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by KevinMS 2y ago
I think we might be experiencing an outbreak right here, symptoms include over reaction to anything Trump does, posting politics to HN, and excessive downvoting.
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> But it's often a monumental endeavour to cross the gap between 70% and 90% accurcacy; 90%-95% even more. That sounds exactly what we went through in the late 90's with voice recognition (remember dragon naturally speaking and
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I live in the American suburbs (New England). In the summer its lawn mowers every day and in autumn its leaf blowers every day. All for these vanity patches of grass that serve no real function. From comments on the internet it seems lik
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> From long experience we expect Google and hence Chrome to act against our interests. We have not expected that of Mozilla and Firefox. HN used to gush over how great Chrome was. Some of us were saying, um guys, you know google is in t
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by KevinMS 2y ago
Another example of why Tesla rage is childish.
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Zelensky wouldn't have acted like that if he wasn't in the oval and on national TV. It was a performance in really bad taste, climbing to the moral high ground, and that rubbed a lot of people the wrong way. Zelensky even pissed
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by KevinMS 2y ago
Put aside the Musk hatred. Maybe the company that has 8k satellites in orbit and can bring internet to anywhere in the world, is a better fit than a cell phone company?
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OP seems intelligent and articulate to me. I'm not sure a "non-intelligent" person could even post on reddit. OPs problem is marketable skills if he wants to work for somebody else, or small business entrepreneurship if not
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by KevinMS 2y ago
> SpaceX was the prioritized during the last 4 years of Joe Biden. Why would anybody want to prioritize a successful company with cost effective products over a bloated government agency?
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weren't these called "superinsulated" just a few weeks ago?
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On the other hand a lot of game developers have a incentive to push current hardware to the limit to impress their customers. Its too tempting to juice their games with minimal effort with high polygon count and effects at the expense of t
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> Given that Egyptian Blue is a synthetic pigment that must be manufactured by human skill and ingenuity, it boggles the mind that people keep falling for this idea that ancient peoples could not perceive blue. Doesn't mean they per
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This works when "game recognizes game". But when you have HR or shitty developers doing the interview it doesn't.
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but claiming exercise is good for fat loss is big business, so everybody believes it.
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But what is the difference between math talent and plug-n-chug math talent? That seems to be the most significant filter.
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> They were going to be thrown onto ice where slowly, agonizingly, over the course of 20 minutes, they’d suffocate and freeze to death at the same time, a bit like suffocating in a suitcase in the middle of Antarctica. Imagine them strug
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by KevinMS 2y ago
Can confirm. I was playing Unreal on my dual Voodoo2 SLI rig back in 1998.
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Paper was already losing tons of money a year. Maybe he's trying to make it more neutral for a larger customer base.
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I have no idea who to vote for now.
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> Wrong: Economics is a science, and very important one. a social science, in other words, a racket
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Everybody don't forget to preload your browser cache here so the site is more responsive! http://www.midwinter.com/lurk/nav/
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> If you click around in X for a few minutes, I doubt you won't find nazi propaganda or downright illegal content. I just don't believe you. How about you "click around X for a few minutes" and show us all the bad stu
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It helps they have a crazy reliable hybrid transmission Its simple, but almost defies understanding https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZmHpSyTsfm0
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> But, it turns out giving late-teenagers and young adults loans that can’t be discharged through the normal bankruptcy procedure, and then having every adult in their life tell them that they need to go to college to have the middle-cla
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by KevinMS 2y ago
And when you dig even deeper, its not about raw concrete, its about honestly in materials. Some brutalist buildings are brick, as long as brink is doing its brick thing.
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I'm a constant firefox youtube user, hours a day at least, for years, I've had no problems at all. Is this actual FUD?
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> surreptitiously stoking anti-immigrant sentiments. That's a strange way to say reporting on illegal immigration reality
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What if it turns out to practically generate energy from fusion you literally need a star out in space?
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https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/project-2025-noaa-national...
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Well I'm in the market for a new gaming pc, and because I dont want to do some meta analysis of reports of which intel chip will crash on me, I'm going with AMD.

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