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by pnw 1y ago
Paternal age is also a contributor. Children with fathers over 40 see an increase in potential diseases, a shorter lifespan and higher infant mortality, likely due to DNA mutations. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paterna
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by pnw 1y ago
For consumer products the DMA focuses on companies with at least 45m monthly active users in the EU. They also exempted some categories that might otherwise qualify e.g. the DMA doesn't appear to cover video gaming consoles because the
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by pnw 1y ago
RIP my RXBARs. I must be full of plastics at this point, they were my go-to snack for years.
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by pnw 1y ago
From their orientation page: Protect the holdings of the National Archives from theft, damage, misfiling, and inappropriate disclosure of information.
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by pnw 1y ago
It feels to me like Discord is speed-running the developer relations playbook that we've seen happen over a longer timeframe with large platforms like Apple and Google. This is the second high profile incident like this in recent weeks
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by pnw 1y ago
While this is overall good progress, this bill was watered down by WA politicians after meeting with their corporate donors. Someone already mentioned the video game console exemption, there were a number of other changes, detailed here: h
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by pnw 1y ago
OP's problem sounds like failure to plan. If you are going to suspend your cell plan, you should probably check your authenticator works or have a backup option before you travel to another country. I don't know what the viable al
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by pnw 1y ago
Yes, Titan was cancelled in 2024 after eight years of development. There's a good breakdown on The Information about why, it mostly boils down to software challenges (especially ADAS), leadership turnover and a fair amount of internal
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by pnw 1y ago
My car puts my phone contacts in my navigation. That's a software limitation of legacy car manufacturers.
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by pnw 1y ago
What percentage of consumers do you think consider privacy as a feature in their car purchasing decision? The only data I can find relates to Chinese vehicles which shows some concerns, but that's understandable given they are built by
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by pnw 1y ago
That's a concern for privacy focused individuals, who are a very small fraction of the consumer market, despite being common here on HN. If the last few decades have shown anything, it's that most consumers don't rank privacy
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by pnw 1y ago
That's a huge assumption. Cars had cell connectivity long before smartphones showed up. Onstar predates the iPhone by a decade.
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by pnw 1y ago
How is Tesla, a 21 year old company that has shipped seven million cars across the world (including the worlds best selling car) a "newcomer"?
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by pnw 1y ago
Removing LTE would remove key features that drivers want, including real time traffic updates, remote controls and streaming media? What's your objection to LTE?
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by pnw 1y ago
Yes, Denmark, Sweden and Finland combined don't even have 20% of the Norwegian fund. Norway is basically the Saudi Arabia of Europe.
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by pnw 1y ago
I thought most dev stores have prohibitions against GPL and LGPL code like this? Epic's Fab distribution agreement says you can't use LGPL "unless you are merely dynamically linking a shared library" which is obviously i
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by pnw 1y ago
Looks like they already tweaked it so the result is less useful to the scammers.
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by pnw 1y ago
FWIW I sent this to a friend on the dev team at Ticketmaster and they escalated it.
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by pnw 1y ago
66% would indicate that OP may have a device repeatedly trying to resolve a blocked query with no reasonable backoff logic. In my case, a single "smart light" in my house hammers iot-auth-global.aliyuncs.com all day, every day. Th
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by pnw 1y ago
But they won't be implemented with a privacy preserving architecture. They'll be outsourced to a third party with unknown privacy and security, and eventually be treated as a revenue generator, leading cities to implement rule cha
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by pnw 1y ago
That's the wrong Trump.
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by pnw 1y ago
Interestingly the second person listed has their own Wikipedia page. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norton_Garfinkle
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by pnw 1y ago
As I understand it, newer systems like LVCS and Ethernet use less wire and smaller connectors. Apparently it can save up to 30% of the weight in a wiring harness which would be about 100 lbs. There was a thread on it on HN not long ago. Vid
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by pnw 1y ago
I doubt CAN bus will be around that much longer, I know several EV manufacturers are actively phasing it out. Yes, it was revolutionary in it's time but it's a 40 year old standard that doesn't have enough bandwidth for the r
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by pnw 1y ago
I'm really intrigued to see how this does. Kudos to Slate for trying something new and building it in Detroit at a great price point. I see a ton of discussion on social media from people who want to buy simpler vehicles with less feat
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by pnw 1y ago
Agree 100%. In addition to fixing mistakes and changing the color palette, I also object to the use of DNR and similar techniques to remove the film grain from older movies, in order to make them look more "modern", like films sho
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by pnw 1y ago
My VIC-20 coding trick as a 14 year old was to use the 828 byte cassette buffer for storage in my games because it took me forever to save up for the 6.5k RAM expansion.
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by pnw 2y ago
Apparently current Japanese law allows models to be trained on copyrighted content. https://www.deeplearning.ai/the-batch/japan-ai-data-laws-exp...
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by pnw 2y ago
Calling it pseudoscience is a little simplistic IMHO. There are double-blinded studies which shows experts can distinguish between 44khz and 88khz sampling rates. The Pras & Guastavino paper [1] is the most convincing and offers insight
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by pnw 2y ago
Thanks, TIL!

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