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by a1371 5y ago
This will be as much reduction as retrofitting about 200 homes, without any of the social benefit. Not to dismiss their work, but puts things in perspective.
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For your first gripe, I think it wouldn't add anything over crawling a website. If you only want to archive the content, with semantic HTML you can easily know where the article is. It seems like a solved problem when browser reader mo
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Completely agree. I remember with my past phones, there were lots of flashy features to play with but then they'd become annoying and you'd start to notice glaring usability problems. Pixel has exactly what it's supposed to h
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Maps tools actually work extraordinarily well in denser cities. They find you the best bus and transit times. They allow you to use mixed mode transportation like bicycles in between while your enjoy the city. Arguably this is a richer expe
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There is no heavenly mandate for the US to have this population density. The reason Americans live like this is not that it's the most effective use of land or energy. When we talk about car dependency, it doesn't mean go ride a b
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by a1371 5y ago
The US issue is deeper than an app. It's the extreme car dependency.
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One of the truly amazing things about HN is stuff like this comment. Someone who's actually "been there". Could you say a little about the motivation behind your LikeBetter?
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I respectfully disagree. I found it nice, engaging, and easy to follow.
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I'm looking for other studies considering this idea of "life years". Generally around where people's time is going, what is wasting it, or taking it away. Does anyone have any suggestions?
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Well, blender itself is a whole world. But you can export to threejs and those are the only two tools you'll need at the very least.
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What are energy conserving materials?
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My best (frankly uneducated) guess would be that they trained the model with famous movie posters as the objective, and still frames of the movie as the training data. Then they gave frames of these movies to the ai to get a poster out.
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Funny how your purchase is fueling their squatting.
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I think the context is missed here. It's a useful tool, but should it be an active-by-default feature shipped with the browser? It doesn't add security and doesn't enhance speed. Wasn't it more acceptable if this was an
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This is one of the nice things about this game: that it challenges your sense of time value. If you stay in your base and keep expanding without attacking, the AI exponentially grows and takes over easily. But if you sacrifice resources to
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As a whole https makes internet better for sure, but what's wrong with the classmate's argument in particular?
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My guess would be that the pencils of the same property are on each shelf, and the older stuff are buried under newer ones. For example, one of the labels says "oily pencils". So perhaps when you go to him and ask for a purple pen
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Same heat transfer dynamics apply to cooling as well. Earth is a really good insulator, that's why it has a steady temperature in the first place. If you dump too much heat in it, it will warm up. That's seen as an advantage when
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by a1371 5y ago
Yes it will matter a lot. Apple is one of the giants standing in the way of right to repair. Being able to say "Apple cofounder is with us" will be a huge convincing point for the general public. The plan is to put the right to re
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The larger lesson might be that most people see a product's status and not its momentum?
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How did you learn to read the claims?
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It's a pretty big logical jump to say fusion has proliferation problem because it creates a neutron stream. It will be as if they build the Hadron collider to warm up soup. It's unrelated to the plant operation, unlike fission. I
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Imagining a crypto-like Layer 2 solution on the banking system(r--man.com)
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Good comment on testnet. From what I understand, I don't think that's all the plan for the these clusters. Otherwise, why do they specify this? > When two clusters share a common genesis block, they attempt to converge. More im
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by a1371 5y ago
Grab a beverage HN! This one might get a bit long: There is a saying that "Engineering is finding the best compromises". You know about the Crypto Trilemma: Secure (S), Fast (F), Decentralized (D). Think of it as you have 15 eggs
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PoH is essentially just PoW: more blocks mean more time has spent. I don't know why they just named it something different. Since SOL is not really decentralized, the validators can communicate a lot faster. So that's the differen
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Bitcoin Is Not Scarce(r--man.com)
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Bitcoin Is Not Scarce(r--man.com)
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Hydro has historically been doing that pretty reliably. Most grid markets have access to some of it and the capacity can be conserved during day hours thanks to renewables. Add offshore wind, insulate buildings, and make utilities hand out
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I am not sure if it is true in general. But Saudi Arabia is an example. It is considered a reliable US ally, and in the meantime there are tensions about nuclear power generation there. I'd think a lot of countries fall in that categor

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