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by prawn 2y ago
I don't think that's necessarily true if it's a street also being used by cyclists, crossed by pedestrians, etc.
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by prawn 2y ago
I am not from the US but have driven a lot more in the US than the average tourist (maybe x0,000 miles). What amazes me is not only those traffic violations but how often they're justified on forums (including HN) because of things lik
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by prawn 2y ago
Sure, but my point is that "suffering personal shame for the good of millions of other people" is an option. Not very Trumpy, but a feasible option available to him. Worst case, it'd be a little reminiscent of the very firs
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by prawn 2y ago
"Well, it was playing on the TV, but I wasn't actually watching. I was looking at my phone like everyone else." "That sounds quite likely. Case dismissed!"
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by prawn 2y ago
Can you define "no option" here?
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by prawn 2y ago
When the breadth of the content is just about infinite, will they care about repeated playthroughs? I think they could capture quite a few people just keen to explore and see what's around each successive corner. I think they could do
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by prawn 2y ago
Why didn't you submit a story about those devices?
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by prawn 2y ago
I agree with this. I have a normally inquisitive friend who, in response to his trade being threatened by AI, has decided that it's all a horror and he would rather avoid even reading or trying anything from the AI landscape. Bit like
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by prawn 2y ago
Serious case of "Never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake", I suspect.
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I Automated My Computer Routine with macOS Folder Actions(interfacecraft.online)
1 points by prawn 2y ago|0 comments
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by prawn 2y ago
A tall player who can't make threes, is more limited in the modern NBA and more limiting for roster construction. As a result, a lot more practice would be allocated to shooting from range. Look at someone like Brook Lopez (7-foot cent
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by prawn 2y ago
I think the difference is that teams are more cautious because they don't want a season disrupted by a major injury. Zion the other day said that the Pelicans were the limiting factor in his sitting back-to-backs. Players frequently co
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by prawn 2y ago
Have advertising rates on Twitter changed significantly over recent years? I wonder if that is a factor at all.
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by prawn 2y ago
I think I have 4-5 accounts (including one using a friend's old Californian street address so I could access US-only apps that weren't available in Australia at the time), so I'm very keen to try this. Edit: "Make sure b
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by prawn 2y ago
I was looking to name a property recently and tried ChatGPT for suggestions on a theme of geographical features in various languages. I had it try Kaurna (Adelaide area) on a whim and was pleasantly surprised (given that Google Translate do
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by prawn 2y ago
I'm of a similar vintage and perspective to you. Watching people into their 70s and 80s still working tedious political jobs, or outrageously rich people squandering hours on screens and miserable taunting astounds me.
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Elon Musk-led group makes surprise bid of nearly $100B for OpenAI(theguardian.com)
5 points by prawn 2y ago|1 comments
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The future belongs to idea guys who can just do things(ghuntley.com)
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As Internet enshittification marches on, here are some of the worst offenders(arstechnica.com)
7 points by prawn 2y ago|1 comments
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by prawn 2y ago
I think that is exaggerating things. Whether the trade off for eggs to build/effort exists is arguable, but there are ways to build hoop-coops quite affordably and easily. Most people with a backyard could accommodate one and anyone re
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by prawn 2y ago
We recently had a small egg (shell and all; size of a large grape) within a large egg.
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by prawn 2y ago
We've recently taken on chickens and I also find the spaghetti free-for-alls very entertaining. I also like 'Chicken Basketball' where they will all attempt to get control of a squishy tomato or steal it from whoever has poss
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by prawn 2y ago
I'd guess that the sort of people incidentally mugging others can't afford a car and so would generally be within walking distance of their home/haunts. Probably also not the sort to put in extra effort walking trails or chan
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by prawn 2y ago
If you're worried about a carcass stinking because you're too far from bin day, freeze the bag and then bin it the night before your refuse gets picked up.
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by prawn 2y ago
“Carl Sagan married three times. His first wife was legendary biologist Lynn Margulis, who discovered mitochondrial endosymbiosis, then went off the deep end and became an AIDS denialist and 9/11 truther. His second wife drew the Pione
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by prawn 2y ago
I think one aspect not covered in your comment is whether or not all voters are getting an accurate representation of what's happening. If what they read/see just confirms their favoured view, it might be hard to say with confiden
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America's "First Car-Free Neighborhood" Is Going Pretty Good, Actually?(dwell.com)
61 points by prawn 2y ago|105 comments
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by prawn 2y ago
Especially if there was an expectation that someone might forget to use a service and then expect all their data to have remained in storage for them to use when they returned?
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by prawn 2y ago
I don't think HN wants to be the place for these sorts of stories, however important they might ultimately feel.
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Strengthening America's AI Leadership with the U.S. National Laboratories(openai.com)
1 points by prawn 2y ago|0 comments

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