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by anonu 4y ago
Is there a home solution as easy as Nest or Ring and which offers the same feature set?
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There’s Something Odd About the Dogs Living at Chernobyl(theatlantic.com)
11 points by anonu 4y ago|3 comments
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by anonu 4y ago
old article (oct 2022) and I dont think the ETF ever launched. EDIT: it launched today... Either way - TERRIBLE idea.
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by anonu 4y ago
It's hard for humans to fathom timelines beyond our life span. But over the course of 100s or 1000s of years, cities can be abandoned and population migrates. Think about the Detroit suburbs in recent years where entire neighborhoods w
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by anonu 4y ago
When you say "covered" you mean your insurance paid for it? Are you in the USA? I understand it's not covered unless you do a series of sleep studies.
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by anonu 4y ago
It's not really a risk. I use a MAD. In the morning I have a little insert that realigns my overbite and do 5 minutes of muscle exercises. If i don't do that i notice alignment issues when I'm chewing. If i do, it's not
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by anonu 4y ago
Agreed that was not a good demo. I assumed that segment was not taken with a cheap webcam/security camera - which is why the auto-exposure worked a lot faster. At a greater distance with lower MP security cameras, this thing might stil
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by anonu 4y ago
I've never seen anything like that. But I have seen dot matrix displays render Arabic script
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by anonu 4y ago
> to almost 2 billion people. There are probably 350 million Arabic speakers.
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by anonu 4y ago
Numbers will typically be rendered in Arabic numerals and not in Arabic script if a 7 segment display is being used. Latin characters are already pretty difficult to read on a 7 segment... Arabic would be even more difficult.
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by anonu 4y ago
The question should be more precise. Is this Arabic script? There's a half dozen languages at least that are not Arabic but use Arabic script, such as Persian or Urdu. The typographic rules mentioned still apply though.
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by anonu 4y ago
Yes, I've been preaching the same thing. The era of free money is over (for now). There is going to be a sea change in how investors - and more importantly founders - need to think about business. Founders will need to tighten their be
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by anonu 4y ago
> The gross disrespect of auto-generating this kind of email isn’t lost on me It's lost on me. If an important email could be sent out earlier thanks to tools that help in automation - then why not? Shall we go back to a time when c
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by anonu 4y ago
Its 100% scott adams. I think he outsources his coloring only.
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by anonu 4y ago
I think I know where the bug is: there needs to be 26 unique characters. The first letter is capitalized and there's a space.... so technically, 26 ASCII chars - but not all 26 letters of the alphabet.
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by anonu 4y ago
I asked OpenAI for the shortest pangram in the English language. This is its response: > The shortest pangram in the English language is "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog." Clearly it didn't read the wikipedia a
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by anonu 4y ago
Dunno why they got rid of it. Always used to be a rowdy time in there.
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by anonu 4y ago
You're probably looking for HN
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by anonu 4y ago
Good luck replicating this in sample. Open and closing auctions are going to crush your strategy from a cost and slippage perspective. In addition you should be looking at risk adjusted return. The overnight volatility is way higher than th
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by anonu 4y ago
This guy somehow predicted it? https://twitter.com/hogrbe/status/1621479563720118273?t=uZuu... Lucky or good?
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by anonu 4y ago
I'm a wfh proponent. However, could the mission to the moon have been done from home, today? In the timeframe that it was completed? I'm sure there's good arguments on either side. But there's something special about the
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by anonu 4y ago
Your comment is the equivalent of "sit down and shut up" which is contrary to the whole point of having this forum or any sort of intellectual discussion on any topic on HN.
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by anonu 4y ago
100%. If the balloon was a threat, why wasn't it shot down over Alaska? Or earlier on it's trip over the continental US. There was no threat... Here's an opportunity to drum up a lot of FUD and use it as a geopolitical lever.
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by anonu 4y ago
19/55 https://www.walgreens.com/store/c/ivarest-poison-ivy-itch-re... Luckily, my ignorance on this topic can be partly relieved for $7.
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by anonu 4y ago
Wow that's post had 3 comments when it showed up 2 months ago. There could be a huge business model here, cut costs massively on new TV shows or cartoons getting c churned out.
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by anonu 4y ago
Any background on how this is all put together? It's actually quite impressive.
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Loss of Epigenetic Information as a Cause of Mammalian Aging(papers.ssrn.com)
2 points by anonu 4y ago|0 comments
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by anonu 4y ago
Down almost 15 percent after hours. Markets don't like this one bit.
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by anonu 4y ago
Did they control for demographics of each school? A quick review of the paper seems like no... Maybe lower socioeconomic households live in places with poorer air quality?
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by anonu 4y ago
Sure - reducing items might work. But asking a company to give you tag along drag along rights when they weren't there just wont float.

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