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by MR4D 4y ago
Tweet links to this doc: https://www.usb.org/sites/default/files/hutrr84_-_lighting_a...
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by MR4D 4y ago
FTA: > Unlike ChatGPT, the new Bing can also retrieve news about recent events. In The Verge’s demos, the search engine was even able to answer questions about its own launch, citing stories published by news sites in the last hour. Game
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by MR4D 4y ago
This just seems too good to be true. And why do they have a patent on it if it's open source? Do they mean just the code? (It only looks like it has the MIT license, so assuming just the code). IF it's real, then it's pretty
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by MR4D 4y ago
Now I want one of those for my car!
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by MR4D 4y ago
Because Money.
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by MR4D 4y ago
If Yahoo didn't suck so bad at email, I would be excited about this. If they can't fix something they already have, I doubt they would be able to win my trust with search.
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by MR4D 4y ago
I'm sorry, I don't understand the reference?
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Sony has moved over 90% of its camera production out of China(dpreview.com)
4 points by MR4D 4y ago|0 comments
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by MR4D 4y ago
> Envy is such a terrible human trait. There’s a reason it’s one of the 7 Deadly Sins.
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by MR4D 4y ago
> when the company is taken over by MBAs and activist investors I really get tired of this sentiment because it’s become a lazy stereotype. Activist investors come around because of bad management. Bad management is irrespective of the
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by MR4D 4y ago
There is already a distributed one in every HN’ers closet underneath a bunch of other stuff.
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by MR4D 4y ago
Hahahahaha! That response made me laugh out loud. Thanks for starting my day off well. :)
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by MR4D 4y ago
> people are developing information sites as "apps" This statement nails the problem that all of us suffer from. It’s like people have to add “feature” to make their site compelling because the information on it is not good eno
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Watchdog Proposes Redesigning the Texas Energy Grid(oilprice.com)
1 points by MR4D 4y ago|0 comments
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by MR4D 4y ago
Dumb question - if we’re living in a simulation then aren’t we likely to also be a simulation?
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by MR4D 4y ago
Everything short of perfect security involves cutting corners - if nowhere else, then in the dimension of time. Mostly we call those trade offs, with this huge gray area where we argue about whether something is a trade off or unreasonably
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by MR4D 4y ago
> and CEO going to jail… So, a CEO runs a company which uses another company to host their servers which uses an operating system built by another company, and runs on hardware built by yet another company and has a processor built by an
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by MR4D 4y ago
I would love to see Best Buy, B&H Photo, or similar site run with this idea. They would get great marketing and help the world out, even if just a little bit.
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by MR4D 4y ago
Did we read the same article? FTA: > Supermarket sales of refrigerated plant-based meat plummeted 14% by volume for the 52 weeks ended Dec. 4, according to retail data company IRI. Orders of plant-based burgers at restaurants and other
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by MR4D 4y ago
For AMD reference, it’s almost 10% faster than a Ryzen 9 5950X.
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by MR4D 4y ago
7 buttons on one side. The whole thing is roughly the size of a deck of cards, so not sure how well that works out for anyone with big hands or gloves. But better than a touch screen I suppose.
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by MR4D 4y ago
My point is more that distributions don’t have to update everything in a release - they can focus their energy on certain new things rather than everything.
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by MR4D 4y ago
Early on in the days of OS X (perhaps the first 10 years or so), Apple made a good habit of focusing on one particular subsystem for massive changes, and then tended to only make smaller scale changes across the rest of the OS. I wonder so
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by MR4D 4y ago
Mastodon/ActivityPub have a great opportunity to become a nice compliment to RSS as a more open internet. Looking forward to seeing how this plays out as more entities take this approach.
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by MR4D 4y ago
Ironicall, a Matrix story is the story right above this on HN
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by MR4D 4y ago
It'll be interesting to see. I'm sure Congress with go through it pretty strongly (opinions, that is), assuming they ever have a successful vote for a Speaker.
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by MR4D 4y ago
I've heard great things about them, but never heard one in an actual home (only those fake settings in stores). As a (former?) hi-fi guy, I would have bought one if it had come with a detachable cable. I'm still holding out hope f
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by MR4D 4y ago
Well, Meta (Occulus) has also had a head start. I find the analogy very fitting because of that.
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by MR4D 4y ago
Maybe they should just heat the streets instead. Yeah, I know, climate change. Still, kindof a neat idea if we could figure it out.
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by MR4D 4y ago
If the reported price ($3,000) is anywhere near accurate, then Apple really risks falling into the HomePod trap - the original was great, but costed more than mass-market wanted, which opened up a huge hole for Amazon's Alexa speakers

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