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by cheschire 5mo ago
Not hotdog. But eight octopus recipe.
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by cheschire 5mo ago
It’s also the day before SharePoint 2016 and SharePoint 2019 (both considered office products) fall out of support and have to be replaced by SharePoint subscription edition.
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by cheschire 5mo ago
Buying back shares it sold at a lower price, right? The lifecycle of a share starts with the transfer of money to a company in exchange for a share. It ends with a buy back, ideally at a higher price. But still, at the beginning it is a tra
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by cheschire 5mo ago
Well, when the company issues shares, then the money goes into their account, right?
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by cheschire 5mo ago
There are numerous copies of the source available for claude code now that it has been leaked. The vast majority of what makes CC useful is already present, and it's unlikely that any killer features will be added going forward. So it&
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by cheschire 5mo ago
I don't believe you deserve the downvotes you're getting. Sometimes a good joke is so good that it appears shallow at first glance, but only upon reflection does the true humor show through. A shallow callout such as yours is some
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by cheschire 5mo ago
Thank you I KNEW I recognized that domain name
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by cheschire 5mo ago
The US government has a lot. Just one random Google result: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Utah_Data_Center
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by cheschire 5mo ago
OK so apparently when you file for an IR-1 visa, the IR-1 is the sticker they put in your passport that gets you into the country. But once you get the card, it replaces the visa. So the card is not the visa. Today I learned. Before this th
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by cheschire 5mo ago
Write your own plugin for HN. Just install tampermonkey and get an AI to build the functionality for you. I have a plugin I made that greys out AI related topic titles.
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by cheschire 5mo ago
Early on, when I would try this, it resulted in instant downvotes, and I noticed others that would cite explicitly that AI was used would also receive an unusually large number of downvotes that seemed more correlated to the admission of us
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by cheschire 5mo ago
His reaction probably still would not have been solidified yet, given how long his response took to other tectonic shifts in technology. That isn’t to say he wouldn’t have an opinion to voice, I just suspect it wouldn’t have resulted in a p
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by cheschire 5mo ago
The emphasis on applying false dichotomies to every situation, in my opinion, is what leads to the truthiness[0] inherent in modern partisan politics. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Truthiness
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by cheschire 5mo ago
Glad to see it includes Wolf 359. Edit: oh interesting. Apparently it was mentioned in the book as being affected by the astrophage. I forgot that tidbit and thought it was just a Star Trek reference.
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by cheschire 5mo ago
The author acknowledges this by saying “at a bigger scale”, implying there are smaller scale methods such as what you have said.
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by cheschire 5mo ago
Somewhat related: https://openinframap.org/
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by cheschire 5mo ago
Neither is California. So?
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by cheschire 5mo ago
Pretty sure this didn’t help either though: > Customer service complaints are pervasive and consistent. Tesla Energy has a 2.6 out of 5 rating on SolarReviews
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by cheschire 5mo ago
Looks like a pretty standard sedan from any company from that era to me, just with a Citroen grill and fancy rims. Put that grill on a BMW 6 series from that time, looks about the same.
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by cheschire 5mo ago
His message was submitted before the memory recall completed execution.
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by cheschire 5mo ago
EMUs always seemed weirder to me. Like an unnecessary compromise instead of just using metric outright. https://startbigthinksmall.wordpress.com/2010/01/04/points-i...
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by cheschire 5mo ago
He was done with Facebook. Then he read Ready Player One and thought fuck it, why not? It was a bet. It didn’t pay off. His billions might be tied to the value of the company but his millions are safe and secure. He can keep taking bets for
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by cheschire 5mo ago
Knowledge doesn’t neatly align to a nested hierarchy. Especially written knowledge. Language is an imperfect means to convey knowledge, and people store that knowledge in subjective and highly personal ways. You may mentally recall balloons
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by cheschire 5mo ago
Not having an "Ask HN" in front of this gives me strong prediction market vibes.
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by cheschire 5mo ago
The defendant, who calls himself “zero cool”, has repeatedly committed criminal acts of a malicious nature.
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by cheschire 5mo ago
I remember on a podcast interview I listened to that he said he intentionally made every episode as close to a “oner” as possible using very long takes and hidden transitions where possible. It’s to heighten the sense of anxiety and tension
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by cheschire 6mo ago
Yeah except my version would only accept tabs instead of allowing (and even encouraging!!) spaces for indentation.
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by cheschire 6mo ago
Jesse Eisenberg captured this perfectly.
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by cheschire 6mo ago
Maybe I’m misunderstanding but that sounds like a 6x improvement not 12x.
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by cheschire 6mo ago
When was the last time you drove on an unplowed road with only rear wheel drive? Unpowered wheels become uni-directional skis, regardless of their ability to turn left and right.

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