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by DLA 3y ago
HN headline is very click-baity. Context: Collapse around the middle of the century or as soon as 2025. (That’s a big error bar.) (CNN) A vital system of ocean currents could collapse within a few decades if the world continues to pump out
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by DLA 3y ago
Related thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36829457
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by DLA 3y ago
Lots on snark in this thread. Adding a few real projects to the discussion: There is the UN Trillion Trees project that aims to work to restore global forests [1] CMU engineered a self-planting seed carrier that can enable mass planting by
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by DLA 3y ago
Do we need zilliz posts every couple days for the same thing?
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by DLA 3y ago
This TUI looks both fantastic and useful. I’m going to use it at work for sure. I too have been very interested in TUIs especially using bubbletea and the other great libs from Charm. Great work. Thanks for sharing in HN.
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by DLA 3y ago
Very happy DaisyUI user here. While I like tailwind, I have to agree that for simple things like buttons as mentioning above, it sure is verbose. One of the best aspects of DaisyUI is the wealth of ready-made elements that have very reasona
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by DLA 3y ago
How is a 45 line python script that runs templates hard to debug? You’re calling something “most likely” shitty, but have you seen it? Used it? I find this post and the method they use to produce their site utterly refreshing. What is “shit
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by DLA 3y ago
Can anyone recommend a few videos, papers, or books that "start at the beginning" for how quantum computing works--the physics parts like entanglement. I'm a computer scientist, so I'm good with the algorithm/progra
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by DLA 3y ago
Apple could do the financing part themselves and partner with a card network for comms infrastructure.
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by DLA 3y ago
These resources may help. All effort you put into better communications will pay you back for the rest of your life. This is the single most critical general skill for success. Good luck. Smart Brevity (Absolutely love this one! From the fo
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by DLA 3y ago
The market needs a variety of participants operating on different strategies across different time horizons with different risk tolerance levels to enable price discovery and liquidity. If everyone (loosely speaking) were buy and hold and a
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by DLA 3y ago
This is not a surprise—way late and way over budget. I think approaches like Helion’s [1] are a more viable approach. Their design is dramatically smaller at pilot plant scale. It’s radically simpler—short pulsed fusion reactions rather tha
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by DLA 3y ago
One day Google could sell or just quit their cloud like so many other businesses. Microsoft likely not. QED.
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by DLA 3y ago
True, but then why even go into the business? Could they not model out that this would never be a giant revenue stream and customers all the grief.
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by DLA 3y ago
Yet another business Google bails on. Add that to the pile. Gee wonder why Google Cloud is getting smashed by AWS and Azure—maybe because nobody trusts Google to not flake out on that business or key products within it. They need some manag
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by DLA 3y ago
I think HN’s success is a mix of great people with incredible views and knowledge, good moderation, and the data-dense simple UI. Most social media sites and forums have a vastly lower content-to-noise ratio — all the emoji madness, UI card
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by DLA 3y ago
Absolute must have! In a former life I was a trader and the Bloomberg terminal has some very dense displays which are all stunning. Far too many sites and apps use very padded cards and sections which make for a very poor “data/ink rat
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by DLA 3y ago
RIP Brian. American hero.
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by DLA 3y ago
My company thankfully supports Windows and Mac. The PowerPoint & meeting types generally use Windows. All us devs use Macs. It’s bad enough we have to suffer the horrible UX of Teams. I could not imagine having to deal with Windows on a
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by DLA 3y ago
Just what I was looking for, 1000+ JS dependencies and Yoga's deps to make a CLI app. Nope. Hard pass. But, I do love the concept of components for CLIs. I've had much success with the Charm set of tools for CLIs with Go ( https:&
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by DLA 3y ago
Voting has consequences. SF voters elected liberal DA, mayor and other officials who are soft on crime.
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by DLA 3y ago
Paywall. Super bold claim. I’d love to see the hard data backing this assessment.
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by DLA 3y ago
1000% self serving.
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by DLA 3y ago
Oh an “article” from the NY Times with a bias. The NYT is a bias factory. They simply cannot be taken seriously. Full stop.
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by DLA 4y ago
So very true, but that does not change the geographical, economic, and demographic factors he speaks about.
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by DLA 4y ago
All true! It's too easy to focus on the downsides, but there are significant upsides as this comment points out. There's an excellent discussion by Geopolitical strategist Peter Zeihan here [1]; he talks about China vis a vis the
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by DLA 4y ago
SF and NY are getting exactly what they deserve by electing idiots.
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by DLA 4y ago
Here’s a decent survey of many of the top comms protocols for IoT: https://www.emnify.com/iot-glossary/guide-iot-protocols
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by DLA 4y ago
This is fantastic. Love the use of Go and template-driven views. I’ve build a significant enterprise application in a very similar fashion and really like the results.
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by DLA 4y ago
Wow what a heart wrenching story but worthwhile to understand hard choices vets have to deal with. Makes me so appreciate our awesome vet more than we already do.

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