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Show HN: Ollie – AI powered gift recommendations
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ShowHN: Ollie - AI powered gift recommendations Hi HN! I'm Jaba, employee #1 (or 2?) at Confabulation Corporation. We're building Ollie - an AI-powered shopping assistant who works for you. We've been at it for about 3 months
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It hasn't aged well in some other ways. I was a die-hard Tolkien fan from an early age -- I think I read LotR at around age 10 or so. But ... it's kind of hard to read to your beautiful brown daughter when you constantly have to s
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Ask HN: What's hard about making a bipedal or quadruped robot in 2023?
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Just going off of general chemistry knowledge, vibration may be speeding up the chemical reactions that are happening in the wine (aging). Same as stirring. EDIT> For a reaction A + B -> C, the more chances molecules of A and B have t
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Do you have any data or evidence to support your claim that workers on Mechanical Turk are a representative sample of Americans? This is an extraordinary claim, given the incentives of the platform. Think like a hacker, or a poor person in
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Canada: Diners sent to hospital from likely aconite poisoning
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Teaching is a kind of performance. I love that part. I need to get better at the marking/admin.
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Okay, so I'm doing it wrong. Interesting story!
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Yes
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Ask HN: What Happened to the Berkeley Project Blue Low-Cost Robot Arm?
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I thought Russia had good GPS-jamming technology. I guess like many "I thought Russia had ..." statements, we're learning how real and/or widely deployed various capabilities are.
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SAS killings: How a scandal was uncovered
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We were talking about vaccines. It's somewhat disingenuous to start talking about abortion. That said, the fundamental disagreement w.r.t abortion is whether or when a fetus is a person with the same legal protections as a born child,
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So, is it possible to make a US 2.0 without civil war?
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No one is an island. You can't have total bodily autonomy if you want to live around other humans. It's an unreasonable and selfish stance. If you want to self-isolate in the woods, fine. We should have a way for people to do that
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The Gata Games ( https://thegatagames.com/ ) | ONSITE (Hybrid; Toronto, Ontario, Canada) The Gata Games is taking the beauty of opera and the lost art of breathing into the world of games. We are building our team, having ini
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Animation shows you how small atoms are [video]
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I still remember playing D&D red box and blue box by myself. Party full of characters named after friends.
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I love that this exists, and that there are people just relatively quietly making these things happen. Contrast this to how we as developer feel pressure to monetize, or to grow, or to something short term . It's a bit of a shock to m
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I have ADHD - mostly inattentive. I'm 46. I was diagnosed in my early twenties. I had never heard of ADHD, but a friend who had been diagnosed with it sounded like he had a lot of overlapping issues. I skipped three grades (middle scho
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It can be simultaneously true that ADHD is over-diagnosed (in some cultures), and also that people can benefit from treating what we currently understand as/call ADHD. It can be simultaneously true that ADHD has no positive consequence
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The thing is that last D. A mental difference is not necessarily a disorder. That depends on severity and extrinsic factors. E.g. there are cultures where punctuality is not really a thing. I'm not saying we don't gain many bene
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“Glycolysis” – Excellent 3D animation of how cells get energy from sugar [video]
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Thanks for writing this! It's interesting and useful to me. I've been thinking about a personal "math helper". My context is that I have an engineering background and am currently studying physics. Your "inert expre
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Ha! I thought you were making a joke, and then I realized I didn't specify freezer in my post. Thanks.
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Ask HN: Could you suggest a 3.5 cu ft refrigerator (no Macs)
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** "I don't want to use a Mac" ** "I've had these problems with Mac" Reasonable response: Cool, use what works for you. EDIT> Here are some suggestions that match your constraints. Annoying response 1: You s
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My 2017 MacBookPro laptop swings from 12GB free to 600MB free back to 12GB for no apparent reason, while giving me warning notifications of low disk space that I can't turn off. The only reason I have 12 GB free instead of 3-4 is that
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Maybe the math, but not necessarily the physics. It's a matter of specialization and perseverance. Think of all the thousands of physicists keeping CERN running. These people are smart, know a lot, and have worked a lot of problems, bu
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