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by dr_kretyn 2y ago
I'm in a similar boat but from different reason. Stared working on HomeHero ( https://homehero.pro ). It's mainly focused on taking care of home and it's inventory so... maybe it will be useful?
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by dr_kretyn 2y ago
This looks interesting. Why the braintrust, though? Seems like a paid option.
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by dr_kretyn 2y ago
Can't really take it seriously seeing "production ready" next to a vague project that has been started three weeks ago.
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by dr_kretyn 2y ago
Ubuntu lost me with their forceful Ubuntu One marketing (ads) within the system. However, this sounds quite interesting. Might reconsider spending some time disabling everything.
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by dr_kretyn 2y ago
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by dr_kretyn 2y ago
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by dr_kretyn 2y ago
Given that this is a British news agency I understand the comparison. But what with Poland? From the graph it looks like Poland is leading in battery production in Europe. Poland??
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by dr_kretyn 2y ago
Same. May i recommend Ecosia? Not only it doesn't want to be smarter than needed, I actually feel good clicking on ads as the revenue goes to ecological causes.
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by dr_kretyn 3y ago
Turns out I can't. Must have conflated some information. Sorry. I'd delete/edit that message but don't know how... Can't see such option next to it. Would it be because I wrote it 2 hours ago and forgot about it?
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by dr_kretyn 3y ago
Just as Waymo opened up an office in Vancouver? Great timing.
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by dr_kretyn 3y ago
Well, it's been hand wavily described on 50 students with similar socio-economical backgrounds how much more replication would you like? There are also some references to statistics terms so it must have statistical power.
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by dr_kretyn 3y ago
Lack of sockets is likely the main one. Then, lack of the long long cable to the nearest socket.
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by dr_kretyn 3y ago
It adds a lot. Cows produce a lot of methane which is more destructive than CO2 (though lasts shorter). Also, in transportation, the main contributor is the last mile so "local" produce doesn't necessarily have less contribut
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by dr_kretyn 3y ago
Where does the bridge start and end? It's an embankment onto the bridge from a stroad. You're both right.
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by dr_kretyn 3y ago
I'm clearly just a casual passer-by. Any chance you could elaborate the connection between opening an audio SDK and giving up on hardware? To me that feels like a big leap.
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by dr_kretyn 3y ago
Apologies, I had no idea that you used this as an "expression". I have only heard this from people who believed it. Also, I don't think this is a good "expression"; at the very least it's misguided, but mainly
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by dr_kretyn 3y ago
> Tool usage is what separates us from animals It does not. Please ask any LLM for examples of animals that use tools. (My examples: chimpanzees, gorillas, elephants, dolphins, otters...)
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by dr_kretyn 3y ago
This should be "Show HN".
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by dr_kretyn 3y ago
It's surprising that the quick conclusion is "proto-humans". Couldn't any other animal do this? Half a million years is a lot of time. Couldn't proto-elephants be a bit more resourceful back then?
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by dr_kretyn 3y ago
Entering Hacker news and this item flashed. Was curious so I searched for "tensorboard.dev" and got 3 results: announcement (3y ago), show case (2y ago) and shutdown (now). Modern Google in three acts.
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by dr_kretyn 3y ago
Heard about a while back and super excited that it's implemented. One of the examples I remember is less polluting cement and steel. We know how to do it but it's marginally more expensive than "traditional" so companies
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by dr_kretyn 3y ago
Definitely not only his bubble. Most people with apple I know will do that.
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by dr_kretyn 3y ago
That seems to be generally a US thing. Many of my colleagues from Texas, Washington and Virginia tell distance in minutes/hours that they (would have) spent driving. It's always funny to ask how far away someone lives and they ans
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by dr_kretyn 3y ago
> Libre open source It's like a "quantum plasma" of razors but for "hackers" of hacker news
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by dr_kretyn 3y ago
A fly over country? Like, Greenland? And you have Walmart? I'm really curious what country are you from.
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by dr_kretyn 3y ago
I used to be in the Away Team at Amazon. Terrible experience. Within 0.5y I changed 3 lines of code. Most of the time was spent in unproductive meetings with individual teams "gossiping" - he said it works that way but she thinks
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by dr_kretyn 3y ago
Based on what i watched by Yannick on YouTube and haven't actually read... Questions weren't part of the paper but authors made a goof and included all of them in GitHub. Shortly after they deleted these questions but as part of a
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by dr_kretyn 3y ago
I actually have Mozilla VPN but still got the ad. Granted, the VPN wasn't active at the time, but now I feel less about paying for it.
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by dr_kretyn 4y ago
Didn't know what Orthomolecular Medicine means. Sorry, but that adds a cup of scepticism to the text and requires more reference tracking that I can afford. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orthomolecular_medicine
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by dr_kretyn 4y ago
So, what happened with that "anti-flashlight"?

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