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Tesla FSD v12 can make U-Turns
(twitter.com)
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The Plastic Chemicals Hiding in Your Food
(consumerreports.org)
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3y ago
Deflation will be stronger than expected and will actually be a problem (fed will be too late in reducing interest rates)
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Ask HN: What are your predictions for the world in 2024?
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This kind of thinking reminds me of Loose Change 9/11 conspiracy about how 9/11 was an inside job. Do you agree that there is parallels in the conspiracy theories?
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3y ago
Why do you think there is a good chance?
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3y ago
I like the way you broke thid down.
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3y ago
Also wondering this
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I think the dust is way more in the air than we think. But now that Satya has already publicly said Sam is joining Microsoft I would be surprised if "unity" in OpenAI is possible at this juncture. But wow, if Satya is able to pull
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3y ago
Chaos is a ladder
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3y ago
That account actually sounds like it is generating text via chatgpt. zero spelling mistakes and keeps things super vague
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3y ago
Can you imagine if this came out back in the Nintendo 64 days? Kind of incredible that it was technically possible...
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Ever since I bought my first house I have always hated the concept of realtors. Maybe before the internet it made sense because it wasn't easy finding houses. But what value does a realtor actually bring in the age of Zillow, Redfin, e
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Context: https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2023/10/california-suspe...
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3y ago
I think when it is written "They passed me" it meant that he passed the exam.
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I typically write comments for "why" rather than "how". Or if I have to make what appears to be a weird hack or decision I put that too. Another thing I really like to do is put github issues as comments if I am having t
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Webpages That Suck (1996-1998)
(webpagesthatsuck.com)
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Ask HN: What do you think GPT5 will be able to do?
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3y ago
Check out the movie AntiTrust from 2001 https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0218817/ This showed the crazy perks before Google became the powerhouse.
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This is an awful, overly-simplistic, unproductive, and arguably inaccurate mindset to have in life.
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Prediction market: ~30% chance for Ambient Temperature Superconducting
(manifold.markets)
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3y ago
Whoa that is awesome! Thanks for the nice words. What is your username on pathology? You should drop by the discord and say hello!
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Cool to see a bunch of my old games here (one from 2003!) https://flashmuseum.org/browse/developer/danny-miller/ Shameless plug, my original Flash puzzle game Psychopath was recreated as a modern react site (
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Superconductor paper coauthor Young-Wan Kwon is presenting discovery in Seoul
(twitter.com)
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Congrats on open sourcing this, but I am curious if anyone here has ever had an actual scale issue that required changing from some "slower" queuing system (like RabbitMQ, Kestrel, Kafka, etc) where you actually needed to change q
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Can someone explain like I'm five why this is "huge if true"?
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3y ago
Very cool but it shows me workouts requiring a pull up bar when I said I don't have it (only selected body weight and dumbbell then chose biceps and back)
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Instagram Threads passes 10M users in seven hours
(threads.net)
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Ask HN: What new programming language(s) are you most excited about?
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For someone kind of out of the loop, can someone explain what they think reddit should do instead of charging for their API access? After all Reddit is a business right? What alternatives do users want reddit to do instead?
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