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by BSOhealth 1y ago
Not unfair coverage. If your company is trading with a PE of 181 and your YoY sales have been decreasing at greater rates YoY (and we’re literally only talking about 400k cars, equals a >trillion valuation?), you deserve more scrutiny th
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by BSOhealth 1y ago
How does DOI interact with blockchain? I did a quick Google search and didn’t find much (lots of mismatches against “DAO”). Does DOI need blockchain for any legit reasons, like provenance? I’m no blockchain evangelist in its current state o
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by BSOhealth 1y ago
Sounds like the LLMs may be hiding something up there, likely a monolith of sorts?
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by BSOhealth 1y ago
This is just ad copy/white paper with a clickbait title
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by BSOhealth 1y ago
My guess would be, actually a very small number of people think he’s the antichrist. Why would anyone other than someone with decades of operating system passion even care who this guy is? They know he’s a rich guy. Big deal. I’d guess most
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by BSOhealth 1y ago
Current state is temporary. What’s coming next is organic, living code. Think less testing, more self-healing. Digital code microphages. Soon our excitement over CICD and shipping every minute will look very naive. There’s a future coming w
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by BSOhealth 1y ago
I’m working on https://dropbag.co (fyi, not optimized for mobile web yet) It’s a service for endurance athletes to configure nutrition packs to be available along the course at aid stations. Right now it’s just a cool tool to bu
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by BSOhealth 1y ago
I mean, I see what you're doing there. But it is more of a fallacy of language to get to accusing me of rationalizing human slavery. So that is a bit crappy. Again, "the economy" is just supply/demand. "The economy&
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by BSOhealth 1y ago
Probably not "incredibly stupid" But, "the economy" is generally just a descriptor for what people need/want, and what they're willing to do for it. A phrase like "slaves of the economy", with the imp
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by BSOhealth 1y ago
but FAC at SpoCo would be AWESOME with 500k people. Like how do you even make that many Jello shots?
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by BSOhealth 1y ago
Iowa City has great aspects. New Pioneer Co-Op: having spent more life afterwards in Boulder, CO, I can safely say IC still holds the prize for ideal progressive food grocery option in the US (admittedly I haven’t been to Portland, and imag
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by BSOhealth 2y ago
Like others here, I use it to code (no longer a professional engineer, but keep side projects). As soon as LLMs were introduced into the IDE it began to feeling like LLM autocomplete was almost reading my mind. With some context built up ov
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by BSOhealth 2y ago
Researchers are doing all kinds of cognitive studies on how birds (and other animals) use tools. Has anyone looked into the potential impacts (good and bad) for wide scale introduction of proven tools for use by other animals? Off the top o
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by BSOhealth 2y ago
“Store of value” To the moon. Still grateful HN has enough crypto rationalists to push back on pyramid scheme noise. Crypto could be useful — let’s build crypto apps with customer value. Right now the customers are morally ambiguous nation
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by BSOhealth 2y ago
Has the dollar been hacked?
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by BSOhealth 2y ago
“Bitcoin has never been hacked” Don’t have to hack crypto to steal all the crypto.
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by BSOhealth 2y ago
My read on past studies is that one area of muscle mass loss that is problematic is around the heart. Obviously it’s not a problem if an obese person’s quads shrinks 2x because they lift 2x weight every day.
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by BSOhealth 2y ago
Has the dollar been hacked? Currency is not a “thing”—it is a promise. We invest in promises, whether currency, stock, etc.
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by BSOhealth 2y ago
Just did, mind blown. I didn't know "parasitic brooding" was a thing in any animals, but totally makes sense. As always, the HN collective helps my brainspace and experience of the world grow a bit. Edit: I’ll pay it forward
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by BSOhealth 2y ago
We recently got a bird feeder with an attached camera (wifi-connected). I had always dabbled in bird watching, but this surprisingly took me to another level. I now feel protective of my local birds as if they were a pet like a dog. And I r
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by BSOhealth 2y ago
Always remember, only 31% of eligible voters voted for the current administration. 69% either disagree, or didn’t vote. If the current administration doesn’t prove their value, the people will start to have a say in another 2 years at the h
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by BSOhealth 2y ago
The fact that the entries are still there is also fascinating. No one awake in D.C. to login and delete the entries?
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by BSOhealth 2y ago
John Prine’s song “Lake Marie” is a great song and story of a lake and its name. Bob Dylan ranks it as his favorite Prine song.
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by BSOhealth 2y ago
Of course, I’d be happy to! That would be something in contrast to all the fortunate, welcomed, gleeful, and celebrated deaths we hear about frequently in Western news and experience in our own personal lives. Instances where people are not
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by BSOhealth 2y ago
I don’t want to trivialize the positive aspects this can have on someone who otherwise might have a sad or challenging death, and to that extent perhaps it’s just an evolved mechanism to make us accept death more gracefully. But if you’ve e
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by BSOhealth 2y ago
UX is already working on this. AI as a first-class persona that can be deliberately designed for and accommodated. APIs and protocols are way too strict. Think HTML and black Times New Roman on white backgrounds from the old days. Clear inf
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by BSOhealth 2y ago
don’t forget kitchen timers! besides music, a top 3 use case is being able to ask for a timer when your hands are messy with ingredients or loaded with a dish going into the oven. we tried the Alexa/Home lighting solutions this last ye
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by BSOhealth 2y ago
Would be interesting to get an AI take on the other side, what is the most likely range that the US stands to gain from this action? After that, why don’t we just have these two AIs game theory it out with each other? They seem to have a mo
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by BSOhealth 2y ago
that’s super interesting. Is there such thing as an “archive browser” similar to a Tor browser? like you described, as soon as you get indexed you’ve got theoretically eternal free hosting. an archive browser would be like traversing a 4D w
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by BSOhealth 2y ago
This is very cool. The Aaron Swartz piece is powerful. I just came from a funeral. We all leave digital footprints, some more than others and some more intentionally than others. But it is still so transient relative to the longevity of the

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