AndrewDucker

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   by AndrewDucker 11mo ago

   Yes, you absolutely have to curate a community if you want the maximum number of people to feel comfortable.
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   by AndrewDucker 11mo ago

   I would invite you to read the other comments on this post by people who have tried to use it for that, and found that it makes regular fundamental errors. Most of the time you're better off reading a few responses to a given question
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   by AndrewDucker 11mo ago

   I am impressed by AI. I just don't want to use it. "Look at how realistic this extruded text looks from a distance!" is definitely an achievement. It just doesn't add to my life in any useful way.
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   6 years after too much crypto(bfswa.substack.com)

   2 points by AndrewDucker 11mo ago|0 comments
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   by AndrewDucker 11mo ago

   Let's say 4 kids per carer, 10 hours per day, minimum wage of £12/hour, an overhead multiplier of 3 (to cover rent, maintenance, insurance, taxes, sickness cover, etc), and you get to £72 per day per child. Or about £1,500 per mon
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   by AndrewDucker 11mo ago

   In which case they're contributing discoverability. Because clearly the buyer didn't discover the original store themselves, but did find it on Amazon.
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   by AndrewDucker 11mo ago

   I used https://hnreplies.com/
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   by AndrewDucker 11mo ago

   I'd be interested to know how it changed you.
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   by AndrewDucker 1y ago

   There are holes. Sometimes they are caused by property owners not allowing entry into a block. Eventually those properties will have to be dealt with, but a legal change may be necessary.
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    Getty Images vs. Stability AI: High Court Ruling on AI, Copyright and Trademarks(technollama.co.uk)

    2 points by AndrewDucker 1y ago|0 comments
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    Tesla Shareholders Approve Elon Musk's $1T Pay Package(wired.com)

    9 points by AndrewDucker 1y ago|1 comments
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    by AndrewDucker 1y ago

    Range (noun): a set of similar things https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/range
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    Ask HN: Can people please stop commenting on whether a submission is AI?

    2 points by AndrewDucker 1y ago|3 comments
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    by AndrewDucker 1y ago

    Excellent. I have some Thread/Matter smart bulbs, and they work well, but Ikea joining in shows that it's finally ready for the mass market.
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    by AndrewDucker 1y ago

    1) Left wing people have been more likely to buy an EV because they're seen as better for the environment. 2) Even if he only drives away the left wing half of the population that still halves his customer base.
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    by AndrewDucker 1y ago

    I don't think the mainstream people end up on HN.
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    by AndrewDucker 1y ago

    Yup. I'm Gen X (1972), and I'd read a book, watch TV, or (once we hit the mid-80s) I had a home computer.
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    by AndrewDucker 1y ago

    It varies a lot. My kids will run around and play given the opportunity, but when they arrive home at 6pm from after-school club, completely exhausted, I think it's fair that they get to collapse in front of a screen for a bit.
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    by AndrewDucker 1y ago

    This would be the case if the people who liked the most poopular things ever tried things outside of that, and there was a shared swapping of preferences, and openness on all sides. But there never is. If you like things that are niche the
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    by AndrewDucker 1y ago

    When the world was smaller, it was harder for people to get together with their common interests. There wasn't anyone around the coffee pot or water cooler who I could talk to about the shows or music I liked. Thankfully, nowadays I c
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    by AndrewDucker 1y ago

    Windows locks files when they're in use, so that you cannot overwrite them. Linux doesn't do this. So if you want to overwrite a running service then you can either stop it, update it, and restart it (tricky to manage if it has de
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    by AndrewDucker 1y ago

    The most interesting thing here is that it's now reached the NY Times.
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    by AndrewDucker 1y ago

    Looking at their site[0] that's exactly what they're doing. Vertical alignment rather than horizontal, turning to face the sun. Which doesn't seem that excitingly new to me, but I don't know the industry that well. Has
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    A satellite runs Doom from orbit, using Ubuntu on Arm (2024)(theregister.com)

    5 points by AndrewDucker 1y ago|0 comments
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    by AndrewDucker 1y ago

    It's sad. But if this is the worst that can be said about Waymo then that gives me a lot of confidence in their general driving abilities.
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    by AndrewDucker 1y ago

    Leaving aside the availability of various Intel processors, exactly what I want is for the various manufacturers to compete as hard as they possibly can. I want Intel to catch up this month. And then next month I want AMD to overtake the
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    ChatGPT's Atlas: The Browser That's Anti-Web(anildash.com)

    803 points by AndrewDucker 1y ago|351 comments
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    by AndrewDucker 1y ago

    If there's a business that's being run fraudulently then I want them to be held accountable for that.
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    Amazon apologises to customers impacted by AWS outage(bbc.co.uk)

    1 points by AndrewDucker 1y ago|4 comments
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    Where are we on X Chat security?(mjg59.dreamwidth.org)

    3 points by AndrewDucker 1y ago|0 comments