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by frakkingcylons 3y ago
> He does seem to be far outside the box now. Very poor taste to say this now.
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by frakkingcylons 3y ago
https://archive.is/XJURL
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by frakkingcylons 3y ago
GearVR was a precursor to the Oculus Go, which was quite successful. It showed that lots of people wanted a device to watch media and user retention was pretty good: From Carmack's Oculus Connect 2018 talk: > With Oculus Go, about 8
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by frakkingcylons 3y ago
Got my very first work experience from one back in 2014, interned with them twice!
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by frakkingcylons 3y ago
Yep, keep your arms tight and stop your arm and bring it back after a punch. Lots of posts on reddit of shoulder injuries from playing these boxing games without being careful: https://www.google.com/search?q=reddit+quest+bo
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by frakkingcylons 4y ago
The market is large enough, there's plenty of coffee fanatics.
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by frakkingcylons 4y ago
Yep. Take the 7 train to queens and have your pick of great international food for like 30-50% of the price of Manhattan food.
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by frakkingcylons 4y ago
If you're so sure, you should capitalize on your insight and make some money in options.
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by frakkingcylons 4y ago
Paging @xal /s
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by frakkingcylons 4y ago
I don't think there's legal consensus that posting the locations where an aircraft travels constitutes doxing in the usual sense of the word.
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by frakkingcylons 4y ago
Personally I don’t eat cat food. Most of the meat I prepare smells completely different.
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by frakkingcylons 4y ago
You are grossly underestimating the effort it takes to change things at a company this size. Ignoring the scope of the technical work to be done, you cannot just send diffs to another team and expect them to just accept them.
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by frakkingcylons 4y ago
HN user, their profile says that the comments are from GPT3
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by frakkingcylons 4y ago
Was this comment made by GPT-3 too? See this user’s profile for why I’m asking.
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by frakkingcylons 4y ago
Specifically they tested these sweeteners: acesulfame potassium, saccharin, or stevia
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by frakkingcylons 4y ago
Yes! That’s such a nice feeling. One of my GitHub projects was used in a demo at Google Cloud next a while ago. the presenter was considerate enough to attribute the project to me by name during the demo and even sent me an issue just letti
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by frakkingcylons 4y ago
The FTC and other regulatory bodies could still move to block this, it’s not final in any way.
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by frakkingcylons 4y ago
I'm not against republicanism. Your example, 'Great time to abolish the monarchy. Monarchies are fucking stupid', is not an interesting or well though-out comment. If that's all the effort this commenter felt like giving
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by frakkingcylons 4y ago
You should check out Death Stranding! It has a unique asynchronous multiplayer model that rewards collaboration. Players can place items and structures as they walk from place to place and you can see stuff placed by other players as you br
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by frakkingcylons 4y ago
I think it's the last thing they would do themselves. Setting up and operating their own TSMC-level fabs would cost Apple: * tens of billions of dollars * at least 5 years of time * most of all: immense effort and focus that could be u
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by frakkingcylons 4y ago
Nobody is saying that general purpose humanoid robots wouldn’t be immensely useful. But you talk about them like it’s coming in a couple years when the reality is that it’s still very far away. Tesla has a terrible track record with keeping
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by frakkingcylons 4y ago
Rare to see such a frank response from a founder about something like this. I love it.
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by frakkingcylons 4y ago
The WSJ opinion section is really poor in contrast to their regular news coverage.
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by frakkingcylons 4y ago
That’s true, I was more surprised that the article didn’t have even a passing mention of “hey don’t do this”.
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by frakkingcylons 4y ago
So I thought it was unsafe to take for hangovers due to the risk of stomach bleeding… or is it just a matter of waiting long enough after you’ve stopped drinking?
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by frakkingcylons 4y ago
2FA is not new for Terminal customers. Login requires biometric 2FA in the form of a fingerprint detector on the Bloomberg keyboard or a B-Unit (a hardware 2FA device with a fingerprint detector) [0]. This new iOS app is an alternative to t
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by frakkingcylons 4y ago
While Chinese people may have a low obesity rate, they aren’t significantly healthier in other respects. High cholesterol, blood pressure, and type 2 diabetes (white rice) are a big problem.
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by frakkingcylons 4y ago
I think this is pretty common for people who exercise intensely. If you don’t increase your eating, you’re going to 1) feel hungry all the time and 2) negatively impact your performance. I trained for a marathon two years ago after only doi
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by frakkingcylons 4y ago
I guess everyone else read Costco in the title and stopped. But my parents are from the same generation (also from Fuzhou, no less) and this was heartbreaking to read. Mine never explicitly mentioned going hungry, it was just implied. I als
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by frakkingcylons 4y ago
> Please don't post insinuations about astroturfing, shilling, bots, brigading, foreign agents and the like. It degrades discussion and is usually mistaken. If you're worried about abuse, email hn@ycombinator.com and we'll

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