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mlrtime
2mo ago
You mean the infamous best selling truck of all time globally? The vehicle that actual working people use everyday? Just because you see a few people use them not for work doesn't really mean anything.
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2mo ago
I have about 30-40 esp32 / esphome type devices running. Typically to flash or update a device, you would plug it into your usb port. esphome can also be flashed "OTA" which just means compiling your project locally, then pus
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2mo ago
And if you had free tokens, and 10-20 other sessions in parallel, do you want them all to stop and ask for these trivial questions? Not this one in particular, but in general? Most people do not, they have a goal, they want it done. If you
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2mo ago
Every large company donates to both parties, are you new here?
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2mo ago
Yeah, all 2% of it. What is your message supposed to mean as a reply? Is it some kind of gotcha if I eat Japanese A5 in the USA, but still say that USDA Prime is amazing?
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2mo ago
"Can we freaking sell them dumbphones" Nothing is stopping the guy at Walmart or Tmobile from selling them dumbphones, or are you implying they are forced to?
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3mo ago
No, it's not. If you see everything through these political lense, you end up constantly in a us vs them mentality. Or a "you're either with us, or against us". I don't think it's healthy.
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3mo ago
I've never heard of either one, this is only a article because it has crypto + ban = karma.
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3mo ago
The problem is they can change their mind at a whim and all of a sudden you are on the other side of what they care about. Not worth the risk, I'd say don't use them.
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3mo ago
To me, the physical property safety is ONE OF the pillars of high trust. Meaning, you cannot trust people in these places to not take your stuff. And it isn't most of them, its the <1% they tolerate.
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3mo ago
Samsung is worse, their OS is horrendous. LG allows local control fairly well and has Home Assistant support. Samsung is a complete mess, now charging $5/month to use smarthings with no local control. I'll never buy Samsung.
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3mo ago
I have 3 LG OLEDs of all different generation and they all still go great. It is by far the best tv you can get vs other manufacturers.
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3mo ago
You have 3 replies all saying the same thing, install a ATV... But the replies are missing the point that most people aren't techies and won't go do this. They go to big box store, buy the tv, ask if it has netflix, done. They won
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3mo ago
There are plenty of poor immigrants who (shock) still come to the united states and do not commit crime. Low income correlates, but not cause/effect. Giving cash to poor people in high crime areas doesn't solve crime rates.
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3mo ago
100% Agree. And I'll go further saying the highest trust societies I've lived in have been medium-size, rural/suburban. Everyone is in the social/economic class, similar traditions/backgrounds, similar church etc...
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3mo ago
So if I leave my bike unlocked in London city, it will not get stolen?
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3mo ago
#1 is more than annoying, and OP cited a problem with no solutions. In SF who are you going to sue when someone breaks your car window and steal your laptop? It's crazy to think the amount anti-social / low trust behavior SF/
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3mo ago
You are trying to define zero sum without saying it. The market is not zero sum, a loan isn't zero sum. There isn't a winner and loser.
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3mo ago
You forgot the murderous psychopath part...
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3mo ago
I can also vacuum my floor 3x faster than a robot vacuum. But so what, I'm not there when it happens.
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3mo ago
This seems more likely than racism, or us exceptionalism as mentioned above. People are and should be skeptical of this. The natural response would be a) It will put me out of a job b) I won't be able to afford it anyway.
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3mo ago
There has not been a pro-US exceptionalism tone in any HN thread in awhile. Go to any thread recently and it's pretty anti-capitalism/anti-US.
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3mo ago
The whole discussion is hubris. This is a discussion of a twitter post about something that is announced to happen but hasn't yet. Not one person here has any idea what is going to happen long term.
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3mo ago
Yes, it's close to 100x and it's easy to calculate this. Take a $10 claude sub and fill it with Fable/Opus for a month (meaning use all your tokens) and then use one of the many token/session recording tools (I like agen
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3mo ago
" can't put my finger on it exactly but Democrats have a tendency to message on those issues in ways that are either counter-productive or get soundbit saying something moronic." There are people that have explained this a lo
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3mo ago
One plus 13 most definitely has a physical slide switch, in fact it has mute/vibrate/sound, I use it all the time. It's also a great fidget switch :)
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3mo ago
I know HN doesn't like vids for obvious reasons but Marques summed it pretty well IMO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vZdbbN3FCzE OnePlus starting out: "We’re going to build the ultimate, cheap, bloatware-free ph
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3mo ago
How is Spirit airlines doing with your witty remark?
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3mo ago
That still doesn't explain why the gap needs to narrow if the min/median are rising. The pie can increase, everyone can be better off without shrinking the gap.
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3mo ago
Fairness is ideology. The world will never ever be fair, nature isn't fair. We should strive for fairness of course (raising the min/medium). But that still isn't a convincing reason (I want to be convinced)
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