4ndrewl

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811.
by 4ndrewl 4y ago
This is an actual good use case for ML.
812.
by 4ndrewl 4y ago
This (well EHAM) is one of my standard daily listens whilst WFH. That and the Flying Fortress over at MyNoise (a service I pay for) https://mynoise.net/NoiseMachines/propellerNoiseGenerator.ph...
813.
by 4ndrewl 4y ago
"affects"
814.
Plans for Royal Mint NFT Dropped by UK Gov(bbc.co.uk)
8 points by 4ndrewl 4y ago|0 comments
815.
by 4ndrewl 4y ago
dailymail.co.uk - I'm out
816.
by 4ndrewl 4y ago
I thought "Dalai" pronounced "Dall Eye" rhymes with "Shall I" "Dali" pronounced "Dahl eee" rhymes with "Carly"
817.
HSBC to buy SVB UK for £1(theguardian.com)
68 points by 4ndrewl 4y ago|27 comments
818.
by 4ndrewl 4y ago
Pretty sure Derek and Clive came up with the shortest London address.
819.
Brewery brews, sells beer from ChatGPT recipe(vancouverisland.ctvnews.ca)
1 points by 4ndrewl 4y ago|0 comments
820.
by 4ndrewl 4y ago
It screams "I'm organised and capable of planning"
821.
by 4ndrewl 4y ago
ikr - someone also posting about how crypto could be the answer too - peak HN!
822.
by 4ndrewl 4y ago
By value. Don't overthink it, don't arbitrarily call them 'bugs', 'support', 'features' etc. Just do the most valuable thing first. Ship. Repeat.
823.
by 4ndrewl 4y ago
Reminds me of the quote "Speed reading is like reading - just without comprehension"
824.
by 4ndrewl 4y ago
Roomba used to make them! I have one - how much cleaner would my floors be with AI? I'll tell you. None. None more cleaner.
825.
by 4ndrewl 4y ago
The original Magic Beans were magical!
826.
by 4ndrewl 4y ago
His aircraft literally broadcasts this information through the sky. It's hardly tracking. And yes, we do it to everyone. Take a look at adsbexchange or flightaware.
827.
by 4ndrewl 4y ago
That's not really regulation though,is it? It's a tax paid by consumers on some goods and services. Any actual regulations?
828.
by 4ndrewl 4y ago
Wait...did you say "fax"? In 2022?
829.
by 4ndrewl 4y ago
Regulation, as per EU and many other countries?
830.
by 4ndrewl 4y ago
Apologies, my post was ambiguous. I meant same-currency transfer to other people (as opposed to between accounts held by the same person) not FX.
831.
by 4ndrewl 4y ago
I guess that's "innovative"?
832.
by 4ndrewl 4y ago
Would be interested to hear which ones in particular make it difficult for startups?
833.
by 4ndrewl 4y ago
Strange. One HN thread US users whining about not being able to transfer their own currency to others without either multi-hour delays or costs. Whereas in the EU we're able to transfer funds near-instantaneously using our bank's
834.
by 4ndrewl 4y ago
And potential data residency issues
835.
by 4ndrewl 4y ago
No.
836.
by 4ndrewl 4y ago
This is big news for anyone working as an IT contractor in the UK economy after 2023. Assuming there is still an economy in the UK in 2023 :)
837.
by 4ndrewl 4y ago
Sounds a little like the first stages of Wardley mapping https://learnwardleymapping.com/ (and arguable that these are not maps, just graphs)
838.
Cultivating Serendipity(robm.me.uk)
3 points by 4ndrewl 4y ago|0 comments
839.
by 4ndrewl 4y ago
"Lensless" but actually has multiple lenses?
840.
by 4ndrewl 4y ago
"We need more people like Dominic Cummings" - not sure this aged well...

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