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by anonu 2y ago
I think you have a warped perspective. Not everyone has the time or skills to use CLI tools. People will pay to save time. The market is multi faceted and complex and there's a market for everything. In this case you're just not t
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by anonu 2y ago
Hire someone who knows and learn from them. Seriously.
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by anonu 2y ago
No the Carter solar panels were electric and not solar thermal.
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by anonu 2y ago
I wonder if the Starbucks and blue bottle coffee results are due to the plastic in the throwaway cups. The Nestle instant coffee (which comes in a glass jar) had much lower scores in comparison.
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by anonu 2y ago
Nice list. Though point 1 is interesting: I've never thought of python v2 and v3 as being uniquely distinct from each other. Maybe I'm not using all of v3 cool features.
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by anonu 2y ago
So what is important then? You can take Occam's Razor to most things in life... At the root of it we're just animals and we don't need much above subsistence to live life. Everything we enjoy and desire are just products of o
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Academic writing is getting harder to read–the humanities most of all(economist.com)
2 points by anonu 2y ago|1 comments
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by anonu 2y ago
The concept of an API should go away and we should just have AI's talk to each other in plain language.
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by anonu 2y ago
You might have been successful, compared to konfig, because it looks like you had an 8-year headstart. It could be that konfig was a fine idea and well executed, just not at the right time.
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by anonu 2y ago
> American startup culture American VC-backed startup culture, you mean. And yeah, that makes sense. If you put money into something you expect to get paid back in 5 years. You need growth to do that. If you want to go slow, then you boo
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by anonu 2y ago
Tintin was Belgian. So does it go into the public domain everywhere? Could copyright owners in other countries go after you in the US?
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by anonu 2y ago
Trump was an actual campaign stop photo op... Harris didn't do a McD photo op. So not clear on your point. Also Trump rode in a garbage truck around the same time. Was he one upping Harris? Or just trying to appeal to the working clas
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by anonu 2y ago
I am going to guess Russian.
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by anonu 2y ago
I noticed some people are on the map with no socials. Whats the point? Add a way to contact you...
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by anonu 2y ago
I had 2 questions: 1. what about data transmissions 2. what about using this on containers in the open seas? The first questions is at least partly answered in the document, copied below. However, you still need a collection infrastructure
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by anonu 2y ago
nice post - especially as it focuses on lots of the technical aspects. however > on track to generate $500M in pipeline for our clients in 2024, and we hit $1M in ARR sounds like a lot of spam - which carries with it varying degrees of i
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by anonu 2y ago
> inaccurate impressions of physics Or just inaccurate impressions of the physical world. My young kids and I happened to see a video of some very cute baby seals jumping onto a boat. It was not immediately clear it was AI-generated, but
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by anonu 2y ago
I think your comment is additive to the conversation, despite it not agreeing with the core HN cohort. Not worth downvoting IMO.
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by anonu 2y ago
Ah, the beauty of hormones and how they effect your perception of life and love. My experience resonates with the authors. But certainly the experience ranges dramatically for different people under different life circumstances.
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by anonu 2y ago
i1 is Nx2. asc each i1 sorts each N in ascending order. flip transposes to 2xN.
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AI Is Changing Oil Country–and Pumping Up Profits(barrons.com)
2 points by anonu 2y ago|0 comments
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by anonu 2y ago
Python looks excruciatingly slow to me. If you want fast I believe you need to think and write in vector languages like kdb+/q. I am not a kdb+ expert by any means and my code can probably use more q primitives, but here was my solutio
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by anonu 2y ago
What's the point of hoarding gold?
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by anonu 2y ago
I stumbled upon the Little Professor "calculator" from Texas Instruments. It's not actually a calculator but shaped like one and cycles through math quizzes. My 6 year old loves it.
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by anonu 2y ago
Your comment is a bit off topic IMO. Swatting can occur regardless of how "militarized" a police force actually is.
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by anonu 2y ago
Human nature is to be lazy. Put another way, we will always take the path of least resistance. While I commend the pointers provided, very few students will adhere to them if given the choice. The solution is to either ban AI altogether, or
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by anonu 2y ago
Now create a dbeaver extension to view the type
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... At a big company.
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by anonu 2y ago
The article is a bit shortsighted as it seems to only measure the benefits of standing through cardiovascular risk outcomes. As someone with recent lower back issues - a musculoskeletal issue - I can tell you I would prefer to stand for mo
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by anonu 2y ago
There's a company that does HVAC proposals for technicians who want to generate sales. Knowing residential buildings footprint and layout can be helpful to estimate job size.

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