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>> There are other tokamaks, but the MIT scientists expect their large tokamak to be the first in history that is capable of a self-sustaining reaction, and the first that generates more energy than it uses. And they expect to pivot i
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I don't mind hold music, but it's the constant fake interruption with advertisements that interrupt the hold music every 30 seconds that destroys your ability to multitask while waiting. Looking at you AT&T.
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animationwill
6y ago
Looks like someone moved the wikipedia link to https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_TV_(discontinued) ... so now my post looks inaccurate
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6y ago
>> Is product success a useful metric for whether or not Google cancel services? Yes. Unsuccessful products get cancelled. The successful services get to stay but the customers get hit with "insane price hikes": https:&#x
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6y ago
Don’t forget Google already abandoned Google TV once: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_TV I bought it as a gift for someone once and they cancelled it and deleted the SDK.
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Not sure about this but I’ll mention The FireTV stick will show you shows from multiple services without entering those apps. And any given show/movie has a “more ways to watch” Option to show where else it’s available (such as when a
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Couple at sea for a month reveal shock at scale of coronavirus pandemic
(theguardian.com)
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I've watched several lectures on the subject. Teaching isn't learning, and some of the best teachers rather motivate children to learn on their own through internal or external motivation Could you elaborate on the insight you lea
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Singapore Air ditches ‘flights to nowhere’ offers Airbus A380 restaurant, tours
(scmp.com)
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Disinformation Demystified
(icyphox.sh)
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R2wars: Corewars but Within R2
(github.com)
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Core War
(en.wikipedia.org)
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6y ago
There are different levels of nursing in the United States. Not all of them require uni education, but they also do tasks most people would not want to do
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Decorating a home office when you’re a gigantic nerd
(intergalacticprimate.com)
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Edward Tufte: Sparkline theory and practice
(edwardtufte.com)
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6y ago
You could update it with more accurate information
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That’s a different argument sure, but that’s not the argument here.
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>> But this potential privacy feature also comes with privacy risks, says Ryan Calo, associate professor at the University of Washington School of Law, in Seattle. “Fixed cameras can be avoided, whereas mobile ones can’t, which can ma
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> because you naturally take on debts and consumption to match. While this is certainly the common natural path, not everyone does and the "financial independence" movement is a community of those who actively try to avoid this
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> Yes. Because this has historical significance. Every day brings historical significance. I'm not sure this particular event merits 14+ posts -- that's an RSS feed not HackerNews. What happened in today's post that has m
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How does it compare to U.K. rules or Australia & NZ?
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Are these (proposed) rule changes more in-line with other nations? I’ve looked at student visas years ago but many of them were very strict and required taking English competency exams, with extension requirements. And when traveling on a w
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What happened to the Semantic Web? (2017) [pdf]
(ht.acm.org)
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> Tyler Tech has pivoted on the threat of ransomware as a selling point for many of its services, using its presence on social media to promote ransomware survival guides and incident response checklists. With any luck, the company was f
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That's impressive that you've been able to be independent for a decade; congrats!. As I'm looking at your site, it appears you only focus on Law schools. Why haven't you expanded to include B schools or Med or others?
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Tesla Battery Day Liveblog and Livestream
(cleantechnica.com)
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>> As options increase, expect Google to "comfortably sunset" their solutions. Read some of the other comments here. This is anything other than “comfortably” and will create a lot of pain & churn for Both the devs and u
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RockstarLang: The Rockstar programming language specification
(github.com)
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Nikola Plunges; Founder Trevor Milton Exits Amid Fraud Claim
(thestreet.com)
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6y ago
Are we talking about founders or FAANG developers? Last I’ve read on HN, most founders are not making “SV salary” because they’re expecting the golden ticket. Here, it appears you get an equivalent salary + job security with a capped upside
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