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by mh- 1y ago
This is indeed what I do when it's going to be very hot (105+) out. I run the AC down to 64 overnight, and it's usually comfortable until well into the afternoon before it starts running at 73-74.
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by mh- 1y ago
I didn't want to overstate it given I wasn't bringing any data to the conversation, but your account matches my recollection as well.
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by mh- 1y ago
That is very different to my experience using it on the ship we were on. I was able to stream TV shows in full quality with no issues, took phone calls from work a few times over WiFi too. I have never used Starlink otherwise and, frankly,
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by mh- 1y ago
> California hasn’t issued an emergency plea for the public to conserve energy, known as a Flex Alert, since 2022. Feels like that statement deserves to be contextualized with weather data. There were a few summers leading up to that w
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by mh- 1y ago
What does a Starlink installation cost (upfront and ongoing) to service 3000-5000 daily users at expected speeds? Don't forget to price in the costs of installing and maintaining a WiFi network that works consistently in a metal ship
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by mh- 1y ago
And people are wrong. It's a misunderstanding (or purposeful distortion) of fiduciary duty that gets increasingly perpetuated in comments.
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by mh- 1y ago
Anthropic supports in-app purchases for Claude subscriptions, at least in the US.
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by mh- 1y ago
Exactly how it works in the US, yes.
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by mh- 1y ago
I speak neither, and both also sound similar to me depending on the accents of the speakers.
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by mh- 1y ago
> [..] projects not serving more then (sic) thousands of users are quite likely to be declined. from PSL's GitHub repo's wiki [0]. [0]: https://github.com/publicsuffix/list/wiki/Guidelines#valid
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by mh- 1y ago
Curious that you didn't include HN in that list.
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by mh- 1y ago
> According to research obtained by the Wall Street Journal from PeakMetrics, 44.5% of X posts about Cracker Barrel on Aug. 20 (when the new logo began to go viral), were posted by “bots or likely bots,” rising to 49% at the peak of the
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by mh- 1y ago
If you're talking about the ones I think you are, those are preemption signal devices [0] for emergency vehicles. [0]: https://ops.fhwa.dot.gov/publications/fhwahop08024/chapter9....
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by mh- 1y ago
Interesting, thanks!
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by mh- 1y ago
Traffic cameras, yes. Traffic cameras that are used to influence traffic signaling? I've never (knowingly) seen one in the US. What US cities have these?
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by mh- 1y ago
Hmm, I bet you could find appropriately-licensed datasets on Kaggle or HuggingFace that you could repurpose for that.
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by mh- 1y ago
I believe a PBC designation is somewhat meaningless; OpenAI was a PBC until a few months ago.
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by mh- 1y ago
I was with you until you listed Xbox - their consoles are dying in the market. They've adopted a strategy of calling everything "gaming" Xbox , and seem to be going all-in on Gamepass subscription revenue along with making t
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by mh- 1y ago
The yellow one is exactly what I pictured. This is pretty surreal for me, because it's the first time one of these Mandela Effect things applied to me personally. Memory is a tricky thing.
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by mh- 1y ago
This explanation was very understandable, thank you for taking the time to write it.
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by mh- 1y ago
Maybe, but I wouldn't suggest doing it even if you figure it out. It has some really annoying side effects on subscription management for Claude, and additionally they mark up the plan cost by 20%. Which I didn't care about on the
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by mh- 1y ago
My Claude subscription is through iOS IAPs.
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by mh- 1y ago
I'm assuming he misspoke* and cited the "Global Superchargers" number from the official page [0] ("70,000+"). (I had no sense of how many there were and googled after reading your comment.) * Or was misquoted by the
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by mh- 1y ago
I agree with this, but given how much of the value of EVs is tied to the accessibility of a charger network, it seems like this really needs to be reported on the title somehow. Even if Tesla is the only one doing this right now, I'm s
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by mh- 1y ago
Oh, that's great that they force rest. I wasn't overused, but hurt my arm pitching when I was playing and it sucked. I definitely saw some kids getting way too much time on the mound (for their arms' sake) when we had tourney
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by mh- 1y ago
Does little league limit pitch counts per pitcher nowadays? I played as a kid, but mine aren't into it and I haven't been to a game in 20+ years.
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by mh- 1y ago
Cool! If you're taking feature requests, I'd love to see an endless mode. No idea how hard it would be to build while keeping puzzle quality high, haven't thought about it much. Pips is easily my new favorite NYT game apart f
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by mh- 1y ago
Ooh, haven't seen that one, but I'm usually being really careful typing in Wordle after accidentally blowing my >100d hard mode streak via a typo..
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by mh- 1y ago
They are all webviews (except the crossword) now, so they're limited to what they can figure out in JS/CSS. That said, it could definitely be better even within those constraints. Spelling Bee UX got noticeably worse when they swi
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by mh- 1y ago
I've about thought this too. I'd be happy with a "highlight dominoes" picker. Ticking zero would highlight the dominoes with zero, then you could also tick four, and you'd be left with only pieces that satisfy bot

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