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* kentucky -> with bourbon * texas -> supersized * chicago (close enough) -> with green sweet pickle relish
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I wonder if a Pi Pico W would be sufficient to run this, even? waaay cheaper (and available).
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[0] Was front page recently. [0] (OBVIOUSLY NSFW) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32572770
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(sorry don't have time to run through the OP script and check what you're getting for outputs, but...) - I'm not even entirely sure how these images would stitch together - between 1.jpeg and the rest, there is very little
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(sorry for the slow reponse. lack of notifications from HN) > It feels pressuring? Exactly. These sorts of things always end up demoralizing to me. I'll never be on there, there's always a bigger kid on the playground - but hav
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I'm closing mine over this. Like any customer movement, enough disgruntled people just need to actually follow through.
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congrats on the launch! I'll definitely be trying the rust course over a free weekend. Is there a way to opt out of the leaderboard, hide it? This sort of 'challenge-ification' is strongly not for me.
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I'm not sure your comment about swapping out the cheese for foam is true. I did the roll a few years back (in fact I'm sorta in the Netflix We Are The Champions episode about it). The cheese is basically wrapped in a wooden whee
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4y ago
I think Limbo might fit the bill (albeit you "fight" a monster in it. Maybe give the trailer a look). It's about 3 hours of beautiful gameplay, nonetheless.
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for 3. I wonder if you can go a step further and pummel them with extra data. like insane amounts of (bogus) data. At some point even plain s3 storage costs will become problematic for them.
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4y ago
If people keep leaving, will that equity materialise as you hope?
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Could you add some detail to your comment - I believe it's missing some biological nuance. Specifically: sure, it you wanted to feed a pile of ATP to some luciferase to output photons. But that's missing the point that ATP gets (n
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4y ago
BBC Good Food is worth proselytizing to. No spam, great recipes, and often easy/simple (depends on what you're going for, of course).
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5y ago
I think the difference of Toronto (versus much the rest of Canada) is not about helping dig/push cars slid down into the rhubarb, or high-centered on a snowbank - most all of Canadians likely would. But in Calgary, Manitoba, Waterloo..
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5y ago
I believe this is partially correct: https://www.gov.uk/dismissal * you can demand written explanation if you've worked for at least two years But, for most contracts here a 3/6 month probationary period seem to b
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5y ago
very cool! Glad to see more targetable tools in the music discovery space. Reminds me of [every noise at once]( https://everynoise.com/ ) - which I found awesome for genre-finding, as my specific musical tastes are obscure.
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5y ago
hey! sorry to get back late - don't get HN notifications. OpenBCI is a really solid start! Though, I'd suggest it's too expensive for most people to start tinkering with it. It also has/had some reaaallly basic featuri
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> Our Bread, milk, meat is all unnatural Please avoid this emotional appeal. All things are natural. What would be unnatural? Ectoplasm? Sorcery? > there is a massive amount of sugar in everything Not everything. This even lead to a s
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5y ago
Mostly around safety and pragmatics, which leads to regulatory compliance and investor preference. Invasive hardware means implanting into the brain, potentially deep brain work. This is, risky, expensive, and requires some serious expertis
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Yours is a bit of a strange comment. The "supermarket" white mushroom ( Agaricus bisporus ) is the same as: white mushroom, button mushroom, champignon mushroom, cremini/crimini mushroom,[4][5] chestnut mushroom, And the po
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I've been a big fan of Marlow from Wildfood UK. His pocket guide is recommended by a few independent foraging groups I've been out with.
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> very limited utility Easily one of the funniest things I've read on HN; as if decensoring _any_ hentai isn't already a hilariously limited use case.
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Well, I can see people still lying (and taking payment) -- but in that case you should probably get better friends ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Interesting point about trusting your friends/family to make objective reviews - I was thinking about my close network, whom I'd absolutely trust. But I have a maybe a strong expectation of my friends. Do you really have so litt
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For a while now I've been kicking around the idea of a "Trusted Social Reviews" website, where you get item reviews only from 1 maybe 2 degrees of separation of your social graph. Various problems and challenges exist - no ne
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Thanks for chiming in! Tanning, historically, is quite a chemical-rich and polluting process. Is the tanning process similar for myco leather?
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Not anime _per se_, but the toon-me [0] project gives much more stylistic outputs. I've really enjoyed making some home art with it (and the prior ArtLine). [0] https://github.com/vijishmadhavan/Toon-Me
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Yeah, a random sample won't be (numerically) ideal, but given the size of the set, probably safe. A really quick and easy way to optimise this would be to just grab a well-trained word embedding space and pick _k_ furthest words by you
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I work in legal tech (AI). No, it's not automating away work, much more work is being done to increase ability to do _interesting_ and otherwise challenging work (say, more efficient research loops, so a lawyer can uncover more legal c
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their tutorial [1] is a bit unclear on which Pi's can be used - I have a stack of pi zeroes not doing anything at the moment. Do you happen to know if they could handle it (just for a learning project at home). The docs say recommended
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