LoveMortuus

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by LoveMortuus 2y ago
I think it would be much easier and faster to just give the users one option. That way, they don't need to think about what they want and can focus on their work. (satire)
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by LoveMortuus 2y ago
I wonder what an experience of using a touchscreen with tactile feedback built in, I think it could be done with flexible display and then an array of haptic engines/vibro motors or something like that, perhaps even just magnetic array
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by LoveMortuus 2y ago
I already know of dividends, but besides that and interest, I don't really know of many others. Would love to hear some ideas for passive income that you have encountered and have experienced.
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by LoveMortuus 2y ago
Here's a suggestion if you want to avoid markers and such: LCD drawing tablets, I'm talking about the ones that look and function similarly to Etch and Sketch, but it uses a stylus and an LCD display, you can get these for less th
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by LoveMortuus 2y ago
I thought that dolphins could avoid having to sleep while travelling long distances by having part of the brain asleep and then switching when tired. I could just be misremembering things, so I’m not certain.
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by LoveMortuus 2y ago
This is amazing, I'm surprised it actually worked! Makes me want to say: “Now imagine if things like that were actually user-replaceable”. But I feel like we're very far, if not the farthest, away from upgradable/modular phon
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by LoveMortuus 2y ago
I've both bought and sold my ReMarkable 2. I bought it before they added a subscription, so I was spared the pain. For me personally, it was too expensive to be able to just use the device and not worry about damaging it, I even stoppe
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by LoveMortuus 2y ago
Rest in peace Susan
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by LoveMortuus 2y ago
This has been said many times, but it is worth repeating from time to time. It's analogous to “Have systems, not goals” or “Build habits, not goals” and I'm sure you can think of many such variations on the words, but at the end t
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by LoveMortuus 2y ago
On my phone, I've been using MS Edge for quite a long time, if not since it was released, which of course uses Bing and honestly, it never gets in my way, so I would say that, as far as I use the web, it's equally good to Google.
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by LoveMortuus 2y ago
I downloaded it on my mobile device, because I have the issue where some songs are very quiet and some are very loud, so I was looking for a volume normalizer and this is the one (that's zero cost) that was recommended, but I'm no
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by LoveMortuus 2y ago
It can't, the nation is nothing without its people. You either use violence or you wait for them to collapse on their own.
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by LoveMortuus 2y ago
In regards to the dead internet hypothesis, the content that you're enjoying today, will still be there tomorrow. What I mean is if you, for example, like Mr.Beast, AI is not going to replace him and the content that he produces. Now,
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by LoveMortuus 2y ago
I guess since most people aren’t bothered by the quality of video on streaming services (Netflix, etc…) it probably wouldn’t need to be lossless, just good enough that the majority of people won’t notice the difference. I was thinking that
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Ask HN: How efficient are MLs at storing data?
6 points by LoveMortuus 2y ago|4 comments
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by LoveMortuus 2y ago
I switched to MS Edge on my Android a couple of years ago and at that time I didn't notice that the default search engine was Bing... Now I do.
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by LoveMortuus 2y ago
Someone here on HN in the GPT4o thread mentioned this one: “Be concise in your answers. Excessive politeness is physically painful to me.” Which I not only find very funny and have also started to use it since then and I’m very happy with r
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by LoveMortuus 2y ago
I'm guessing it's going to be free only for a limited time. Probably until they have enough voice data to improve the model. I can't really think of any other reason why they would make this free, especially when they already
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by LoveMortuus 2y ago
This is amazing, made me laugh out loud, have to be careful though, as I'm currently in the office. :D
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by LoveMortuus 3y ago
Sorry if this is a dumb question, but if neurons are clustered together like humans do, what's in the spaces where there are no neurons, the not populated area? Is it fat or maybe water?
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by LoveMortuus 3y ago
Aren't photos and radio waves basically the same thing? I guess the only issue that could happen is the scattering due to atmosphere, but as others have noted it's barely existent.
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by LoveMortuus 3y ago
I do own an iPhone, but I do like the idea of Apple filling up the EU economy by paying out the fines that the EU lawmakers serve and will serve onto them.
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by LoveMortuus 3y ago
I agree, having them separated is quite bad. They could have just put them into brackets ( ) and include it in the normal body of the text, that way if you're not interested you can just skip it, but if you are interested then you don&
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by LoveMortuus 3y ago
I hope the business model is actually sustainable, because I've been using it since the app was shared here and I really like the free tier, especially because my main phone number is basically prepaid, so this is a massive upgrade! He
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by LoveMortuus 3y ago
I was thinking that it might be possible to mount the battery to the back of the headset, like you see on various other headsets, which might counterbalance it. But because so many keep talking about how heavy the headset already is, I thin
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by LoveMortuus 3y ago
The article indicates that you might have to react sooner, for them to stop sooner. I remember when I was younger, and I did that, but because I was their third child they were kind of already annoyed, so my parents' reaction was immed
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by LoveMortuus 3y ago
>I don't really want to weave baskets, that's what I'd want a machine to do. In my free time I like to code games, I don't have money to pay for an artist, nor the time/will to learn how to draw, that's what
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by LoveMortuus 3y ago
We are all standing on the shoulders of giants, whose existence and names we will never know or acknowledge. The way these models are creative is the same way humans are. The artist that painted Mona Lisa didn't credit any of the influ
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by LoveMortuus 3y ago
There are so many example of trademark abuse... Like Monster Energy SLAPPing anyone who uses the word Monster [0: search for 'monster energy sues', there's too many to pick a single one]. Or King trying to SLAPP The Banner Sa
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by LoveMortuus 3y ago
>our findings can be taken as evidence that handwriting promotes learning. I don't like the way this is written. I much prefer a more ambiguous wording like, "our finding indicate that handwriting promotes learning." Becau

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