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Ask HN: Book recommendations- released this year or other
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I do not see how this could provide any value. Feels more like it prays on people’s insecurities
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Used apple 2015 apple imac. I bought it to use as a second monitor because the retina displays is the only monitor I’d used for extended periods without my eyes aching. I did very little research, bought a used one to find out, nope you can
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It’s incredible how much academic attention The Wire garnered. There were entire academic based conferences dedicated to discussing the show in the Uk. I was never really sure how much of this was warranted vs. just fandom for the show dres
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There is a difference between processing an oat and the derivative ‘ingredients’ that are used to simulate the mouth feel of ‘ice cream’ - which includes a type of mold. I agree the distinction is murky and can be easy to mock but at the en
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Obesity and diabetes are western societies biggest health issues and the best research we have is a small n for a 4 week trial. Clearly there’s regulatory capture at play here. Once we better understand what is driving the poor health outco
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Conversation about ‘players are the product’ of Pokémon go aside… What are some practical applications of an LGM? Seems like navigation is ‘solved’? There’s already a lot of technology supporting permanence of virtual objects based on spati
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I’ll check it out - so you think this had some noteworthy real world applications?
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My thoughts exactly
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The article is too dismissive of Chinese cheap EVs as a threat to Tesla and how tariffs might help Tesla. Having said that it’s a good take, but after seeing how arbitrarily stocks rose in ‘21 I’m not too sure that rallies of household sto
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Funnily enough the HN post 3 above this was also by the Guardian stating they will no longer post on X, and they are on a position where it won’t be an issue because they don’t rely on sensationalist content. No meaningful number of people
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Very surprised they are sunseting freevee- I always thought Fv was consumed by a different audience who consumed different content compared to the prime app
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Reminds me of Granger causality, which had a lot of hype at the time, but not a lot of staying power. (I only read the main article, which was v. high level - not the scientific paper )
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My thoughts exactly
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You should check out Twin
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The ticketing market is out of control. I would love to see the government break of ticket master.better innovation to avoid scalping by a company that does not benefit from i. The banning of reselling on platforms that sell the original t
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I appreciate a good original perspective, but much of this seems over blown… “Meanwhile, data scientists and statisticians who oftentimes lack engineering skills are now being pushed to write Python and “do AI,” often producing nothing more
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I’ve worked extensively with ACR technology in an applied setting. Happy to answer any questions
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It depends why you think hand gestures are bad. The wrist babd is detecting brain waves and allows for hand gestures while the hands are out of the field of view of the cameras.
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I love this! The constraints it applies to selection + the tangible interaction gives children a sense of definitive knowledge and expectation.l and agency. Which are very good for development. Congrats, I love it!
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‘Easy battery replacements’ is pretty subjective. This feels like one of those error that demonstrate how good the tech is, because it’s being used for very specific and subjective requests
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It’s nice to see flourish get a second lease of life. The original product had genuine innovation and lot of potential and it felt like they were on to something with bringing the ability to tell data driven stories without being technical
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Why did this get down voted so much? At all?
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I’ll say this to everyone who is so quick to get out the government overreach brush. I was on tik tok today. I was fed a post that used an AI audio clip of Trump calling republicans dumb and stupid. People thought it was real. They comment
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Congrats! I’m a big fan of the existing product and the are some great updates to make the app even more accessible and powerful
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If you’ve ever been unjustly completely locked out of your finances for an extended period, it’s a bizarre experience and a wake up call. I once had a purely online bank ask me to prove my identity by mailing a copy of my passport. The only
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I was really excited to read this, but I think the methodology is lacking. True art scenes are not defined by galleries, or fine art institutions, but people who occupy a space who do art. Which is totally different. it’s the low income ind
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Amen
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Can you expand?
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Its great that openAI is using this infraction as an opportunity to posture about how open they are and how they are a company that can tame evil applications of AI, while totally missing and not addressing the broader concern, what if this

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