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noworld
5y ago
eh just stick a ferrite bead on it.
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noworld
5y ago
France?
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noworld
5y ago
Sounds like some mandatory WFH if your job position can handle it would help out here.
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The Quantum Future of Naval Warfare
(usni.org)
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Eye Color
(discovermagazine.com)
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noworld
5y ago
> more often This is what matters. If/when it becomes less often, the case will be made (i.e. driverless doesn't have to be perfect to be better).
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5y ago
> Then, they tried just using initials. Nothing worked. Any ideas how the gender got through in the initials? Edit: I guess they just recognized the initials, but nobody else said " 'Oh no, no, come on, let's stick to the
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Oh Deere, Is That Right to Repair Resolution Troubling You?
(hackaday.com)
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5y ago
Every day the world seems to get just a little more cyberpunk.
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Yes, but back then it was called Sealbait and it was used to test loyalty. They would write enticing headlines on the outside of sealed correspondence to entice the couriers to break the seal.
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5y ago
https://l.thisworddoesnotexist.com/ncBy
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Welcome to WUPHF.com
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noworld
5y ago
Nice, "install chrome" yields 0 results! Edit: Apparently "install" is a keyword.
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noworld
5y ago
So what makes JSON Schema better is that nobody will "build an enormous ecosystem of tools on top" of it?
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Map of Each State's Favorite Snack
(zippia.com)
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noworld
5y ago
Sometimes novel analogies lead to novel solutions.
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Inflatable implant injected into the spine could relieve chronic pain
(newscientist.com)
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Mondragon Corporation – federation of worker cooperatives
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Car Grand Prix
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Ask HN: Can spam calls be driven into the red?
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noworld
6y ago
Is it pronounced ex-EC-utable or exe-CUT-able?
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6y ago
"The promise of fusion energy, a near limitless energy source with few emissions and no carbon footprint, has been 10 years out for the nearly 70 years since humanity first harnessed the power of nuclear energy." At least they ack
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6y ago
http://www.wired.co.uk/news/archive/2011-03/28/artificial-le...
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6y ago
In other news: Elon Musk buys Japan.
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6y ago
My company takes people out for lunch as part of the interview.
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6y ago
Can you sell your stake to another outside investor, and let that investor deal with the co-founder?
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6y ago
“If a thing is worth doing, it is worth doing badly.” - G.K. Chesterton, What's Wrong with the World, 1910
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noworld
7y ago
It's called filing for title, and you do it through the DMV. I think the owner is notified to come move it, and if they fail to do so by a certain date then a title is issued to you. Google "file for title." I had a high scho
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7y ago
What does that have to do with people trespassing? Is the argument that "The owners make themselves generationally rich," therefore they are liable for people's trespassing?
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7y ago
I understand your frustration. I moved my family (actually sold my home and moved to a different town) due to trespassers. I put up signs, but they were torn down or uprooted and thrown on the lawn. I also called the police, and they said t
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