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9mo ago
That will just motivate him to run and he can win the Presidency. More good smart people should run.
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The time delay is a dark pattern, the questions are too easy, and the login for leaderboard would makes sense if users could do longer question sequences with escalating difficulty. I would do this as a tree of possible consequences instead
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9mo ago
For long term stuff like a blog, nothing seems to beat static sites generated before deployment, instead of automated tools like Hugo. I tried Hugo years ago and some tiny config or update would suddenly expose all site variables to visitor
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9mo ago
I wouldn’t buy this with Android - especially not out their software expiration policies. It’s designed to be obsolete. Put another OS on it and it would be great. Presentation: The web site shows the same screen - show some variety of what
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10mo ago
May everyone here discover more and better ways to spread the joy of giving and doing good. * /_\ / o \ / * \ / o o \ / . * . \ &#
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10mo ago
If you are only useful, you will be used until you not useful anymore. Make relationships that care about you even after you’ve become worn out. Make things that pay off even after you’re done making.
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10mo ago
This is very interesting - engineering is tackling problems others have had to tackle before. With anything from drone economy to personal aircraft coming to life in the near future, to new gear being designed, somebody on HN is working on
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10mo ago
This one is at least healthy-ish for the mind. I’d much rather hacker news than any other news. Social Media is an emotional rage-bait cesspool these days. If it’s not for Hacker News those of us who abstain from the rest would be living in
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10mo ago
Yes, and… The thin is nowadays engineered to be addictive, so weaning off of it may be hard. Going cold turkey during a vacation or completely ditching devices for a while may help. Yes, but… The call to hipsterdom (doing something precise
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10mo ago
“Renowned for his pioneering research on plasma dynamics - the component of blood that carries platelets and cells throughout the body - Loureiro also focused on harnessing clean fusion energy to combat climate change. He was appointed dire
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10mo ago
The customer era is over when advertisers are paying more than customers. The advertiser era is over when any corporation wants to buy AI trained on each customer like a harness on each horse.
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10mo ago
That was the thought when I designed https://dianazink.com
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The height measure when you click on a building is not very accurate. Clicked on two next to each other (one single floor and one with two floors) and the single story house was marked taller by the site.
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10mo ago
1. Will it fit on a female with a size 3 finger? 2. Can we pick our own transcription service or export audio to transcribe elsewhere if you transcription is not reliable or privacy is needed? 3. Is it waterproof? Can I wash my hands withou
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10mo ago
As someone who is a female size 3, will "8 US ring sizes: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13" fit at all?
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Drone on Drone Battles in Ukraine
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10mo ago
That page caters to corporations who want to restrict employee phones - worst possible marketing for consumers.
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10mo ago
Show the operating system. That is the core of what people will be using - they need to know what it looks like. How easy it is. The phone looks like all other phones.
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In 2009 a Turner Broadcasting executive stood in front of employees and said they are not worried about Online streaming because it only covered 15 minutes of watching time among consumers. TBS, TNT, Cartoon Network, HBO, Time Inc were all
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11mo ago
Trying to read this to the end feels impossible - the Guardian keeps flicking the page to show ads and the page refreshes for no reason and I’m sure their ads impressions numbers are going through the roof. Feels like ad fraud.
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11mo ago
It’s back.
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The only question is whether what is valuable to Humans remains what is valuable. If major chunks of global money is in the hands of a few entities who can generate more money by doing things that humans don’t care for (example oligarchs pr
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The easiest way to miss the joker is to trust in confidence. Dunning Krueger is alive and well and the worst professionals and founders run in and pose with bravado. Real passion goes into the details and with persistance. Real passionate p
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So what’s the catch? Are they selling the prompting data?
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I grew up with real cow milk from neighborhood cows and I can taste the difference. To this day I won’t buy milk that tastes reconstituted.
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Wasn’t the son of the current president invested in one of the drone companies selling to the Pentagon? Speedy purchases with no consideration for cost are great are very handy for that kind of investment.
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11mo ago
Government having a large AI farm goes towards one thing: using the AI to “guide” citizens with a firm and totally not-political arm.
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With AI code complexity is a cost bigger than money. Because it takes infinite amount of time from humans (maintainers, engineers) and requires increasing amount of memory and hardware to handle (unnecessarily) you have to account for it an
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Exploring the scenarios and corner cases is how rules should be written, just like any code. In this case producing anything commercial and anything with AI period should always be disclosed. Since at this stage we can often tell when somet
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Human learning is transformative. It takes time. Time, not money, is the criteria for value to human life. Humans can re-draw in styles they see and the law sees it as transformative work. Humans draw conclusions from learning and apply it
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