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by cryptoz 3y ago
Well I’m crying. Kevin was my hero for so many years growing up and inspired me to do nearly everything I’ve done. I met him at The Last HOPE so many years ago and I feel so privileged for that opportunity. RIP Kevin, we’ll miss you so much
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by cryptoz 3y ago
I once let my Hotmail account go 30 or 90 days without a login, so Microsoft followed their policy to delete my email and open the username to the public. Someone saw my email on dns records, found it was available, registered the email and
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by cryptoz 3y ago
I remember getting access to Google+ first in my group of friends. I was up late and got in at like 1am. Nobody else was there. It was an absolute ghost town . No content anywhere. I thought, "wow I should treasure this moment. Soon a
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by cryptoz 3y ago
Evernote lost my note when I tapped on an email notification in Android in ~2011. Nevernote for me ever since. How. in. the. heck. do you call it Evernote if it loses your note when changing apps?!
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by cryptoz 3y ago
I've been thinking about this comment for a few minutes and do find it interesting. But the extremes of the comments and quotes above make it clear that even displaying your product is an ad; demonstrating how it works to a crowd would
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by cryptoz 3y ago
As a space nerd, I thought Lightyear was great actually - I really loved it. I think it got great reviews too? (Except for the people angry about the gay 'kiss hello' obviously)
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by cryptoz 3y ago
Great content and great answers except for open source question. Sam is saying that he doesn’t think anyone would be able to run the code at scale so they didn’t bother? Seems like a nonsense answer, maybe I’m misunderstanding. The ability
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by cryptoz 3y ago
If I were to draw a fantasy bedroom there’s a pretty good chance some parts of the room would be squiggly doodles meant to be more interpreted by the viewers imagination rather than a specific object I had in mind. (I’m also Not an illustra
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by cryptoz 3y ago
So call me, maybe!!
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by cryptoz 3y ago
Always love playing with this especially after reading Red Mars and recognizing a lot of place names. But also sad google hasn’t even kept the styling updated to their branding or added any features.
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by cryptoz 3y ago
People always joke that a success like this will be blasted by the media as a failure, but it's the most predictable thing ever. Massive success today for SpaceX but the story is massive failure. So silly. I'm as anti-Musk as the
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by cryptoz 3y ago
I mean, the content isn't fake though...? Using multiple usernames on your own website is definitely legal.
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by cryptoz 3y ago
I like this one: https://www.space.com/16946-mars-rover-landing-seen-from-spa... Mars Rover Landing Spotted by Orbiting Spacecraft
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by cryptoz 3y ago
& And per se and and per se and;
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by cryptoz 4y ago
I saw a yellow maintenance train in Montreal metro once after getting off the last train at night. I had a digital camera with me (2006 or so) and I started to take pictures but I was immediately chased away my multiple (several) very angry
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by cryptoz 4y ago
FWIW, I am in a similar position. There is a hardware project I want to build, but had no idea where to start. I asked ChatGPT to guide me and it has gone very well. I haven't actually built anything yet, but my mental state is 100% di
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Show HN: 10wordnotes.com. “I” (ChatGPT) made this in about 30 minutes(10wordnotes.com)
1 points by cryptoz 4y ago|0 comments
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A passenger aircraft that flies around the world at Mach 9? Sure, why not(arstechnica.com)
1 points by cryptoz 4y ago|1 comments
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by cryptoz 4y ago
The book is excellent, I also remember the exhilarating read, all the way through. It should be noted that the film isn't just any movie though - it's a rare work of art itself and was done with collaboration by Clarke and Kubrick
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by cryptoz 4y ago
It’s incredible how the future is arriving all at once: SpaceX is orbital-testing the new Mars-focused rocket within a few weeks, and AI is ramping up quickly. (Also, we’ve survived a global pandemic and we’re seeing insane fire seasons eve
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by cryptoz 4y ago
Not so simple. No ridiculing Xi makes the platform less comfortable for people in other countries like the US. We expect freedom to ridicule and if that’s not available on a platform because the owner prefers to cater to a specific dictator
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by cryptoz 4y ago
? No mental gymnastics? Sure there are! “Use this tech” implies the same tech as everyone else, including satire, no? What else could it mean? Oh, it could mean, “use this tech in only ways that are allowed by a totalitarian dictator, conti
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Insider account of what GPT-4 was like before they aligned it [video](twitter.com)
7 points by cryptoz 4y ago|2 comments
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by cryptoz 4y ago
Well, sea level rise from climate change isn't gonna end well for most of the bay area either.
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by cryptoz 4y ago
I've long thought that eventually the SF Bay will be dammed, with locks, etc, at golden gate.
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by cryptoz 4y ago
Re: wired headphones: I am so sick of wireless controllers on consoles. The switch controllers are a nightmare - constantly disconnecting, nearly impossible to reconnect. I got my first-ever xbox last month and the wireless controllers are
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by cryptoz 4y ago
Ah, I found something, he spoke just a few days ago at #Abundance360, see for example (scroll a bit) https://twitter.com/search?q=ray%20Kurzweil Not sure of the content yet, will have to look at it later. But happy he&#x27
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by cryptoz 4y ago
Too much drip, I guess.
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Ask HN: How is Ray Kurzweil doing?
14 points by cryptoz 4y ago|6 comments
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by cryptoz 4y ago
The physical labor jobs are only a few years behind due to the ramp-up required in manufacturing for robotics - and price points. But the embodied AIs are coming, in humanoid form, to take all the labor jobs as well.

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