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pulvinar
1y ago
And at least one movie cast and crew: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Conqueror_(1956_film)#Nucl...
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>Maybe if Mac had got their shit together with the keyboard (swapped ctrl and super key) The command key has always been where it is. And it works quite nicely there, being under your left thumb, allowing you to type common commands from
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I could swear my MacBook Air M3 was limiting at 80% charge before, but now it's at 100%. I suspect that the latest OS update, 15.6, disabled or removed whatever was limiting it, but I don't remember what that was. It doesn't
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pulvinar
1y ago
Dewesoft is only ranking the top 50 owners, so their stats may be wrong or misleading for the others. Austria, for example, is listed as having only 1 satellite, but they have at least 4 according to the UCS Satellite Database.
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I'm not understanding this either. It should be no more a loss of your individuality than if you were replaced at your job by another equally capable human worker. Of course they wouldn't have _your_ experience, they'd have t
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1y ago
Each hole in the shadow mask acts as a pinhole camera, giving an inverted image (in electrons) of the three guns. All three beams get bent nearly the same amount, but yes there is some distortion which is traditionally corrected for by a se
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1y ago
Absolutely. I'm taking good care of the last hardware that still runs it. Wonder what it would take to convince Apple to bring it back. It's not like there's a shortage of talent and money to do this now. And it would be imme
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1y ago
It crashes into the sphere, but must have also broken it: "the only way to break the crystal spheres is from the inside".
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1y ago
Were you able to get it to find these quotes without searching the web? (GPT-4o does that search by default) I couldn't, though it made educated guesses as to who and when. But it's clearly familiar with HN. Just not particulars,
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1y ago
I like the idea of all-around-visible brake lights, but also think they should be red only. The problem with green on the front is that cars stopped at a light at night will be presenting a green light to oncoming traffic that should also b
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1y ago
The article is very light on just what sort of digital data we’re talking about. A concrete example it gave was iris data for Sam Altman‘s project. Selling bio patterns has shades of selling body parts. For created data such as text posted
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1y ago
Dupe, discussion (11 points, 17 hours ago, 6 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44120560
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1y ago
And also starting at 0:43 in that clip is the rocket that explodes, an Atlas-Centaur on its maiden flight on May 8, 1962. It was the Centaur upper stage that failed, but I believe we see the Atlas booster engines tumbling.
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1y ago
Though they missed an opportunity: Philip Glass (Koyaanisqatsi) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJrtROuQFfk&t=9s
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1y ago
I haven’t done a survey in 20 or 30 years. Too many dishonest online polls in saying upfront how long they were going to take. So they are left with a serious bias: survey takers who are desperately bored, or desperately poor, or now desper
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1y ago
The 1964 Alaska earthquake was probably just a preview. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1964_Alaska_earthquake
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1y ago
>The performance style of actors in current TV shows and movies is more naturalistic and less elocutive than it once was, so characters are more likely to speak softly. Yeah, I've given up on new movies. If I want naturalistic witho
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1y ago
It really shouldn't depend on which device is used. Google should care since their customers -- businesses in Tucson buying local advertising -- will stop paying if they can use this to show they're not getting all their money
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2y ago
Sorry but they didn't unveil it, they imagined it. It's clickbait. Previously: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43596641
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2y ago
Limited Partners. My first thought was when you leave one in the sun and then try to play it, the warpage will be the cause of the needle raising from the LP.
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Wow. In my day it was well-known. HP calculator ads in magazines explained RPN and why it was better. "Magazine? Had to look it up."
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2y ago
Not as long as they use tokens -- it's a perception limitation of theirs. Like our blind spot, or the Muller-Lyer illusion, or the McGurk effect, etc.
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>The assistant should not make confident claims about its own subjective experience or consciousness (or lack thereof), and should not bring these topics up unprompted. If pressed, it should acknowledge that whether AI can have subjectiv
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2y ago
For audio only, Airfoil (paid) and AudioRelay (free) are two choices.
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Lungs have been dealing with sand dust since there were lungs, have they not? Honest science on a foreign material in the brain or body should be able to present a baseline amount of total foreign material for comparison. If our environment
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The Register has often added a playful angle to their headlines and articles. They used to be wilder. Not for everyone.
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2y ago
Ruhr-University Bochum, in Germany
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The question is are microplastics doing anything different in this case. The study shows that microplastics may block. It doesn't show that micro-natural-substances may not also block. I'd like to see more actual science, and less
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This appears to be a poorly done study-- they're showing the mechanical effect of possible blockage, but they haven't shown that microplastics here are any different than particles of other inert substances found in our environmen
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2y ago
Of course whether this is an improvement is a matter of perspective. If you love the beautiful Sonoran Desert for what it is, you'll see this as another attempt by people who don't understand it to turn it into something else. Pal
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