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by legohead 4y ago
> Some prescribe me something and say "see if that helps," That's pretty much all they're doing with her, too. They don't seem to be close at all at actually solving her problem. I'd summarize her story as
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by legohead 4y ago
I see that as a good feature. Some of these review videos are just a guy going over the product's own marketing spiel and you don't notice until halfway through the video. If the summary spits out a bunch of useless info, you can
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by legohead 4y ago
I just checked Snapchat's "I forgot my password" and there were two options -> Phone Number or Email Address. So there you go.
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by legohead 4y ago
I feel for this guy and hope he gets his account back. The idea of unique handles is extremely annoying and an old problem.
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by legohead 4y ago
I'm going to xerox a copy and blow my nose with a kleenex while I hack your website on rollerblades. In other words, it's already way too late. New, more specific words are already being formed, such as AGI.
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by legohead 4y ago
At least call around to a few local stores and see if they are missing records. Can't be too many vinyl stores around...
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by legohead 4y ago
Dunno if the narrator is just hamming it up for the audience but what he says completely contradicts the article: > The four-story wall of water was finally confirmed in February 2022 as the most extreme rogue wave ever recorded. Video s
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by legohead 4y ago
I never even noticed T2 trying to hide the fact the T1000 was the bad guy. I suppose it was thanks to the lovely spoiling trailer [1] of the day. Plus I remember it being all over the news about the amazing graphics and how they did the f
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by legohead 4y ago
One of these - Tablut - is featured in the video game Mount & Blade 2: Bannerlord. You can play against NPCs.
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by legohead 4y ago
I am still clicking on Gmail on accident because I think it's Maps. The icons are horrible.
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by legohead 4y ago
It's very difficult. I was lucky to have access to the internet in the late 80s and have watched it grow, mature, evolve. I know how quickly things can change, and I don't want my kids to miss out or be left behind. But at the
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by legohead 4y ago
You get the majority of the power when the sun is directly overhead. You can make up the lost difference by the space saving and just adding more panels.
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by legohead 4y ago
Where's the random guy making a silly, reddit-like joke and being downvoted into oblivion with a snide reply about how this is HN not reddit?
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by legohead 4y ago
> Its thickness is about 10 degrees. Does that mean their slice is only 1/36th of the whole picture?
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by legohead 4y ago
That was my first question: > Question: How many people are alive? > Answer: 1 I thought it was a pretty profound answer.
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by legohead 4y ago
I don't know much about any of this, but clicking around in twitter I came across this interesting thread from only 20 hours ago, about FTX and Binance being "at war" with each other [1]. [1] https://twitter.com&#x
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by legohead 4y ago
He could have been bluffing with that statement. If he already gets it, what does he need twitter for?
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by legohead 4y ago
This guy is known for saying ridiculous and highly sarcastic things. They also left out key parts of this specific statement: > My answer will be delicate, sophisticated, and forgive me - ambiguous. We have interfered, are interferin
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by legohead 4y ago
By the title, I was imagining the whole webpage becoming 3d-like and shifting and swaying as your cursor moved around.
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Circumstantial evidence. And he has literally done it before [1]. [1] https://www.sec.gov/news/press-release/2018-226
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by legohead 4y ago
I considered this purchase a miscalculation on his part. After he bought 9% of twitter, he wanted to do some market manipulation like with Tesla. Only he got burned last time, so he attempted to do it legit with his "offer". He
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by legohead 4y ago
It stopped the exploding housing prices dead in its tracks, and houses are actually losing value.
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Thanks for looking, that actually makes sense. Wish the article would add those details.
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by legohead 4y ago
> but the team ended the experiment at the 5.5-second mark why end it and not see how long it would last? and did they just do this once and call it a success? I'm no expert in this field by any means, but I just don't get th
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by legohead 4y ago
As for the online limiting, it's as simple as CYA. There are multiple stable diffusion installs you can do on your own [1] and run whatever wild queries you want. [1] https://github.com/invoke-ai/InvokeAI
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by legohead 4y ago
I've asked before but didn't get an answer. If we can achieve stable fusion, what are the plans for getting the power out? The guy in the article said you just do the same thing as coal or any other plant - generate steam. But w
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by legohead 4y ago
I have and enjoy the Quest2. I'm not seeing much that would make me want a Quest Pro for an extra $1100. The pro looks more comfortable, the color passthrough is cool, and I respect the new lens and resolution upgrade, but again, $11
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by legohead 4y ago
Not exactly on top but in the SimulaVR video linked in the article there is a HN easter egg [1]. [1] https://youtu.be/x293SiEdv4M?t=55
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I was cloud gaming for 2 years and recently switched to PC. I've been gaming for about 30 years or more. I can confidently say you wont notice anything up to around 60ms latency. I could still twitch aim and play and compete in onli
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I used Shadow [1] for a couple years. They basically give you a windows VM and you install whatever you want. All the other big players limited the games you could install, which was a deal breaker for me. I think there's 1 or 2 oth

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