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cryptoz
4y ago
Obligatory "can't wait for postmortem" comment
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4y ago
Why doesn't HN let me link to a Twitter search? I submitted https://twitter.com/search?q=tiktok%20search But HN keeps removing part of the URL? Making my submission here useless, as it just goes to twitter search. I de
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People are using TikTok as their primary search engine
(twitter.com)
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4y ago
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4y ago
Are you sure you haven't received a fake product? How do you know? The fakes are so good much of the time that you may never know if you have received a fake. I have received 5+ fake products and stopped ordering on Amazon a few years
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4y ago
No OP and I don't know about 1988, but lead pipes are still common in the US, either many states have them or all states do. Flint, MI has a plan to eliminate them this year, maybe. https://www.nrdc.org/lead-pipes-wides
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4y ago
I don't get where you are getting the 'insurmountable obstacle' from. I learned about computers from exploring around, typing things, seeing what happened, etc. I loved to know what my computer could do already on its own, wi
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4y ago
Honestly I couldn't disagree more. Reducing friction is always good for newcomers. I got started writing code on systems that already had compilers installed because they were already installed. When I used Windows I was slower to star
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4y ago
This is extremely dangerous to our democracy. (in case someone missed this, it's incredible: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZggCipbiHwE )
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4y ago
New York City itself seems concerned.. from today: https://www.ny1.com/nyc/all-boroughs/news/2022/05/17/nyc-hig... > New Yorkers should “consider avoiding higher-risk activities (such as cro
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4y ago
I dunno about that. Most of the team was "very Canadian" and didn't want to move to California - the main reason we rejected the SF deal (I was the only one who accepted in full the acquihire, the team did not move in the end
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4y ago
> What Canada doesn’t have is a strong venture capital pool, a culture of risk taking I tried to raise a ~$300k seed round in Toronto in 2014. Most Canadian investors we met with wanted to see us have something like $10k/month in re
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Stars orbiting black hole at the heart of the Milky Way, Sagittarius A* [video]
(youtube.com)
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4y ago
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4y ago
My first loss in years. Been 'playing' ~20 years, last time I lost was maybe 5 years ago. Oh well, restart the counter! Playing for life I guess, there's no way out.
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4y ago
Most people don't even know what a rootkit is, so why should they care? Additionally, Sony should do it again if they get the chance!
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4y ago
raises hand I would love to live on Pluto. I'm sure lots of people would. Anyway, we evolved without Twitter and HN too, but here we are, spending our waking hours online. Many people alive today have never physically even visited &#
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4y ago
> 2. ??? oh Haha, funny old meme. Step 2 though is very clearly to show more ads and more content, to show more 'full results pages', etc, rather than just show me the 1 thing I needed and be on my way. I should include that Go
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4y ago
The answer Google gives to the question is wrong. End of story. Google aims to be a question-answering machine with the Info box, so giving the wrong answer is a broken state. Not sure you can really reason you way into how it's kinda-
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4y ago
I googled a phone number recently. It was the first result, got my answer. The rest of the results were websites for physical locations I had been recently, including a hospital, none of which had any relationship to the phone number. Goo
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5y ago
Same in the US. I would love to take the train from Seattle to SF, but, it costs so much more than a flight would, and takes a very long time compared. Sleeper cars make the price nearly double, and for such a long trip, train seats without
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5y ago
Super cool and insane ambition, but I don't get the part about the Dyson sphere. I don't see that as a guaranteed requirement to accomplish the goals set out, and it's going to be insanely controversial. That part seems like
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5y ago
I also find Twitter nearly impossible to follow. The threaded model is difficult to build a mental model around, you must click/tap endlessly to read a whole thread, I see error messages daily that are incorrect ("this tweet has b
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5y ago
It's not entirely clear to me that this was legal in the first place - surely there are light pollution laws in Dallas? And also 'disturbing the peace' laws, etc. I wonder if there are any chance of legal consequences for stu
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5y ago
I was wondering why this was here, figuring most on HN know already about this. However I did chuckle reading to the end; in case others missed it: > At the 94th Academy Awards, Chris Rock congratulated Denzel Washington on his performan
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5y ago
What a take. So from your perspective, the developing world that has largely skipped wired connections for their connectivity is all doing 'toy' stuff, not real work? There are literally billions of people with Wifi/Cell but
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Google Buys DoubleClick for $3.1B (2007)
(nytimes.com)
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You say that this prompt is "very obvious" but I strongly disagree. > Open With > (Samsung Internet) (Chrome) (Firefox) (Firefox Focus) > Just Once | Always I'm an android developer and have been for more than 10 yea
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5y ago
Both can be true. Temps don't need to be below freezing for lots of snow to fall.
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5y ago
Sorry for the source quality. I don't know if the article is true. But if true, > The hacking team has said that Russian officials have "no more control over their spy satellites." is a very interesting development.
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Anonymous claims it has shut down Russia’s space agency
(the-sun.com)
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5y ago
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5y ago
I figured that one was for radiation, not covid.
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