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fragmede
25d ago
I think you missed the joke that defrost made. Explicitly: The Waymo waits for someone rich to take a ride, then kidnaps them and demands a ransom. That ransom then pays for the cost of the car in less than a month.
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25d ago
Or just not boring. The guidelines state, among other things: > Please don't use Hacker News for political or ideological battle. It tramples curiosity https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html Reading yet an
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fragmede
25d ago
They were thinking of Van Eyck Phreaking
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26d ago
Business 101 is to make sales ! Users sometimes represent sales, but not always. That may be business 201 though.
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26d ago
Moar robots
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26d ago
Wine Is Not (an) Emulator
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26d ago
Because other people do, and those people previously would have CLAUDE.md files in their repos and not AGENTS.md files. When you have to work with them and their repos, you were forced to deal with the difference.
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26d ago
Not getting distracted by water-cooler talk about how AI is going to take your job and that the end times are around the corner, presumably.
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26d ago
> Lepton is intended to help game developers bring their VR Android games to the Steam Frame Slightly different from the headline
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26d ago
Courts have ruled that clean room reimplantation does, however. Decided by the courts in for American Megatrends and Phoenix Technologies for their IBM BIOS reimplementation that lead to the PC revolution in the 1990s.
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26d ago
Yes, U3 vs U6
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26d ago
Fortunately, we now have AI to come along and launder the responsibility for exploitation through.
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26d ago
It wasn't worth it, but it's 2026, not 1991, when Linus first released Linux. AI can shit out a new OS, given enough tokens, and a VM/compatibility layer would let you run Android apps until native ports became available. The
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26d ago
It wasn't worth it, but it's 2026, not 1991, when Linus first released Linux. AI can shit out a new OS, given enough tokens, and a VM/compatibility layer would let you run Android apps until native ports became available. The
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26d ago
Yes? We didn't stop testing on monkeys, we just got a lot more selective about who got told about that. It's not pretty, but in order for science to advance, with the technology we have today, it involves testing on animals, becau
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26d ago
How were you funded?
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26d ago
The Louvre Accord and the Plaza Accord before that, in the 80's, are of a different time and place.
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26d ago
slopologist
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26d ago
Cryptographers also got the same raw deal with cryptocurrency, and every one just said "crypto?"
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26d ago
Such ambition! Hey, there's a mountain in the way. Let's blow it up! The audacity to reshape the world in such a way that it suits ourselves has been lost. Why shouldn't we green the Sahara? Why can't we make a new conti
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26d ago
privacy.com lets you generate credit card numbers on the fly
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26d ago
Can two people use opposite sides while in tent mode? Because that makes for some fun in-person games.
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26d ago
Shit, remember Mosaic? Gopher?
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26d ago
Oh man, remember the BlackBerry 950?
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26d ago
Analogies only go so far. Driving an actual tank with a cannon to the grocery store 10 minutes away is ludicrous, but my smartphone has gigabytes of both ram and storage and a CPU that runs at gigahertz frequency, but weighs about the s
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26d ago
That was fun! I told it the Earth was flat and it gave me a way to check for myself. Share feature doesn't work.
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Debunk bot: debunk wild claims
(debunkbot.com)
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27d ago
On something as fundamental as "is the Earth flat?", sure, but on stickier subjects like "are immigrants bad" or "should abortion be legal", do you really think the owner of Grok is 100% aligned with your ideol
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27d ago
So you don't know my IP (DDoS target), and because of NAT.
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27d ago
Money, as a limited resource, means that money not spent on the conductor's wages can be spent elsewhere. In this hypothetical, fully automated trains can be run more frequently, so the money not spent on conductor wages means that the
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