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Gys
6mo ago
I use https://hnreplies.com for over 10 years now? It is one of these services that just work. Thank you, Dan Grossman!
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6mo ago
Fully tested and verified: ESP32-S3-BOX-3 (320x240 ILI9341, SPI) - Working M5Stack Core S3 (320x240 ILI9342C, SPI) - Working ESP32-P4 Function EV Board (1024x600 EK79007, MIPI-DSI) - Working Easy to add: Any board with ESP-BSP noglib sup
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6mo ago
The biggest benefit of the ios dropbox app is to search through the contents of all files. When accessing from the files app that is not possible, unfortunately.
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Gys
7mo ago
It is mentioned a bit in other comments: be aware that in the country where you live, the tax authorities can argue that your 100% owned company in country X is managed by you. This means it is taxable in your country. It is then up to you
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7mo ago
I think the weight is by design. I once read a story consumers associate more heavy headphones with quality and therefore will pay a higher price. For example see https://www.digitaltrends.com/home-theater/beats-by-dre-
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8mo ago
Incredible, I will seriously consider Trump to make such announcement because no further proof is required.
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9mo ago
Funny! In the '80s Tulip Computers NV[1] was a Dutch computer manufacturer that manufactured PC clones. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tulip_Computers
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9mo ago
OSINT = open source intelligence Had to look it up and might not the only one
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9mo ago
Initial commit was 24h ago, 363 stars, 20 forks already. Man, this goes fast.
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9mo ago
You define ‘successful’ as ‘managed to push to production’? I think that is a disappointing low barrier.
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10mo ago
Lithium supply is limited. So an alternative based on abundant materials is interesting for that reason I guess?
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Can large language models generalize analogy solving like children can? [pdf]
(arxiv.org)
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10mo ago
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10mo ago
From the abstract: Children and adults easily generalized their knowledge to unfamiliar domains, whereas LLMs did not. This key difference between human and AI performance is evidence that these LLMs still struggle with robust human-like an
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10mo ago
i tried it and think it needs at least three improvements for me to use it: normally a sentence starts automatically with a capital but not with this keyboard double space should result in a dot and a space, to end a sentence. Now I need to
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10mo ago
It is a topic in the EU. France and Italy, IIRC, want to make this policy. I also found this https://brusselssignal.eu/2025/11/european-parliament-target...
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10mo ago
Taxing them will be difficult. There will always be places welcoming them with low taxes if they just spend money. Most of their wealth is probably in companies operating globally. It seems more easy to tax profits in local markets. And inc
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10mo ago
This could have been a Show HN? Also: would be nice to see wazero ( https://github.com/wazero/wazero ) mentioned. What was the reason to create Epsilon as an alternative?
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10mo ago
> an electric one Those also exist? I was curious and checked your faq but it is not mentioned. You should add it!
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10mo ago
> Testimonies/memories/personal experience can certainly secure a conviction in a human court of law. I am certain that if I go to the police blaming someone of something bad then even if my story is very very detailed, without
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10mo ago
> Facts: there's abundance of testimony that would secure conviction in court regarding abductions, encounters (of variosu "kinds"), and "multi-sensor data". 'testimony' as in 'statements from peop
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11mo ago
> PCBWay does also offer assembly services Seriously? For a tiny board like this also? Genuine question.
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11mo ago
> We used to be able to send files over Bluetooth before the iPhone came out. Cross platforms, really? So for example between a Blackberry and a Windows CE phone?
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11mo ago
Interesting! Are you familiar with tommysense.com? I think it doing something similar? Did not yet have time to try it.
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1y ago
This reminds of some years ago, when a small restaurant in Cascais (!) opened that only served microwave oven meals. Homemade, but still, not my idea of eating out. But at least they were very honest about it ;)
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1y ago
In my experience restaurants in Portugal never have tinned sardines on the menu (as a starter, in salads, in mains). They also have fresh ones in the season (around June). I have seen fancy shops in tourist areas selling only (!) tinned fis
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1y ago
I was considering Protonmail (have a paid subscription for many years even) but that is e2e encrypted, which means searching emails needs a local index of all emails. I have many many years of emails and several client apps. So that is not
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1y ago
OT: Does Fastmail offer search through email contents like gmail?
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1y ago
Thanks for the video! Yes, from chatgpt: These are so-called “radiative cooling paints.” Here’s how they work: They reflect almost all sunlight, so the surface doesn’t heat up. At the same time, they emit thermal radiation in a specific inf
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1y ago
Is it possible to calculate from that data the total surface area of all roofs? I think there is paint that converts solar energy into radiation that goes straight back into space. I wonder if using that paint on a significant percentage of
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Orcas sink yet another boat off coast of Portugal
(portugalresident.com)
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1y ago
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