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by mh- 3y ago
It's definitely written by someone who doesn't understand how mortgages work in the US. That "someone" could certainly be an LLM. > However looking at the percentage of the total value put down as a down payment in t
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by mh- 3y ago
Yeah, that's one of those "data smells" that makes me disregard the entire thing since they don't offer a credible (or any) explanation that explains a 3-way tie. Reproducing here for reference: Florida
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by mh- 3y ago
Behind the firewall.
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by mh- 3y ago
I don't think SF not working is related to this outage, though.
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by mh- 3y ago
Probably not. > Keep in mind I'd asked for permission and got it in writing BEFORE I started. But yes, it was generous of MSFT to allow me that flexibility right from the first date of hire... source: https://twitter.c
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by mh- 3y ago
Wow, thanks for pointing that out - didn't realize I'd had these ATV 4Ks since 2017. They feel a bit sluggish.. probably just that everything else got faster. Time to upgrade.
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by mh- 3y ago
I was unfamiliar with this as well, but found these sources: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S187853521... (ctrl-f American) https://www.consumerreports.org/cro/magazine
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by mh- 3y ago
This sounds a lot like the justification for creating the DHS to encompass the historically-disjoint agencies. I don't disagree with you, but I worry that the result would end up providing food safety theatre, à la TSA.
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by mh- 3y ago
Until it doesn't.
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by mh- 3y ago
Many of their APIs appear to be intermittently returning 502s, leading to strange behavior in their web/mobile apps.
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by mh- 3y ago
Haven't used HexWalk, but ImHex definitely supports this. It's called out in their README under Data Searching, called Sequence Search . https://github.com/WerWolv/ImHex/blob/v1.32.2/README.md?
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by mh- 3y ago
IMO: Part of boring tech is that it's easy to learn and therefore, usually, easy to hire for. Clojure ticks neither of those boxes, unfortunately.
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by mh- 3y ago
As someone who owns the original iPad and the original BlackBerry (lol) tablet.. as you'd expect, neither are worth as much as they retailed for. I think that covers both possible product outcomes.
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by mh- 3y ago
>about 1 in 3000 cases of breast cancer discovered by xray wouldn't have got breast cancer in the first place without the screening I had no idea the risks associated with xrays for breast cancer screenings were that high. Do you
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by mh- 3y ago
> identifying people like GGP's mother and excluding them from requirement for self-driving is prohibitively expensive (and icky in all kinds of ways) Not sure I follow the thinking here. We already have ability tests in driver&#x
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by mh- 3y ago
It really isn't. When there's a "tie", one human waves the other to go.
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by mh- 3y ago
previously discussed: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39217174
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by mh- 3y ago
Google health insurance subrogation auto accident . Your health insurance will seek reimbursement from the at-fault party's auto insurance. Which may be your insurance.
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by mh- 3y ago
Matches my recollection of it. iOS 3.0, which launched alongside the iPhone 3GS, is when it got copy-paste functionality. Apple has historically been very comfortable shipping devices without "table stakes" functionality - wai
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by mh- 3y ago
I can't help but imagine what it'll feel like if you find a job that uses Slack.
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by mh- 3y ago
I believe you're right, but the first part didn't work. The Switch eShop has an incredible amount of shovelware.
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by mh- 3y ago
I wonder how much charging ones headset would reduce the driving range.
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by mh- 3y ago
I got a few years use out of my first-gen iPad and Apple Watch - bought the iPad on release day, the Watch several months in. That felt pretty reasonable given the cost for each. I don't disagree with your sentiment for the Vision Pro,
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by mh- 3y ago
I don't know the book beyond the quick google I just did, but I disagree with: >And the asymmetry doesn’t for a second make those relationships any less valid, or less important, or less real. I think that people developing these
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by mh- 3y ago
You can click into the comment and then hit vouch if that is available to you. It's near the flag link.
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by mh- 3y ago
Realize that if you make commercial air travel sufficiently (further) unpleasant, many of those people will choose to drive to their destinations instead. This will cause a net increase in deaths because, mile-for-mile, driving is order
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by mh- 3y ago
For me it's the alarm clocks or in-room tablets. So much annoying ambient lights in hotels. It's gotten crazy.
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by mh- 3y ago
it's a lowercase y with an s over it, like you would see a diacritic rendered. never seen it before. edit: it shows up in the "descendants" list on the side of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thorn_(let
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by mh- 3y ago
I believe it needed the efficiency gains to meet MPG (L/100km) requirements. So it really couldn't meet both. At least not at the same time.
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by mh- 3y ago
this is going to sound insane, but: when that happens, try doing `killall Dock` in terminal and see if it fixes it. I have no idea what causes it, but it lets you avoid a reboot.

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