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by coolspot 5y ago
Fool Self Driving
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by coolspot 5y ago
Steve Jobs did something similar.
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by coolspot 5y ago
> Would you leave your apartment, right now, go to the slums and start shit with the people over there? Describes South Los Angeles or San Francisco SoMa perfectly.
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by coolspot 5y ago
Sounds like BlazeTV
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by coolspot 5y ago
Plot twist: there will be no affordable GPUs in the next 10 years. Paperclip maximizer goes brrrr
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by coolspot 5y ago
Russia did hack NSA though [1], and elections, and pipelines, and who knows what else. [1] - https://www.wired.com/story/eternalblue-leaked-nsa-spy-tool-...
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by coolspot 5y ago
Interestingly, in 2018 Wuhan lab applied for US DARPA grant to produce a bat coronavirus chimera. https://www.newsweek.com/darpa-denies-funding-defuse-wuhan-i... https://theintercept.com/2021/09/23
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by coolspot 5y ago
Yes, FAANG job always looks good on the resume, compared to no-name companies. But staying for less than 12 months may look suspicious.
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by coolspot 5y ago
Good bot
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by coolspot 5y ago
Electrical bill and GPU shortages in God’s reality could be a reason.
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by coolspot 5y ago
If you look at the DAO voting process, it’s same 4-7 people having majority of voting tokens.
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by coolspot 5y ago
F-35 research, development & maintenance employ a lot of people and move science forward.
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by coolspot 5y ago
Kinda misleading, because “pirates” can’t broadcast all over the world like UVB-76 does.
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by coolspot 5y ago
No way. Since the start of the pandemic I was ordering groceries from Amazon Fresh. Adding/removing an item to/from cart takes couple seconds at very least. Expanding “similar items” can take up to ten seconds easily. It seems at
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by coolspot 5y ago
> I held him for another 20 minutes while we waited for the ambulance, she said. And while we were waiting, there were more gunshots fired. > No arrests were made. Bumping into downstairs neighbors in the elevator will be awkward for
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by coolspot 5y ago
> Bitcoin is accounted as an intangible under GAAP rules — and if the value of an intangible goes down, it can’t go back up again. Can someone explain this?
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by coolspot 5y ago
Besides geopolitics, simple answer could be that FSB protector who covered this guy finally realized that crypto goes down for long time, so it is better to take all collected funds now.
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by coolspot 5y ago
Since HN automatically replaced the title: this blog entry describes Flipper Zero assembly, QA and shipping process. Very interesting look into the backstage of electronics mass production.
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by coolspot 5y ago
Check out https://360.yandex.com/business/tariff . They have a free “limited” plan that should be good just for a custom domain email.
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by coolspot 5y ago
Offtopic, but 12c per gig of transit traffic sounds like microSD price for storage.
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by coolspot 5y ago
No need to sell or transport: just mine *coin onsite via Star Link. /s
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by coolspot 5y ago
Last time those rebels used Buk^, which is radar-guided, so IR-countermeasures won’t help. ^ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buk_missile_system
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by coolspot 5y ago
Anything with lithium-ion battery can’t be shipped via air due to FAA regulations. So, laptops and phones all travel on trains and trucks. Will big helpful warning labels as well.
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by coolspot 5y ago
Having to reinstall W10 on two machines last week, I can assure you that once you connect to wi-fi, option for a local account disappears and can’t be brought back.
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by coolspot 5y ago
Maybe they don’t?
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by coolspot 5y ago
If there are no rental trucks in CA, doesn’t that mean all trucks are gone from CA to other states?
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by coolspot 5y ago
SoCal Kaiser HMO 30 ($30 copay) for 2 adults and 2 kids is like $1k/month, paid before taxes.
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by coolspot 5y ago
I do not see how Russia benefits from the fall of Kazakhstan regime.
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by coolspot 5y ago
If you like browsing BMW parts catalog, you may find an external spare tire mount that goes under trunk for your car. I was surprised when I found one for my run-flat MINI Cabrio (MINI is BMW).
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by coolspot 5y ago
> USSR products often breathed a design language much closer to modularity, maintainability and repairability. I think it’s just any old products are less intricate thus more repairable. E.g. Nokia phones are more repairable than iPhones

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