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by input_sh 2y ago
Can you imagine thousands of flying cars flying low over urban areas? Skill level needed for "driving" would increase by a lot, noise levels would be abysmal, security implications would be severe (be they intentional or mechanica
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by input_sh 2y ago
https://www.fire.ca.gov/incidents.html Not particularly snappy, but feature-packed. You can see evacuation zones, look at live cameras, see which parts have already burned to the ground, see which parts are in danger.
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by input_sh 2y ago
Team sports always matter more because every player on the roster gets a medal. Exact rules vary between sports, but winning a volleyball tournament = winning 12 gold medals, not just one. That's what makes it a top tier sport. There a
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by input_sh 2y ago
Not only tilted, but far less "round" than Neptune's orbit, which occasionally results in Pluto being actually closer to the Sun than Neptune (every 500 or so years). They also kinda "dance" with each other around
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by input_sh 2y ago
Leave them be. Observe them from the distance. Having nobody to argue against makes them fade into irrelevance. They're incapable of creating anything worth consuming in isolation. See: Parler, Gab, Truth Social, Gettr, Rumble, BitChut
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by input_sh 2y ago
LLMs in a nutshell. Also see: people using them to write artificial garbage and then readers using them to summarise the said garbage.
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by input_sh 2y ago
If the platform wasn't the problem, nobody would've moved. Closing down the API, charging for the checkmark, not displaying tweets to those not logged in, artificially boosting tweets by the owner itself etc etc.
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by input_sh 2y ago
There aren't any rules. Or to be a bit more precise, the rule says any "European state" can join, but there are no set-in-stone definitions of what that actually means. People here are mentioning Morocco as the example of a c
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by input_sh 2y ago
Technically, the whole country could just switch to Euros without even being in the EU. Granted, the only two countries to do so (Montenegro and Kosovo) never bothered with creating their own currency to begin with, they went straight to Eu
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by input_sh 2y ago
They can indeed close their borders, as evidenced by the fact that they're doing so right now across the whole border with Slovenia (and they're far from the only ones): https://home-affairs.ec.europa.eu/policies&#
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by input_sh 2y ago
FSFE shares your opinion across the pond: https://publiccode.eu/en/
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by input_sh 2y ago
Looking through his Strava, I don't think he did? He reached Calais on the 19th and started from Dover on the 20th, so I'm assuming a ferry.
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by input_sh 2y ago
It's not much smarter than just adding user agents to robots.txt manually.
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by input_sh 2y ago
I just checked the Croatian version and it has a total of 5 things listed for sale and 3 jobs. Needless to say, there's a far more popular local alternative that basically every person in Croatia knows about (njuskalo.hr).
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Battle of Los Angeles(en.wikipedia.org)
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by input_sh 2y ago
Akai LPK 25 is like $50 brand new, so is LPD 8 if you're more interested in pads (MPK Mini gives you both for $100 new). There's cheaper options out there, but that's the cheapest I know from a well-established brand. Even if
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by input_sh 2y ago
It's a "feature", some of the older threads get bumped up manually by the mods. Posts that they pick from: https://news.ycombinator.com/pool Detailed explanation: https://news.ycombinator.com/
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by input_sh 2y ago
I've read my fair share of Namecheap criticisms over the years and remain unconvinced. I point my nameservers somewhere else and then forget about Namecheap for a year.
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by input_sh 2y ago
One of my domains on Gandi was up for renewal. I've noticed they charged ~$140, while Namecheap charged ~$35. Easiest transfer decision I've ever made.
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by input_sh 2y ago
A couple of viral posts of empty shelves easily crossed langugage barriers? It's not like every country lives in complete isolation, we all share the same internet.
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by input_sh 2y ago
Kagi has under 35k paying members, about half of which are on HN. I wouldn't say it's either of the two, but more that the Venn diagram of people willing to pay for search and HN users looks like a Mastercard logo.
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by input_sh 2y ago
Two years ago we had ChatGPT and Midjourney. Now... we also have those? The accelerationism argument made a little bit of sense two years ago, but now, after two years of marginal improvements at best? Really?
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by input_sh 2y ago
Nowhere? Because that's a ridiculously low amount of RAM to offer even in your cheapest offerings? You can easily get 4 GB of RAM for $5 from the likes of Hetzner or Hostinger, so that's 16x more RAM for 2.5x the price. One relati
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by input_sh 2y ago
Allow me to introduce you to the Hague Invasion Act, signed into law 22 years ago: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Service-Members%27_Pr... > The Act gives the president power to use "all means necessary
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by input_sh 2y ago
I don't think a slight increase in latency can hurt them financially in any way. From my own measurements between Hetzner's datacenters, the latency increased from 25 ms to 40 ms. Mildly amusing to say this had a direct, measurabl
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by input_sh 2y ago
Nice, I hope others will follow. > X now plays a diminished role in promoting our work I'm sure every website owner noticed the same, most of the traffic received via ex-Twitter is pure junk. The amount of clicks can still be signif
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by input_sh 2y ago
Because it's largely impossible to do it legally, with wait times sometimes being measured in decades. The only difference between a legal and an illegal migrant is paperwork. If the paperwork route was a viable alternative, nobody wou
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by input_sh 2y ago
Probably the awesome-php one. A lot of them got started mid-2014, but awesome-php predates that.
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by input_sh 2y ago
> and yesterday was Halloween weekend so it opened up the possibility to come across a bunch of drunk clubbers just looking to get fucked up I think they're understating this part, I thought it was universally understood that the Ha
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by input_sh 2y ago
What they're asking from readers is far more limited in scope than not using the whole website: > The Tech Guild is asking readers to honor the digital picket line and not play popular NYT Games such as Wordle and Connections as wel

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