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by a1371 2y ago
It says not available in Canada, just pointing it out in case that was not intended
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by a1371 2y ago
You don't get the "run everywhere" ability that threejs has. It appears you "fighting the js ecosystem" comes from lack of experience and familiarity I recently tried Metal a bit. Some features are only available fo
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by a1371 2y ago
This is a great example of how to do the marketing correctly. A suggestion: explain the privacy implications front and center. What do you plan to do with the voices etc.
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by a1371 2y ago
I absolutely love that they look a lot like food labels. It's a consumer friendly choice and is instantly recognizable.
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by a1371 3y ago
Prompt engineering doesn't feel like an activity that creates sustainable AI advancement. A prompt may work well with one model, in most situations, but even the best practices seem too experimental. For their competition to avoid a PR
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by a1371 3y ago
Highly opinionated article void of facts. Reaching the conclusion that the government should install solar, not seeing the fallacy in that argument. Governments are also optimization machines that connects the opinion of voters and interest
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by a1371 3y ago
I played the VC game. We were attending every opportunity to give 10% of our business for $200K. No one would bite. Gradually, it felt it was easier to land customers than VCs. Then there came a moment that I wish for every founder. Our rev
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by a1371 3y ago
What I don't like about this reporting is that someone out there is doing something modestly novel and the article has a ridicule undertone about it. So many good things don't happen in corporations or the government because the m
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by a1371 3y ago
Cold fusion vibes?
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by a1371 3y ago
Since the last video I have been seriously thinking about making these powders as a hobby. The problem is that I want to mix them with some paint or resin to get a more permanent application. I know this needs some research but any ideas ab
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by a1371 3y ago
We really do and we try to reflect that in the offer. Our vesting packages are orders of magnitude larger than what's typical, with long exercise times. Our finances are also pretty stable (no VC, cash flow positive, long term license
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by a1371 3y ago
Sigh. Seldom on HN do I see terrible advice, but this is certainly one of them. Here is a summary of the article: > Hi HN! You really like if-else statements, right? Let me frame a humane conversation like salary negotiation as a bunch o
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by a1371 3y ago
I don't really get this. The paradigm has always been there, it has been the technology limitations that have defined the UI so far. Having robots and computers that humans talk to has been a fixture of sci-fi movies. Perhaps the most
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by a1371 3y ago
I have noticed this too and I feel it's because of the higher acceleration. It may give the drivers the feeling that they can insert themselves in even closer encounters because the car is more responsive.
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by a1371 3y ago
I'm just saying this is the embodiment of value-based pricing. Like it or not, that's what has made the silicon valley.
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by a1371 3y ago
The title doesn't do it justice. These tactics are pretty dishonest I must admit: > Making its "Delivery Fee" seem related to distance or demand, even though none of it goes to the delivery person. I could see they justify
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by a1371 3y ago
The price of their all access is 2x other spaces. Their pay as you go makes sense for our volume of use and what I tell you has been our experience.
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by a1371 3y ago
Due to life events, I started looking for a new office for our team last week. I had always considered WeWork to be too hip for my taste. So when a colleague suggested it, I thought they were joking. But they weren't and it actually wa
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by a1371 3y ago
I really hope that takes off because you are correct. Python though has such a fluid syntax that I'm not sure TS can match. For example when you want to sum two Numpy arrays, you just need the + operator, while that sort of thing is no
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by a1371 3y ago
I want to point everyone to the "No creating content" clause of the terms. I don't fully understand it but I think it'll substantially limit what can be done.
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by a1371 3y ago
When you search a city it shows its location at the time. I thought it probably just takes in the coordinates but to my amusement, it actually pins the location based on the tectonic plate that the city is on. So it can't show Seattle
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by a1371 3y ago
The polyfills are not complete yet as this update points out
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by a1371 3y ago
Deno's major adoption point can be it's native typescript support but without an easy way to bring an npm package into it, developing its community will be tough. So I can totally see why they are ployfilling `node:crypto` since m
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by a1371 3y ago
I didn't at first figure out that clicking on each character shows the reference. It feels like exploring someone else's daydreams. Bravo
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by a1371 4y ago
> The plaintiffs alleged they lost $1.7 million in the cyberattack and that the repayment plan would take thousands of years to make them whole Creative repayment plan. > the court focused on statements by the bZx Protocol developers
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by a1371 4y ago
Eeh. Misguided article. The article itself starts by recognizing the challenge of making scenarios because of the feedback loop they embody. Then seemingly forgets about all that and basically says "coal has likely peaked already, why
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by a1371 4y ago
I recall there was a battery free cellphone project on the premise of harvesting power from electro magnetic cell tower waves. They couldn't pull it off but maybe that could help this?
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by a1371 4y ago
Then why are they banning R134A as the article says?
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by a1371 4y ago
I don't understand why we can't have something like this: ``` .target { name: myname } .tooltip: { left: var(myname.left), bottom: calc(var(myname.top)-20px) } ``` What's hard about exposing some element prop
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by a1371 4y ago
> Money is not everything I don't think that's true for the VC-funded startups. I actually expect to hear that from the farmers I have known in my life. With the margins I saw, they were not in it for money. They would pride th

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