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by m463 3mo ago
I wish USB power strips were common and well made. Like AC power strips, with a long cable and a body maybe 12" long with spaced out USB-C and a few USB-A ports. I'd also like a version that sits on top of a desk and is angled tow
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by m463 3mo ago
I have a sonicare. great. The travel case it came with is actually an inductive charging case with a USB-A hidden inside ready to be unfurled.
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by m463 3mo ago
I also took a leap in organization. But I don't think you're responding to git in particular, just a source control system. git (and other version control systems) take what you made, organize and preserve it, and you can get any
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Microsoft Promises to Fix Search with Major Windows 11 Overhau(windowscentral.com)
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by m463 3mo ago
off-topic, but that is a very clear readable comment you left with those line-drawing characters.
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Title might qualify for a change as "linkbait": Otherwise please use the original title, unless it is misleading or linkbait - https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html linkbait?
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by m463 3mo ago
tl;dr: anyone ever used Grok Build, please check your grok logs. cat ~/.grok/logs/unified.json | grep repo_state.upload you will be pissed.
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by m463 3mo ago
exactly. I think: - make a list of 3 top things to do the next day that help get what you want - get a good night's sleep - get up and exercise first thing - do the three things
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by m463 3mo ago
I've made ai generated art using family photos as the starting point, and it was wonderful. :)
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by m463 3mo ago
I wonder if they have bias because right at the top: > I’ve recently considered leaving Claude for Gemini Follow us on Google Discover G Add us as preferred source (and they are android authority)
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by m463 3mo ago
Obviously the solution is an ai-funded-house-wealth-tax. I'm in favor of a politician tax, and an attractive people tax (I'm not worried, I will use my tax receipt for virtue signalling)
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by m463 3mo ago
Some monitors kind of do this. They have usb-c connectors for laptop video and charing and can do kvm-ish stuff, having a usb hub for talking to a keyboard and mouse (switchable between inputs). look for dell monitors with kvm
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by m463 3mo ago
It might come down with more satellites and more breaking up service into different levels. Imagine a cheap emergency-text-message level of service (like apple has, or maybe the garmin inreach type service). Then a compete-with-cellular ch
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by m463 3mo ago
> and its even sensitive enough to ‘see’ studs in the wall. oooh my. My studfinder is always a little uncertain. I would love a second opinion.
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by m463 3mo ago
cloudflare routinely denies my human-piloted browser now, on many sites.
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by m463 3mo ago
reminds me of the handwriting recognition language Graffiti from palm/handspring days. It ended up altering my handwriting even after I stopped using it.
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by m463 3mo ago
I wonder if that was at the beginning. They've been quietly launching so many satellites over time.
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Assuming there are poles (or trenches) for electricity, cable is a modest addition.
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by m463 3mo ago
I think that's the idea of robust competition. if the incumbent(s) don't invest in infrastructure (which can actually be cheap) and start losing customers at 3mb to starlink, they can justify the expenditure.
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by m463 3mo ago
It is on the microcenter website, so maybe it is intentionally ... mild?
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by m463 3mo ago
I remember when speed cameras first became popular in europe. People would ride up on motorcycles, throw a tires over them and set them on fire. I don't think vigilantes should go setting things on fire, but I also think corporate sur
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by m463 3mo ago
uncertain, we've lost our feed.
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by m463 3mo ago
At least anubis works for me. (I run umatrix) Unfortunately whatever HN is using routinely blocks my login with "Sorry." some websites just always give me 403.
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by m463 3mo ago
I hope they can pull it off. That said, silicon valley is full of stories where people brazenly stole from company A to start company B and pretty much got away with it. EDIT: this is the one I remember: https://en.wikipedia.org&
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by m463 3mo ago
Now I'm wondering about saunas. there was a paper (can't find it) saying finnish males using a sauna 4-7 times a week for 19 minutes at 174 degrees had a 66% less chance of all cause mortality. Wonder if it just works out to be an
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by m463 3mo ago
> on js-rendered and some anti-bot pages it returns nothing yeah, and my (human piloted) browser gets blocked by so many websites now. I routinely get "Sorry." when trying to log into hn. sigh.
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by m463 3mo ago
I don't know, "heavy technical improvements" might not be necessary, but I remember when skyrim first came out and it was sort of an amazing, immersive world. I understand that maybe pixel graphics games can be really mindful
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by m463 3mo ago
> The effect of the interface becoming "invisible" is actually a function of time spent in the interface. emacs starts with "extensible", so wouldn't extending the tool be part of the interface? Purchased tools r
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by m463 3mo ago
interesting on amazon: fluke $25k flir $10k td2 $1k These are the kinds of things you look at and think - maybe I DO need night-vision, or a soldering iron with a cpu, or a thermal imager, or a steerable endoscope or now an acoustic image
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by m463 3mo ago
one difference is that fiber isn't mobile. Though all these satellites might give fixed-location folks higher bandwidth, they could also service many more concurrent mobile customers. Connectivity would probably be better too because

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