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by hn72774 2y ago
Eventually you hope that your yet-to-be-built pink elephant detector matches the result of your pink elephant simulator. Science doesn't happen in a vacuum. (Unless you need vacuum conditions .)
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by hn72774 2y ago
I respected the guy on his merits until he fabricated the Saudi investor nonsense to take Tesla private at $420 a share. When that happened, I sold my last few Tesla shares that came from the SolarCity acquisition. It's been a word vo
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by hn72774 2y ago
For folks that host their own music collection, what apps work well to listen? And how do you store it? My family can buy a lot of CD's over a year for $20/month.
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by hn72774 2y ago
No, there would be a risk of dt's, seizures, and death. Quitting alcohol requires medical supervision for those who are deep into alcohol use disorder.
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by hn72774 2y ago
Club soda with lime. No one knows there's not vodka in it but you.
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by hn72774 2y ago
Having interests outside of work is important for me. When I get too focused on any one thing, work or whatever, I start to lose the forest from the trees. It also helps me keep my identity separate from my job. There is no company loyal
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by hn72774 2y ago
There's a "blue babe" mammoth specimen at the UAF museum. It was preserved in permafrost. Same chemistry. https://www.uaf.edu/museum/press/spotlight/blue-babe/
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by hn72774 2y ago
> I've been looking into it myself though, mostly for forensic concerns (capturing state/evidence in a way that's harder to forge than screenshots). For what kinds of surveillance? Why is the forgery-proofing important fo
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by hn72774 3y ago
Tl;dr from the article is that a chip or array of chips can soon replace a refrigerator-sized CO2 laser. They went from 1W to 50W in about 10 years, and have a path to kW scale which could replace those large industrial CO2 lasers with som
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by hn72774 3y ago
I had a bad experience with redis salespersons sending me unsolicited calendar invites. They were promptly deleted and marked as spam. You are pushing away potential customers with this behavior.
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by hn72774 3y ago
No
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by hn72774 3y ago
Duplicate of: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40047698
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All 'Reporting from Ukraine' channels are being deleted by YouTube(old.reddit.com)
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by hn72774 3y ago
Can anyone from Google help?
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by hn72774 3y ago
Shrinking things on silicon wafers.. The article explains that it has potential for welding and other commercial applications but it's not quite there yet. It did cut through 100um steel. It's a good read.
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by hn72774 3y ago
Things like this make me think Moore's law still has a lot of runaway beyond transistor density and raw computing power.
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by hn72774 3y ago
Since the speed of light is a constant, mass increases towards infinity as it approaches the speed of light, and time slows for the matter relative to matter with lesser velocity, does that mean that matter accelerating towards a black hole
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by hn72774 3y ago
If a neutron star, black hole, and regular star can all exist in the 3 solar mass range, do they have a different curve in spacetime? I always imagined the example of a ball on cellophane for a gravity well caused by massive objects. If the
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by hn72774 3y ago
That was me. I had to do my own research to educate myself. I've done a couple longer trips where the battery goes to 20%. It took a few nights of charging to get it back to 100%. Which was totally fine because our daily use is less
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by hn72774 3y ago
He's supporting a dictator that launched a full scale war in Europe. Hard no for me.
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by hn72774 3y ago
Could it be that Musk's inflammatory language and behaviors are a turn off for potential buyers? They are a turn off for me. I like the vehicles but I'd never get one.
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by hn72774 3y ago
I'm a recent first time buyer of a (used) EV and use the L1 120v charger that came with the vehicle. The daily commute use is low enough that it charges to full overnight. Before I purchased I thought I'd need to pay for a L2 cha
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by hn72774 3y ago
Wouldn't that just be our view of another universe? And some universe out there sees our universe as a black hole? It's hard to imagine a fixed limit on how far deep this pattern can go. The multiverse theory suggests that all p
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by hn72774 3y ago
If anyone is trying to quit, the StopDrinking subreddit is a godsend.
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by hn72774 3y ago
> People said the exact same thing about interracial & homosexual couples in the 60's Not sure if this is a false equivalence or strawman fallacy. Maybe both?
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by hn72774 3y ago
> The US in general is very densely built up Sprawl might be the word you are looking for. US is only #186 in population density by country. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_and_depend...
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by hn72774 3y ago
> We do have a set of required reading material that I've gone through, along with product demos, and even 2 VC books that have been recommended on the subject. What were some of the reading material and books? What area of fintech
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by hn72774 3y ago
I'm in a holding pattern myself. Some personal observations: 1. Leads and cold messages from recruiters are for roles that tend to pay a significant amount less than my current role. Easily 20%-50% less. This tells me that companies
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by hn72774 3y ago
Github publicly streams the global change log including all public repos. I have a public repo and noticed there were multiple clones daily after every commit I made. That's when I discovered the API: https://docs.github.c
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by hn72774 3y ago
Mine is a shimmering rainbow zigzag shape that starts as a point and expands into a halo with the center open to my normal vision until it goes out of my field of vision. Then the headache starts. A dark room and sleep helps me get throug

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