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by eps 3mo ago
A close friend of mine worked for a company with a similar control structure. It's not a paranoia, leave alone an extreme one.
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by eps 3mo ago
The not-so-theoretical spooky thing is that the car requires an account to operate, and all its activity ends up being linked to a very concrete person, in most of the cases, and that's being vaccumed by China. It's a perfectly va
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by eps 3mo ago
It means that Polestar's ultimate owner is a state-aligned Chinese conglomerate. The devs, in the UK or not, will do what it tells them to do.
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by eps 4mo ago
If you are on reddit, https://old.reddit.com/r/whatisthiscar/ is excellent for this sort of content :)
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by eps 4mo ago
This dearly needs a "Don't know" or a "Skip" option. Also, as others have said, mixing easy and difficult words would make the process less boring.
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by eps 4mo ago
This government is corrupt to the core, with individuals in it wanting a piece of the pie for themselves. Anthropic wouldn't share, hence the reprecussions. It is an extreme edge case and the argument for a sane government oversight
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by eps 4mo ago
Who is this person?
38.
by eps 4mo ago
Conventionally, jokes not terminated with smileys aren't accepted on HN.
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by eps 4mo ago
Fwiw, I've been using Firefox for 20+ years, I hate ads with passion and yet I never heard of your add-on until just now. I don't remember what I've used before uBlock Origin, but since its appearance it's basically solv
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by eps 4mo ago
A friend of mine interviewed for MS around the same time, albeit for a senior-ish position, and his question required knowing Fibonacci trees. It wasn't an abstract CS flex on interviewer's part either, because apparently the fib
41.
by eps 4mo ago
Apparently, Infinite Jest is a book. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Infinite_Jest
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by eps 4mo ago
It looks like Hundai's homage to Ferrari.
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by eps 4mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48271629
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by eps 4mo ago
Kinda telling that the video doesn't show the front up to the very last moment. I'm pretty sure they realize perfectly well how ugly it is.
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by eps 5mo ago
Small nit, this - https://ryanjk5.github.io/assets/2026-05-14-GOLDE/torus.gif - is not what's conventionally referred to as a torus in CGoL. In torus left and right edges are also connected.
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by eps 5mo ago
There's no source code? Why is it on GH then.
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by eps 5mo ago
Well, great. How does it compare to others? Is it C with bells and whistles? Is it C++ with blubber removed? How is it different from D? From Go? ... Trying to fish out from a multi-page reference what makes your language unique and what gr
48.
by eps 5mo ago
Bug report - on iPad it's impossible to exit full screen mode, need to reload the page.
49.
by eps 5mo ago
There is a sub for that! https://old.reddit.com/r/NominativeDeterminism/
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by eps 5mo ago
I can reciprocate - When I was a pre-teen I found a book of Indian fairytales in a library. It was a translation, it was thick, the stories were few pages each, easy to read and beautifully illustrated. The content however was terrifying .
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by eps 5mo ago
In the late 90s I moved from one country to another. As a part of a job hunt I applied to the local IBM office, because I had some OS/2 mileage. Then promptly got three offers from other places, accepted one and completely forgot about
52.
by eps 5mo ago
Valid questions even if all of them are rhetorical.
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by eps 5mo ago
They will also own CNN.
54.
by eps 6mo ago
I find TW to be excruciatingly boring.
55.
by eps 6mo ago
Zermatt is a ski resort for wealthy foreign tousrists, accessible only by train. But, yeah, it has no cars.
56.
by eps 6mo ago
... and last dot in the ellipsis.
57.
by eps 6mo ago
Slavery. It was meant to fix slavery. Rasism was fixed by not using black- and whitelists on firewalls. Separate endeavour.
58.
by eps 6mo ago
> Inspired by Midnight Commander Norton Commander. Know and respect your elders.
59.
by eps 6mo ago
> Why should journalism engage in the implied pro-active censorship here? Because in this particular case it endangers subject's life.
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by eps 6mo ago
When learning the Kalman filter, it clicks in place much faster when there are two or more inputs with different noise profiles. That's why it exists and that's what was its original use-case. Yet virtually all tutorials stick to

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