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by nynx 5y ago
It’s odd that this article is titled to state that the iphone 13 doesn’t have satellite internet, but the content states that it nevertheless will have some sort of satellite connectivity. Clickbait much?
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by nynx 5y ago
Uh, it’s open source dude. If you’re worries, just read the source code.
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by nynx 5y ago
Huh, that’s kinda fascinating. Maybe it’d be worth running ml on matrix multiplication that’s approximated by ml?
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by nynx 5y ago
I think this is a great idea. It’d let people pull the model that the page is using pretty easily, which would be great.
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by nynx 5y ago
A motorized “bike” is loud, smelly, expensive, much worse for the environment, and bad for your respiratory system.
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by nynx 5y ago
Having the motor casing drive the edge of the wheel is clever since it provides the necessary mechanical advantage without gearing.
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by nynx 5y ago
Result isn’t an enumeration of sorts?
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by nynx 5y ago
That’s deeply depressing and I hope you figure out why that is and make changes if necessary to enjoy living.
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by nynx 5y ago
Frankly, open-source phones need more powerful processors. The current ones can barely handle modern websites (and before people get in a tizzy about how the web is bloated, that’s too bad and people need it to work well since there won’t b
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by nynx 5y ago
Still, why are those okay when treatments for the causes of age related diseases are not? Humans didn’t commonly live to 90 in the past, yet we do now. An 80 year old getting cancer treatment could be using a bed that a 25 year old with COV
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by nynx 5y ago
Now that’s an interesting take. Aside from the likelihood that aging treatments are likely to be free or subsidized by governments to avoid having increasingly old populations, what do you define as my normal lifespan? Should I avoid cancer
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by nynx 5y ago
That looks quite minimalist to me. Obviously, there’s a lot of visual clutter from the wallpaper but aside from that, there aren’t that many _things_.
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by nynx 5y ago
Judgement of Aubrey de Grey aside, I constantly find it weird that so many people, even on HN, don’t understand why some would want to live an especially long time.
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by nynx 5y ago
I know people who buy a lot of stuff that they don’t need and doesn’t make them happier. I’m not sure why people do that — probably a result of advertising.
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by nynx 5y ago
My worry is that it’ll be impossible to stop this from happening.
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by nynx 5y ago
It certainly does come from a place of uncertainty. I'm trying to work in the space industry in an effort to feel like I'm positively affecting humanity, but I'm not currently having a lot of luck.
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by nynx 5y ago
Both are important.
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by nynx 5y ago
Thank you. You’re the first person who actually tried to help.
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by nynx 5y ago
The american dream died a long time ago.
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by nynx 5y ago
What do I even do with this information? Something I haven’t seen articles or research about is how to psychologically cope with the slow collapse of our ecology. EDIT: To the people saying to get a house where climate change will be as min
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by nynx 5y ago
Are you hiring?
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by nynx 5y ago
Improving our physical reality.
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by nynx 5y ago
The metaverse is certainly an alluring concept. But, it’s a warning, not a suggestion. Snowcrash is _not_ about how great the metaverse is. That being said, of course the metaverse will happen and the boundaries between the physical and the
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by nynx 5y ago
The profile page should really mention that the email address isn’t publicly visible. I’ve been confused about that in the past, and I’ve seen others as well.
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by nynx 5y ago
This is fantastic. I knew that we’d see things like this once that hosting sqlite databases project was posted.
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by nynx 5y ago
What exactly do you mean by proper balance? What you said later in the comment basically applies to all large companies: > The wages are below what the market pays, hours are exploitative and the companies are making massive profits
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by nynx 5y ago
In rust, hashsets are just hashmaps with a zero-sized type as the value, which results in all the extra getting optimized away.
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by nynx 5y ago
What? Are you sure you're looking at the right language? Or maybe you've confused stable rust and nightly rust?
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by nynx 5y ago
This is a super interesting direction. I wrote a wasm OS [0] a few years ago—it didn't go quite that far, but it could've had I spent an additional couple years on it. [0]: https://github.com/nebulet/nebulet
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by nynx 5y ago
This is great. A concerted effort to make robots be able to assemble and make more things. This is a piece of the puzzle of building a machine of machines that can make almost anything without human intervention. Are they hiring interns?

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