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by mariushn 7y ago
This makes sense. Thanks :)
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by mariushn 7y ago
Unfortunately, some still look at immediate costs instead of considering long-term health benefits (and cost savings) due to lower pollution: Doubts have been raised about the cost-benefit ratio of the pilot project. Micheal Kraft, vice pr
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Germany is opening its first electric highway for trucks(edition.cnn.com)
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by mariushn 7y ago
Does this mean Tesla made the right bet by excluding LiDAR?
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New way to 'see' objects without Lidar accelerates self-driving cars future(sciencedaily.com)
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Booxia – clip highlights from web and Kindle with spaced repetition(booxia.com)
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Ask HN: Founder? Seeking co-founder? (May 2019)
11 points by mariushn 7y ago|6 comments
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by mariushn 8y ago
How many of the commenters here still use WhatsApp? Did you try switching you & friends to Signal?
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by mariushn 8y ago
My thinking was that Mozilla could have a significant market share (30%+) through a better browser, therefore having a say in standards. It would also implement and adapt the Mozilla Chromium branch in its best interest. Vs now having Googl
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Sustainable Energy The two key reasons the world can’t reverse climate emissions(technologyreview.com)
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by mariushn 8y ago
> 3) Firefox extensions already work on Android. True. Chrome doesn't support extensions on mobile though, hence the proposal that Mozilla could implement that.
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by mariushn 8y ago
This makes sense to me. There are over 10,000 open bugs on Core and over 10,000 open bugs on Firefox, not to mention Dev tools and mobile versions. If switching to Chromium, Mozilla could focus on * standards * Mozilla accounts integration
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Mozilla should give up on Firefox and go with Chromium too(zdnet.com)
9 points by mariushn 8y ago|26 comments
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Show HN: Pelias, a decent open-source alternative to Google Places API(pelias.io)
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by mariushn 8y ago
The most important advantage of Firefox for me is being able to run extensions on mobile
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by mariushn 8y ago
Selecting such a photo for an article aiming to promote nuclear power defeats the purpose. I actually thought that was a coal plant, until reading the fine print. Maybe the content was written by some folks, and media selection was made by
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Hundreds of Birds Dead During 5G Experiment in Netherlands (2018)(healthnutnews.com)
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by mariushn 8y ago
Curious why everyone is at the same time so excited about Waymo (me too!), but ignoring others which also deliver working tech. Nobody cared about same news, but with Volvo in title: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1854
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Waymo's self-driving trucks get hired to cart limestone around a Norwegian mine(newatlas.com)
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by mariushn 8y ago
Wonderful example of how autonomous driving can start being used sooner rather than later in real-life limited scenarios! Well done, Volvo!
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Volvo's self-driving trucks get hired to cart limestone around a Norwegian mine(newatlas.com)
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MIT announces new college of computing with $1B commitment(techcrunch.com)
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Too Much Free Software (2003)(web.archive.org)
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by mariushn 8y ago
You're missing the point. Replace Tesla with Waymo then, and dive into the movie.
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Show HN: IvyNames, the domain name marketplace with common sense(ivynames.com)
1 points by mariushn 8y ago|0 comments
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by mariushn 8y ago
I have a different take. Healthcare, education, construction costs are all regulated by governments. Unlike companies, governments are systems of people who thrive from complexity. More complexity = more work, more power, more benefits (dir
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by mariushn 8y ago
Looks great, thanks!
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Ask HN: Decent and cheap hosted email services?
9 points by mariushn 8y ago|8 comments
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by mariushn 8y ago
Looks like opensrs requires to pay a one-time $95 fee. Can one use just hosted email on their domains at $0.5/mo?
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by mariushn 8y ago
Ok, makes sense. I learned about https://opensrs.com/services/hosted-email/ from another thread.

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