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China's prefab home factories shift from Covid boxes to luxury exports(reuters.com)
3 points by elinear 14d ago|1 comments
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SpaceX Starship Flight 13 scrubbed(x.com)
10 points by elinear 3mo ago|2 comments
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by elinear 3mo ago
Hold triggered after deluge started and ignition (4 engines appeared to not light). Launched scrubbed for the day
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by elinear 3mo ago
Is K3 marked as a proprietary model because its weights have not been released yet? Were there indications from Moonshot that K3 would or would not be open weights?
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by elinear 3mo ago
I noticed my cursor was continuously sliding upward first in Neal.fun's latest canvas multiplayer game and I experienced it here as well. Anyone else see this behavior? And maybe a skill issue but I was unable to jump out of the slime.
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by elinear 5mo ago
12 hours 93 subagents 2.6B tokens processed <$1k API costs Fixed video and keyboard drivers in a live demo to play DOOM.
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by elinear 6mo ago
If you ship an old laptop with an old HDD, decent chance it will die in shipping.
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by elinear 7mo ago
Hank Green's visualization[0] a few weeks ago cite several statistically significant risk increases to CRC incidence (omitting ultra endurance athletes): - Sugary drinks (≥2/day as teen) - 2x - Sedentary lifestyle (>2hr TV&#x2F
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by elinear 7mo ago
Just found another way to make my designer panic. We're launching Arabic soon too!
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by elinear 8mo ago
Benchmarks pasted here, with top scores highlighted. Overall Qwen Max is pretty competitive with the others here. Capability Benchmark GPT-5.2-Thinking Claude-Opus-4.5 Gemini 3 Pro DeepSeek V3.
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by elinear 8mo ago
At current prices, if you do not already have 32GB RAM, it will cost over $300 for DDR5, and over $200 for DDR4...
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by elinear 9mo ago
Both versions are grammatically correct. "Lagged behind" is common for everyday speech, while using "lagged" as a direct verb is a standard, formal way to describe data gaps in business or news. So yes, the headline uses
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by elinear 9mo ago
A particularly egregious offender is Kalshi ads. They regularly play for a minute, sometimes up to two minutes before they can be closed. I would not be surprised if the incentives are in place for ad networks to push for longer ads and for
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Zoom AI Achieves SotA 48% on Humanity's Last Exam(zoom.com)
8 points by elinear 10mo ago|0 comments
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Claude the albino alligator in Cal Academy passed away at age 30(calacademy.org)
9 points by elinear 10mo ago|1 comments
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US House approves bill to end longest government shutdown in history(npr.org)
18 points by elinear 11mo ago|32 comments
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Israel, Hamas agree on first phase of ceasefire, hostage release(reuters.com)
53 points by elinear 1y ago|35 comments
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by elinear 1y ago
https://archive.is/r4lZ0
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Saudi Arabia Built a $16B Clock Tower [video](youtube.com)
4 points by elinear 2y ago|0 comments
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by elinear 3y ago
MKBHD in his review mentioned a very odd instance of overheating, seemingly random and unrelated to any stressful workload. Anecdotal evidence points to iOS bugs. https://youtu.be/cBpGq-vDr2Y?si=B0Tv1iRcd6Iran6B&t=669
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by elinear 6y ago
Modern day California, and by extension Silicon Valley, would not look the way it is today without the California Gold Rush [1], as horrible as its externalities were. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/California_Gold_R
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How Bitcoin is helping middle-class users survive the pandemic(techcrunch.com)
4 points by elinear 6y ago|1 comments
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by elinear 6y ago
I have seen this article [1] being thrown around among my conservative friends, and while I do not have the statistics background to understand the detailed analysis, it seems to suggest some strange behavior around the reporting of mail-in
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Give Your Amazon Box New Life (2016)(amazon.com)
2 points by elinear 9y ago|0 comments
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Google releases mobile data managing app, Datally(datally.google.com)
2 points by elinear 9y ago|0 comments
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Alphabet's Project Wing Is Testing in Australia(blog.x.company)
3 points by elinear 9y ago|0 comments
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Opportunity for everyone(blog.google)
2 points by elinear 9y ago|0 comments
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by elinear 10y ago
My thought is that such a body would act like existing organizations that, for example, certify medical professionals, engineers, accountants, or even colleges. For online news it may look like a journalism credential, requiring sites to fo
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Ask HN: Is there any accreditation body or credential for online news sites?
9 points by elinear 10y ago|13 comments
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Blowing the Whistle on the UC Berkeley Mathematics Department(alexandercoward.com)
778 points by elinear 11y ago|260 comments

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