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Almost the same. No workaround needed. https://www.digitaltrends.com/phones/vibecoded-apps-are-floo...
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If they agree to house me in an ADU, proceeds from my home and savings, so they can buy a bigger home. Also my baby grand piano when they have the room. My parents bought it for me, and it's quite the heirloom. I use a Clavinova that n
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Reply at the bottom of what you can see without a Twitler login: Jake (F,JakeK,A,,CMv • Ju, 18 ••• Claiming that data centers lower electricity bills under the essential assumption that there is excess capacity, when that capacity is n
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404. You've got about 25 minutes to fix it. :-O
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Fired police offices just get a job in the next town. It's all a charade.
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Wars are not declared wars since WWII. They are instruments of international or domestic political projection. Lately, a distraction from damning evidence of the largest illicit sex, blackmail and money-laundering operation in recorded hist
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https://archive.is/20260719133921/https://www.bloomberg.com/...
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Farhan Zaidi proved to SF Giants fans, that short of one "miracle" 107 win year (2021), analytics and now AI (?) are no substitute for raw talent, smart team play and focus (i.e. waiting for your pitch and not swinging wildly) Oh,
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There it is, click on "new". I don't because it's too small on the phone for my fat fingers. I use a bookmark instead.
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I wonder if and how many backdoors were planted in government computers.
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Use Hacker News. Unlike most sites, it's moderated.
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When you open up to other people's experiences in life, you will see different ways of thinking. One might consider eastern philosophy, which views things quite differently from western linear and hierarchical thought. Differences are
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https://news.ycombinator.com/newest Sorry, newest. Too late to edit. The secret is to triple check before posting (note to self)
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Speak for yourself!! I am (redacted large number) years old and I play classical piano (well, I try), take superb photographs everywhere I can, and (OMG) scan Hacker News for exciting real developments that can actually help people. I give
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Wilhoit's Law “Conservatism consists of exactly one proposition, to wit: There must be in-groups whom the law protects but does not bind, alongside out-groups whom the law binds but does not protect.” Bodies are buried in New Mexico. D
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Because this kook, with ties to Musk and Thiel, is very likely the next president,within months, and his lies become political "reality" In the post-truth age. Let's ask Emmanuel Goldstein. [0] The Theory and Practice of Olig
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I'm an infovore and go to /latest I visually scan extremely quickly, because my browser has an autopager that works on HN/latest, and I go one day back. I copy the day's worth, open up SeaMonkey, get a new composer page
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Not exactly unleash. More like dog tags? > Starting today, he’s advising Innovation Labs, an organization trying to create the open architecture for AI agents to identify themselves. > Innovation Labs is a subsidiary of Identity Digit
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Related question: What do Apple stores do with outdated items?
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There is plenty on earth if wealth is not concentrated in the hands of very few. It takes a lot of energy to suck the entropy out of the system. While I and others like Kevin Kelley and Ted Nelson of "Computer Lib/Dream Machines&q
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The full title is "Why We Demand Perfect Machines Yet Tolerate Human Carnage" The "Why" makes a difference. To me, the key is here. Empathy is a cognitive tool we use to forgive human error. But a machine’s error is
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Apple held phone prices while jacking up computer and ipad costs, obviously to protect market share of the flagship. The entry level imac went from $1150 on sale at several stores that week, (was 1300), to $1500. Apply that percentage incre
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> Maybe we need an urban planning revival > Those failures are visible everywhere: Have you ever wondered why so many residential streets wind around in aimless, circuitous patterns, disconnected from the town around them? Or why you
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A similar building, the San Francisco Centre, formerly Westfield Mall, flopped and was sold to developers recently. But SF is not Tokyo. https://sfstandard.com/2026/03/04/san-francisco-centre-mall-...
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> Apple's decision to sit out the data center spending spree and instead pay Google for access to its frontier AI models is being increasingly seen by traders as an asset rather than a liability. Apple pays Google. Google pays Apple
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Zuck apologized, in effect, FOR BEING CAUGHT.
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I wonder about backdoors, if any, created when they had root access. The evil that men do lives after them" ... Marc Antony
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xcancel cancelled me. Don't smartphone RAW images bypass internal processing? Mine doesn't create them. They do on digital cameras (though I am pleased with Nikon's jpegs, and save but rarely process the RAW images.) I used a
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My father was an artist, and was completely clueless about what I was doing, but was very supportive. He was not an outgoing person, but later got into local politics, and that experience taught me a lot about people (and ethics). No matter
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So Google is the gatekeeper of the internet. So much worse, because Google has turned into an advertising site rather than an information site, and now, an AI chatbot. How those two get along must be an interesting technical problem, like r

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