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4y ago
Very cool! I wonder if this could be merged with the work done to build music from inverted FFT’s to do Aphex Twin type visualization, or alternatively visualizations through oscilloscope music like Jarobeam Fenderson.
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4y ago
Scott’s Cheap Flights just rebranded to Going. Would there be a good way for him to forecast the SEO impact of that change (which seems on the surface to be probably large)?
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4y ago
>Are unsolicited dick picks common even for the pay sites? I've assumed that it's mostly an anonymity issue that goes away when you tie it to identity (via payment or otherwise) I don’t know from personal experience but from pe
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4y ago
I’m no m&a expert but I’ve been involved with due diligence for a few acquisitions nearly identical to this. It’s a somewhat adversarial process wrapped in pleasantries and some extension of good faith. It’s nearly impossible to vet e
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4y ago
The problem is that the guys that send dick pics to complete strangers and women that are just surfing for free meals are still out there. They pollute the entire experience by having a large number of low-effort interactions, and in the d
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4y ago
This probably breaks HN etiquette but... wow
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4y ago
>Verily (at least) is an independent entity. On paper. I interviewed for a position there a few years ago and it was very clear that they were still quite dependent on Google operationally. It actually left me wondering when one of the
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4y ago
49yo level 12 reporting in :P wish they had an IP address version
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4y ago
My brother has spent the last 25 years adding bandwidth to the local metro area. It most certainly occupies more physical space, sometimes at tremendous expense.
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4y ago
Props with high blade count substantially reduce noise for drones as well https://youtu.be/1nk74KEIc2c?t=138s
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4y ago
Whoa, that’s a name I haven’t heard or thought about in some time. Such a great piece of software.
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4y ago
It also just becomes difficult to motivate the gas towards the intake of the pump. IIRC turbomolecular pumps, which are used for deep vacuum applications, have a large intake area and work by basically spinning a huge array of blades at ver
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4y ago
Some incredible explanatory animations.
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4y ago
This question always comes up for me when people talk about the simulation theory. What exactly is being simulated? All of my perceptions but my brain is real, or am I also being simulated?
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4y ago
User idiotsecant posted this excerpt from ChatGPT a couple of weeks ago. It kind of blows my mind (the last paragraph). It feels a bit beyond just basic probabilities of words. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33833178
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4y ago
That account was created in 2009? https://mobile.twitter.com/scottmorrisonmp
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4y ago
I fully expect to see one of the rovers to be at the Smithsonian before I die, and I’m almost 50 sooo chop chop!
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4y ago
The cough that wouldn’t go away was a bellwether to my wife’s ovarian cancer. She was incredibly stubborn when it came to medical issues and had been experiencing some pain in her side that I had been stressing for her to get seen for. She
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4y ago
I just checked my Amazon order history and I bought my Nest thermostat 10 years ago this past October. I’ve got some beef with the original design, for example there’s no good reason why they don’t support a local thermocouple versus Wi-Fi
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4y ago
Tesla mentioned in this thread almost twice as many times as Waymo. Elon love/hate is a powerful force.
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4y ago
Except the stats *do* matter. It’s how we measure things that operate in the real world. The blind baby stroller benchmark might be academically interesting, but if distracted drivers are smashing kids on public roads for another decade w
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4y ago
First, thank you for the reference. Second, who implements this part? " Does this new law apply to my job postings? All employers that have four or more employees or one or more domestic workers are covered by the NYCHRL, including th
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4y ago
That's because there's no penalty for paying someone outside of the range...so it's mostly posturing bullshit.
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4y ago
It's acceptable to me. Is there an obligation in the law to list salary range at every recruiting reference? If not, is HN now obligated to monitor every official posting for salary range? If you have a problem with the company, report
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4y ago
I’m from northwestern PA and most of my family on my dads side (9 kids, Irish Catholic) is like that. A divorce separated my brother and I from the pack and we live a few hundred miles away. My moms side (7 kids, German Methodist) is scatt
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4y ago
>referred to as Blazars For me, legitimately one of the best names for anything ever. First time I heard the word it gave me goosebumps lol.
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4y ago
Raw cabbage is amazing. It’s bright and crispy/crunchy and sweet and just a little spicy.
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4y ago
I’ve got a Seek Thermal attachment from my iPhone I got on cyber Monday a few years ago. Once you have one you find all sorts of uses for them.
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4y ago
I can't really because the actual fruit of my labor is the enrichment of my understanding of butter. It's 100% worth it, I spent maybe $60 on ~10 lbs of butter and it was all used up within a month or two. One other thing I'
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4y ago
I just want to dip a spoon in at every step and sample it. About two years ago I bought just about every butter at the local grocery and started sampling them. (COVID hobby i guess) and it completely changed my relationship with butter. I
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