago
I'm friends with plenty of starving artists or folks working day jobs and forced to keep their music on the side. If you're sad about not making money in music then there are dozens of other things you can blame besides AI that d
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by 01100011 2y ago
It's fine that you don't like it. It's odd that it's such a popular opinion on a site frequented by "hackers" and "disruptors". Why is this opinion more prevalent on posts for synthetic music genera
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by 01100011 2y ago
Cool. Obviously needs some work. Lots of artifacts. Something to build on though. Lots of sour grapes comments from folks. Too bad. Not what I expect out of Hacker News. Glad people are pushing the technological envelope and exploring
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by 01100011 2y ago
Look up teething sticks for toddlers?
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by 01100011 2y ago
Timely article. I really, really want AI to be better at writing code, and hundreds of reports suggest it works great if you're a web dev or a python dev. Great! But I'm a C/C++ systems guy(working at a company making mone
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by 01100011 2y ago
I don't care if short-form video causes brain rot because I'm convinced it causes mind-rot. It is a force that could be used for good but often isn't. Entertainment, like calories, has its place yet is harmful when consumed
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by 01100011 2y ago
Looks like it is Mac/iOS only.
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by 01100011 2y ago
What about Opera?
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by 01100011 2y ago
Yep. Pretty sure I got DOx in 1990 as a teenager. 24 hour trip that left me with panic attacks and HPPD for years(well, I still have HPPD decades later). It was tie-dye blotter my friend got at a dead show. 2 hits. My friend took 5 and
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by 01100011 2y ago
The benefit of the reserve currency is our ability to run huge deficits and the result is a loss of our industrial base. It's a double-edged sword but one that ends up leaving us vulnerable. If we had a major non-nuclear conflict wit
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by 01100011 2y ago
It probably won't lead to anything without a weaker dollar to support US exports. First you need tariffs, then you need massive investment in reshoring, then you need a weak dollar so those new factories can profitably export.
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by 01100011 2y ago
Don't forget the Saudis, who promised similar large investments during Trump's last term yet never followed through.

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