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by gus_massa 2mo ago
As the article explains, if you bring back Pluto you must include Eris too, and perhaps Makemake and Haumea if you ignore is not as round as expected, and who know how many other undiscovered small object near them. (And Ceres? I like Ceres
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by gus_massa 2mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Student_teacher
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by gus_massa 2mo ago
Do you have a video with sound? (Am I missing it because I'm not registered in X? Do you have a post with more technical details?
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by gus_massa 2mo ago
The link to github is dead. Are you the author? People here is friendlier when the author is in the comment section replying questions. I don't like to be that guy, but I really dislike how the code is shown. White on black is fine. Bl
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by gus_massa 2mo ago
Do you have an English landing page? Do you accept voluntaries that don't speak Spanish?
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by gus_massa 2mo ago
[A bad translation???]
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by gus_massa 2mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49497282
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by gus_massa 2mo ago
There is an official monthly post for jobs. Remember to repost in the correct thread by https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=whoishiring on September 1rd (Tuesday). You can take a look at the current last post, but they are
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by gus_massa 2mo ago
Eating animal is easy, mostly proteins and fat that are also in plants. The main difference I can think of now is that animals have glycogen instead of starch. Glycogen is more branchy than starch, but IIRC it's not so difficult to dig
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by gus_massa 2mo ago
Beagle Channel is very narrow and has islands both on the north and the south. This path goes thought the Drake Passage that is south of the islands that are south of the Beagle Channel. The Drake Passage is very wide.
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by gus_massa 2mo ago
Why do you want to learn to program?
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by gus_massa 2mo ago
Write bad English in Goggle Docs a accept most of the orthography and grammar correction. Avoid the magical button that uses fake pixel dust to "polish" the text because the text smells like AI after that.
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by gus_massa 2mo ago
Short answer: No Long answer: Starch and cellulose are just chains of glucose connected in a slightly different way. But they have very different properties, you can split starch and get energy from it, but you can't split cellulose (u
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by gus_massa 2mo ago
Reposted a few minutes later https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49476567
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by gus_massa 2mo ago
Just go to https://news.ycombinator.com/newest amd upvote good stuff.
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by gus_massa 2mo ago
> There are cover pages, multiple examples on the site, [...] I saw a few in the images in the webpage, but I assumed they were hallucinations by the AI because the free books don't have one. I think you should add one to the free
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by gus_massa 2mo ago
Relevant xkcd https://xkcd.com/1107/
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by gus_massa 2mo ago
Does it give a direct link for the cited jurisprudence? Using Gemini (the free version in http://www.google.com ) to get some numbers and data, sometimes it gives a link but the link does not support the data or is wrong.
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by gus_massa 2mo ago
Write the text in Google Docs (or similar) and accept most of the orthography and grammar corrections. Don't use the magic button that use fake pixie dust to transform your text into the professional-AI-zombie style. (As a sibling comm
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by gus_massa 2mo ago
Last year was terrible, but I don't remember that AI played so bad this year. It's very entertaining, but I assume when he allow ilegal moves the other AI get's confused.
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by gus_massa 2mo ago
You can leave the textfield empty. It's not necesary to repeat the title.
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by gus_massa 2mo ago
1) I guess the robots extract the metal too? 2) The system has determined that you need 10% calories if you sit on a bench all day instead of playing football. 3) The system has determined you don't need to watch TV/YouTube/N
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by gus_massa 2mo ago
> Board cleared in 12 moves, 4 moves to spare. :)
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by gus_massa 2mo ago
URL?
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by gus_massa 2mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49440051
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by gus_massa 2mo ago
1) I think they solved the long multiplication problem with this. I don't expect a pure LLM to know the continuation of: > The result of 90789087098 1982641928798 is ...* but a tool can solve it. I'm not sure if pure thinkin
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by gus_massa 2mo ago
Welcome! Take a look at https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html and in this case at https://news.ycombinator.com/showhn.html too. Anyway, I took a look at your project. Some ideas: * I expected a c
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by gus_massa 2mo ago
I almost solved it a few times, perhaps I needed 1 or 2 extra moves. Two feature requests: It would be nice to be able to see a replay, sometimes I got a good 2 or 3 fists moves and I'd like to repeat them. (I don't like undo!) Ad
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by gus_massa 2mo ago
So, you the sqare I press get frozen, but also anyone that adds to 10 = 0.
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by gus_massa 2mo ago
It's super hard to tell apart 0 and frozen squares. Perhaps frozen squares should show no number.

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