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by acchow 3y ago
HN Sundays is a bit of a subculture within a subculture.
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by acchow 3y ago
It's because cars create a problem that only they themselves can solve: low density and enormous distances created by car infrastructure and parking.
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by acchow 3y ago
> Wanna build a video game that teaches developers how to code and use Twilio? Let's try it! Wanna build an AI application with Tony Hawk and have Tony Hawk debug the code live on stage? Sure! These are the strange effects of ZIRP
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by acchow 3y ago
I imagine airplane mode turns off regular Bluetooth, but Bluetooth Low Energy meant for “Find My” is still allowed. The same behavior as turning off the phone.
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by acchow 3y ago
During periods of intense focus, there is no shortage of working memory. Without the intense focus, sure there is a working memory issue. What's actually happening is the working memory is being lost to rapid context switching.
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by acchow 3y ago
ADHD is not a memory issue. The memory issues are secondary. Ever seen someone with ADHD fixated on something? Memory is not a problem within that topic.
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by acchow 3y ago
The “edge” cases in life are what many people live for. Tho, in the car scenario, it can definitely be handled by renting what you need when you need it. A hotel is not a replacement for people staying with you. You do not get the same inti
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by acchow 3y ago
In 20 years with growing display sizes and resolutions, I’d have hoped 100 or 120 columns replaced 80
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by acchow 3y ago
The point is that the era of dangerous reactors is over. Everything from here on out is MUCH safer.
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by acchow 3y ago
The iPhone Photos app reads the location metadata from your photo (which is added when you take the photo)
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by acchow 3y ago
It’s probably the ublock origin breaking websites and not the multi-account containers, right?
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by acchow 3y ago
Sadly there was no way to differentiate those who got that question “correct” from those who didn’t.
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by acchow 3y ago
Link please? I can’t find it
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by acchow 3y ago
It is also a Generation II reactor (like the Chernobyl and Fukushima reactors)
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by acchow 3y ago
I was pretty excited hearing “double digit” thinking 50 or 80%. The link shows 13-15%.
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by acchow 3y ago
“ Modern reactors can’t explode and burn like Chernobyl. It’s impossible” Isn’t the impossibility proof only as strong as the assumptions put in?
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by acchow 3y ago
And despite some 10-15% inflation since 2019
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by acchow 3y ago
The iPhone 15 neural engine does 35Tflops, which is about on par with the fastest supercomputer from 2002. Maybe in 24 years the iPhone 39 will have the computing power that OpenAI has today? Hopefully our compression gets much better in th
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by acchow 3y ago
Kind of like patent trolls patenting an invention someone else is already actually using
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by acchow 3y ago
They don’t even have to necessarily use the autopilot often. I know people who are not confident in their own driving skills and therefore buying a Tesla is automatically a preferred option because of Autopilot. There isn’t even considerati
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by acchow 3y ago
Exactly. 2014 was also when rent in SF peaked.
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by acchow 3y ago
You're saying a worker should just quit their job on the spot...? And pay for rent and food....how...?
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by acchow 3y ago
I’m curious about these. Got a few links to some listings?
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by acchow 3y ago
I’ve noticed that even herbal remedies are labeled as homeopathic. Is that to address a larger market?
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by acchow 3y ago
"Beef" was the only Netflix show I liked in a long while. Have since canceled Netflix.
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by acchow 3y ago
Prohibition also failed horribly. We need a middle ground. What about drug use as a privilege? If you’re living on the street, your litter is all over the street, and you never pay taxes, then you lose your privilege.
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by acchow 3y ago
But heroin is not. In gp comment, they are trying to get heroin and getting fentanyl instead.
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by acchow 3y ago
Comcast is rolling out Docsis 4.0. I’d hardly call that Stone Age OTOH, I have a rental where most people in the building have opted to cancel Google Fiber in favor of Comcast (even tho Comcast is more expensive) because Google Fiber has ha
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by acchow 3y ago
SF tried its strategy of allowing almost no housing to be built. That policy has been a failuer. And the city is supposed to serve its residents? You mean all those residents that moved away because they couldn't afford it anymore? Fai
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by acchow 3y ago
And how does that affect the productivity of those who are trying to reach you?

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