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541.
by dusted 4y ago
> you make real mistakes on a smaller scale and learn from them rather than being sheltered, so you don’t grow into an incompetent idiot as an adult. This. It might sound rough, but in a lot of "accident scenarios" kids don&#x
542.
by dusted 4y ago
The one I've enjoyed watching more than once: Death with Shelly Kagan, Yale https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p2J7wSuFRl8&list=PLEA18FAF1A...
543.
by dusted 4y ago
Yes. There's no incentive to make good software from a business perspective. Sure, most developers worth their salt would love to do it, but it's not what they're paid to do.
544.
Tell HN: I'm sorry I thought you were an AI!
1 points by dusted 4y ago|0 comments
545.
by dusted 4y ago
Where carbon literate is defined as "shamed or forced agreeing with my opinions". Sure, I care if eating a steak has a bigger carbon footprint, I'll try to reduce my driving from London to Brighton.. I might even try to think
546.
by dusted 4y ago
I think the mind-map might provide an interesting interface / visualization of AI assisted thinking.. I don't think AI is quite there yet, but it could be.. For instance, it might be interesting to do free association type thinki
547.
by dusted 4y ago
There's also the movie, mosfilm put it on youtube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6-4KydP92ss <- part 1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xXa6XpaxBS0 <- Part 2
548.
by dusted 4y ago
Yea, that seems reasonable, when I _need_ to charge my phone, I plug it in.. When it's just on my table, I lay it on the wireless charger.. I'm also using the 85% charge limit to try and reduce wear, don't know if it works to
549.
by dusted 4y ago
I guess articles like these are why everything seems bland, flat and unfinished. I disagree on the aesthetics. Borders make it look nice and good. When in doubt, add another border. I think it's an interesting perspective, I've he
550.
by dusted 4y ago
The album referenced by the article can be heard here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nKU7iz9RYV0&list=PLoD646hYS2...
551.
by dusted 4y ago
While I immensely enjoy driving "the human way", I think a total-ai roadsystem would be much more efficient and do away with the clogging.. A lot of clogging comes from humans being terrible at merging and driving in general.
552.
by dusted 4y ago
I have to agree, when I was 7 or 8 I started out with a "pen" and it sucked, I got a WE-WHS40 for my 10 year birthday, now I'm 37, and.. I'm still using that one.. The transformer inside broke lose after I dropped it.. b
553.
by dusted 4y ago
I built this small node app that serves up a directory, I'm running that on my storage machine and it allows me to listen to my music from anywhere. There's also an Android client, bot so far, it's been in "review"
554.
by dusted 4y ago
Those are also fantastic. Also, if you're into electronic music, RMB sampled Baraka a lot in one of his earlier albums.
555.
by dusted 4y ago
Yeah, I came here to write that.. If he was a movie, maybe was that. I found out about the movie because I loved the music by Rob Hubbard, to the C64 game Delta, which is basically the theme from Koyaanisqatsi, but sped up.
556.
by dusted 4y ago
Those are actually kind of nice.
557.
by dusted 4y ago
> and if so, by how much— Wait what ? So, you first have to squint, real hard, to find out how much past the printed number the indicator hand is, and THEN you have to do what kind of non-math magic to find out "by how much" ?
558.
by dusted 4y ago
I'm driving an older car that has an analogue speed dial and a digital display only for cruise control setting.. If I'm not already on cruise control, I'll press "set" just to quickly see how fast I'm going.
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by dusted 4y ago
> you must do actual calculations. I disagree, you build intuition around numbers just as you do anything else, and there's so few of them when dealing with time, you feel it, your mechanical intuition has been built the same way. L
560.
by dusted 4y ago
Oh but there is: "What time is it?" (Looks at digital clock) -> 13:32:02 -> "It's thirtheen thirthy two" "What time is it?" (Squints a dial clock) -> ( \| ) -> "It's.. something like
561.
by dusted 4y ago
For me, it was keyboards.. I was a rather future-oriented child, when everyone was learning how to read a dial clock, I refused, because I'd seen LCD watches and I _KNEW_ the round ones would be totally obsolete soon since there was an
562.
by dusted 4y ago
Great, now stop shipping snaps.
563.
by dusted 4y ago
Remember to flip that around when you reach MVP.
564.
by dusted 4y ago
This, indeed, I'm also wondering why we'd learn about it only through that site, wouldn't the people signing be posting about it too ?
565.
by dusted 4y ago
Well, at least it's (slightly) more than a dumb terminal, as it's actually running the TCP stack and json parsing on the machine. I'm slightly over-saturated with old PC's being reduced to dumb terminals :) I wonder what
566.
by dusted 4y ago
Is there a paid version of the product that's add free?
567.
by dusted 4y ago
Home improvement stuff. I overthink stuff, get into analysis paralysis, and then go back to basics before implementing something that's rather overkill for the application.
568.
Why everything you buy is worse now [video](youtube.com)
3 points by dusted 4y ago|1 comments
569.
by dusted 4y ago
Because nothing says "thank you" like an AI-generated canned-reply <3
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Tell HN: The scary thing about GPT-4 is that people might use it
4 points by dusted 4y ago|2 comments

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