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> If there’s someone out there who just sits on the beach all day and survives by eating coconuts they don’t have to be defined by photography or coding or whatever hobby is being used to seek external validation. This is written from a
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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brazil_(1985_film) Looks interesting!
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i'll take the opposite side. i was very impressed with their website. the very first line: > The world’s fastest and most scalable cloud databases the second line: > PlanetScale brings you the fastest databases available in the c
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Wow. I think this is the answer! Thanks!
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My obsidian is slow to start on my phone (~30s, latest iPhone) and even on my computer it’s ~10s. I probably have 1000 notes, no back links, and I’m using the Vim extension and the default theme. It uses iCloud backup. I can’t figure out wh
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I often wonder when I see articles like this if HN counts as social media. And then, the continuous re-discovery or the ails of social media on social media is a trip, in itself.
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I think you're right. It's strange getting into a taxi and seeing NY1 – there really is minimal consideration of the rest of the country.
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Me? I was just providing an alternate perspective that life beyond the boroughs is not just strip malls. I've spent a bunch of time in Manhattan. Cumulatively, many months of my life. It's a fun experience, but I'm not intere
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From a website I read last night: > Mountain Life > I love the fact you can drive down the road and wave at friends you know.....and hell you probably will be drinking a beer with them later that day. I love the fact everyone is prett
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I’d imagine - depending on your location - you might need to quickly text out a Sasquatch emoji from a perch on a climb. After all, Sasquatch live near many rock climbing destinations. https://www.bfro.net/GDB/state_lis
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Kick what off?
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- url updated!
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> Judging from the comments I've seen, nobody believes this because RFK has completely shot his credibility, and I don't blame them either. All you’re stating is that you’ve found an echo chamber - which is true of Hacker News
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Here's a recording of game play I made: https://imgur.com/Gy9mH57 Sorry if imgur sucks. I don't know a better option.
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I know many people who would disagree with this.
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> I personally don't understand how you could consider an SUV better for handling or fun This is an imagination problem. There are certain categories of automotive use cases which SUVs are designed to be superior. In those, being in
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mrnewsman joined 2 min before submission and hit the front page on blogspam content from a never before submitted domain! Hacker News in 2025…
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I want a vehicle the size of a tank. Or at least, a vehicle the size of a Hummer H1. But, would be willing to try out a Marauder, because they look like they’re a blast. I had tiny sports cars growing from 16-30 years old. They were fun in
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i have 4x 4TB drives that are in my dead QNAP NAS. i've wanted to get a NAS running again, but while the QNAP form factor is great, the QNAP OS was overkill – difficult to manage (too many knobs and whistles) – and ultimately not relia
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Are you European? https://archive.ph/qrLFg You see, tariffs are a tool. They’re protectionist. And when other countries distort markets, importers often respond this way.
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> April does not write emails for you unless you specifically ask for it. > But do you think a 'safe mode' - where April does only non destructive operation like read/summarize/draft/move emails to a folder wo
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To use code, you need an interface. One for programming. Specifically to build an application. Why does the type of I/O boundary matter?
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Different, but you may find interest in changing function signatures, too: https://github.com/dfee/forge
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Sept 13 launch date. Let me know if you need TestFlight testers
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Exactly. Now, time to go crank some calisthenics in my garage - for free.
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My intuition was that there were even fewer primes and there was a greater rate of decrease as the numbers got bigger – but it looks like there are so many! Even at [1, 10,000, 10,000] it seems pretty dense near the bottom, though perhaps l
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An infection of Asian (Chinese?) culture on American work. I feel terrible for them, but recognize it’s upped the ante over here (if they can, we should, as the article lays out), so sympathy manifesting to empathy and struggle. https:
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And a couple of homes. In the Bay Area, that’s another $10MM
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From the video > The Al needs to figure out not just what to draw, but precisely when to draw it ;)
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still haven't clicked in, but was confused. still am, unless i re-interpret "do" as "due".
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