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by croes 4mo ago
Because the subscription aren’t flat rates, they have a limit. What does it matter which tool I use when I hit the limit? And even if you pay-as-you-go Anthropic seems to prefer their own tools https://news.ycombinator.com/i
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Engineering Micro-Submarines to Replace Fish(hackaday.com)
6 points by croes 4mo ago|0 comments
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The future of Flipper Zero development(blog.flipper.net)
394 points by croes 4mo ago|180 comments
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by croes 4mo ago
We have agencies to handle that but they need to know it’s coming.
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by croes 4mo ago
But it’s an additional risk. The more risks the more likely one of them will hit you.
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by croes 4mo ago
> 14-day free trial > patent pending Guess what won’t get widely adopted
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by croes 4mo ago
Wait until they get nuclear power plants for their data centers. Profit over safety all day long
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by croes 4mo ago
Great, a fee to look at the sky
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by croes 4mo ago
With free access or only affordable for rich county citizens?
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by croes 4mo ago
That’s why luck is a big factor and amateur astronomers are a great help in spotting them by chance
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by croes 4mo ago
> These proposals, combined with others considered in the study, would dramatically brighten the night sky, hindering humankind’s ability to observe faint cosmic targets, including far-away galaxies, some Earth-like planets around other
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by croes 4mo ago
Dinosaur killers? Yes. City killers? That size hits more often > Asteroids with a diameter more than 30–50 metres (100–150ft) are large enough to make it through our atmosphere intact, however, and the chance of this happening is estimat
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by croes 4mo ago
They hinder the view on asteroids coming our way. The purpose of most of these satellites is internet access where we already have less limited possibilities with less maintenance costs like constant replacement
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by croes 4mo ago
They aren’t in the Earth’s shadow at the start of the night > For the SpaceX satellite mega-constellation, he found that dozens of trails would appear in each image taken two hours into the night with ESO’s Very Large Telescope (VLT) at
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by croes 4mo ago
Who is we? Certainly not amateur astronomers who made important discoveries with their telescopes
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by croes 4mo ago
A few years is a large knowledge gap if an asteroid is on its way to us. Not to mention that’s not how it works. We regret burning so much fossil fuel but those who make huge profits from it prevent as much change as they can. You can bet A
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by croes 4mo ago
What’s innovative about ads?
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by croes 4mo ago
Given his war on the whistleblower and what we learned about Meta and Zuckerberg from her he is evil too
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by croes 4mo ago
> introspection is a waste of time Even worse, the claim it’s bad
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by croes 4mo ago
> I can’t tell if Zuckerberg is dimwitted or just evil. Evil > Zuckerberg's increasingly bizarre war on whistleblowers https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48698684
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by croes 4mo ago
Not so fast. https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2022/mar/06/fascist-fit...
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by croes 4mo ago
I prefer a more direct approach Gibbons lies
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by croes 4mo ago
Their are two kinds of freedoms, freedom to and freedom from. And they often contradict. People should have freedom from abuse of their images, your freedom to abuse them Edit: fixed "freedom of" to "freedom from", thank
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by croes 4mo ago
They have a real negative view of humanity. All lazy and corrupt. And that in a country with over 600M unpaid overtime hours and lots of things done based on voluntary work. Maybe some kind of projection. Pretty ironic that the Christian pa
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by croes 4mo ago
It doesn’t change facts. Cherry picking change the perception of facts, like your visit of Japan
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by croes 4mo ago
Doesn’t change facts about Japan‘s problems. In certain parts they are just less visible.
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by croes 4mo ago
Why do you thinks so? A country with narcissistic criminal as leader who damages the US science for decades, kills people by dismantling USAID. The raising costs because of his four-week-war against Iran doesn’t help either but damages the
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by croes 4mo ago
Did you visit the countryside? Japan has an aging problem and a big misogyny problem too.
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by croes 4mo ago
Immigrants but not immigration because there aren’t enough resources to help all the people to integrate.
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by croes 4mo ago
If the data is encrypted before the upload I see no problem

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