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by jrh3 2y ago
Cheesy logo with a horse - Their website :)
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by jrh3 2y ago
I could see myself getting 4-5 of these one day so I could spread them around my desk to work and then stack them up in priority order when I was done.
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by jrh3 2y ago
It does. But the reason I clicked the link is I thought it was about something written with the ML programming language. I had a compiler class in college that was taught in ML, and it is a language that has influenced others. I have not us
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by jrh3 2y ago
The one guy here who thought it was something cool built with the ML programming language.
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by jrh3 2y ago
I'm not convinced I need to keep paying for plus. The threshold of requests for free 4o is pretty high.
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by jrh3 2y ago
Great man. Great life. Not a "flashy" life but sounded full of "American individualism" as I have always thought of it.
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by jrh3 3y ago
For real. The trolls that are so unnerved at Elon need to get out from under their bridge and enjoy some sunshine.
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by jrh3 3y ago
Disappointed that scrolling to the bottom did not lead to the content at the top of the page.
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Apple in the Crosshairs: DOJ's Epic Showdown Echoes Microsoft's Antitrust Saga(wsj.com)
7 points by jrh3 3y ago|3 comments
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by jrh3 3y ago
Good read for some history if you did not live through it. File it under The History of 21st Century Business.
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by jrh3 3y ago
Can't stay in business swapping dollars. Usually, the ones declaring their idealism are going to find a problem with you regardless. Doing the right thing is what you do, but that's not the sort of attitude that works.
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by jrh3 3y ago
I put the picture of the hamburger and fries in GPT-4 chat and asked for the total carbs in it. With some caveats about double-checking, it gave: >Typically, a standard cheeseburger with a bun, beef patty, cheese, lettuce, and tomato can
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by jrh3 3y ago
I wish Dexcom could sync directly with a watch. I've been waiting on that for years but I guess it would drain the watch battery.
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by jrh3 3y ago
Several NFL players play/have played with Type 1.
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by jrh3 3y ago
I enjoyed that phase too when I read it :), but is it just a nicer way of saying "spiraling?"
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by jrh3 3y ago
My same thought, Max Dose in an hour setting should prevent severe hypoglycemia as a fail safe, but I did not see anything mentioned in the article about that on Insulet website. My son has this model but we use controller that comes with i
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by jrh3 3y ago
Once the "Elon is bad emotions" subside and the reality that strong-arm politics does not work in the free world hits this will not have all the shiny new excitement. Did not realize HN commenters were this strong on the bandwagon
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by jrh3 3y ago
This is a great read. It takes an open mind to appreciate it. I have not read stuff like this since the 90's. I am sure there is plenty of it out there; I just have not had it pop up in a feed. The writer is being open-minded and brave
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by jrh3 3y ago
An article about free speech was "flagged" and hidden seems weird.
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by jrh3 3y ago
Freedom requires tolerance. We've lost a lot of that and what I think the author is going for.
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by jrh3 3y ago
They are the same God though, for Christians and Muslims. The God of Abraham.
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by jrh3 3y ago
And the stories he tells about the origin of knots and people he learned them from are great.
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by jrh3 3y ago
Feelings are not facts.
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by jrh3 3y ago
Each generation thinks they are so much smarter than the previous.
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by jrh3 3y ago
Great site. The goto place for learning or studying a knot. Place where I first heard about the Ashley Book of Knots (ABOK). The book is a historical gem, as well as the official reference for knots. Great stories about knots. Trucker'
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by jrh3 3y ago
Seems much easier than when I had to do this manually onto Google Earth.
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by jrh3 3y ago
This is just "Buyer's Remorse" Value and price are wonderful, but something is worth what people are willing to pay for it.
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by jrh3 3y ago
lol... Python for Dummies (TM)
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by jrh3 3y ago
The Telecom Act of 1996 started the current mess. I argue it was partly responsible for the dotcom bust. It killed the incentive to create broadband, and the internet without broadband is not that useful. It's a regulatory mess.
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by jrh3 3y ago
"I’m as mad as hell, and I’m not going to take this any more!" - Network https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZwMVMbmQBug

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