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by ExtraE 5y ago
Yeah, come to think of it I guess it’s not obvious is profitable and definitely not extremely profitable. Technically (and by accident) what I originally said is still true— it makes a lot of money (but may cost a lot of money) and so it st
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by ExtraE 5y ago
Or youtube, although that makes a lot of money so probably not anytime soon.
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by ExtraE 5y ago
If I had to guess, this doesn’t need to be much more powerful than the lasers at supermarket checkouts. Never heard of eyepro for those.
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by ExtraE 5y ago
Not vented so much as just not air tight-- no reason to make it air tight, and the inside of the pen is by no means sealed, as you can tell if you've ever taken one apart (or had it explode inside your bag). The parts just don't f
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Daytripper: Hide-My-Windows Laser Tripwire(github.com)
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by ExtraE 5y ago
Linked in also makes you create an account to view more than one profile/month. Facebook might also, but I never use facebook so I’m not sure.
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by ExtraE 5y ago
Apple very recently added preferences for default browser/maps apps to iOS but as far as I can tell it’s totally broken. Resets all the time and only about 2/3rds of links open in the correct app even when it’s successfully set (e
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by ExtraE 5y ago
I guess I trust Apple not to leak/read my notes more than this guy.
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by ExtraE 5y ago
Wat
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by ExtraE 5y ago
Why is this better than the built in notes app on my phone or Atom and a private GitHub repo? That’s what I use and I’m yet to have a problem.
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by ExtraE 6y ago
Interesting. HN will let me submit a comment that contains emoji just fine (no error in dev tools network log or UI) but it doesn't show up in the thread (at least for me, if there's a stream of emoji from me testing that I can&#x
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by ExtraE 6y ago
But they're both theft, no? Again, a dollar bill is a widely-available for sale finished product.
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by ExtraE 6y ago
From a twitter reply: > Surely there’s a real statically typed language with similar or better ergonomics? Please, if someone here knows of one, let me know!
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by ExtraE 6y ago
Try privacy badger
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by ExtraE 6y ago
What? All dollar bills are the same (functionally anyway) but if I take one from you that’s theft. Why would the uniqueness matter?
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by ExtraE 6y ago
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=tcdVC4e6EV4
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by ExtraE 6y ago
I don’t see the world this piece presents panning out. Either we make general intelligence (which then scales almost instantly to be way, way smarter than any human ever and then accidentally kills us [1]) or we don’t and humans still have
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by ExtraE 6y ago
You can, today, take a self driving taxi in phoenix with no (other) human in the car.
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by ExtraE 6y ago
We do track this, it’s called the prime working age participation rate.
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by ExtraE 6y ago
But to do what? If the economic future this piece presents is right then AI will be able to do everything that humans do. The difference between this and previous tech improvements is that this one replaces human thought, not manual labor.
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by ExtraE 6y ago
Git for windows has LFS on by default.
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by ExtraE 6y ago
Thanks!
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by ExtraE 6y ago
How does this work? I was under the impression that when I clicked a link in a webpage it just opened that link as if I'd typed it into my URL bar. How does jwz know were I'm clicking from?