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by raldi 11mo ago
I think Roger Ebert had a quote about movies where the problem could be resolved if the audience could shout one sentence to the characters.
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by raldi 11mo ago
Imagine if most of the tombs hadn't been melted down over the centuries.
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by raldi 11mo ago
I'm glad he won, and I hope he succeeds, but there are going to be a lot of powerful forces out to sabotage him any way they can.
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by raldi 1y ago
You forgot link 2
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by raldi 1y ago
I'm surprised more museums don't have modern replicas demonstrating what the ancient artifacts would have looked like when pristine.
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by raldi 1y ago
Why would you use one?
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by raldi 1y ago
CSCI 4083: Developing Software Alongside Other Human Beings
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by raldi 1y ago
The author comes so close to getting it, with the paragraph about how if you drop a human into an environment, they inevitably take over as the deadliest and most powerful creature. But the next step is to ask why; in the case of the Gruf
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California governor signs AI transparency bill into law(gov.ca.gov)
315 points by raldi 1y ago|221 comments
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by raldi 1y ago
The comments in this thread remind me of the famous HN Dropbox announcement. To 99% of people, “just sharpen your knife regularly” is about as realistic as “just set up a Linux FTP server with rsync and…”
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by raldi 1y ago
But as you say, most people don’t do that. So “the only actual benefit” is something of value to most people.
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by raldi 1y ago
Mods, new title suggestion: "CSS's cos() and sin() features"
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by raldi 1y ago
When was the last time you tried?
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by raldi 1y ago
They were coasting for a while on false promises of self-driving abilities by "the end of this year" every year and consumers have finally caught on that Tesla's not trustworthy about such claims.
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by raldi 1y ago
Oh my sweet summer child
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by raldi 1y ago
I was hoping this site was going to be a list of common chargers that worked with the Switch 2.
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by raldi 1y ago
“These updates will apply only to new or resumed chats and coding sessions.” https://www.anthropic.com/news/updates-to-our-consumer-terms
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by raldi 1y ago
> Anthropic raised $450 million at a $4.1 billion valuation despite negligible revenue What year is this from? The author might want to do a recent news search.
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by raldi 1y ago
What does it mean to “merge into a lane going into the opposite direction”?
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by raldi 1y ago
Google said they would keep hosting any recently-clicked link; does this mean that all the links are now recently-clicked?
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by raldi 1y ago
I’ve learned a lot more from talking directly to people, watching videos, participating in forums, and doing things than I ever have from books. This is especially true now. I’m not sure the 1913 take was wrong. For the past year or so, whe
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by raldi 1y ago
Apple calls them roundrects: https://www.folklore.org/Round_Rects_Are_Everywhere.html
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by raldi 1y ago
I think most of the mysteries in this piece can be explained if “try and stop me” just an abbreviation for “try to stop me and see if you can”.
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by raldi 1y ago
But what's SpaceX's revenue growth rate?
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by raldi 1y ago
Even if the rents were merely unchanged, 20k new units means 20k new families that can move to Denver without displacing anybody.
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by raldi 1y ago
Or how channel surfing now requires a 1-2 second latency per channel, versus the way it was seemingly instant from the invention of television through the early 1990s.
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by raldi 1y ago
The best digital scale is the one you have with you ;)
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by raldi 1y ago
What's a network peer?
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by raldi 1y ago
…is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inerter_(mechanical_networks)
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by raldi 1y ago
What future evidence would convince you it's not a bubble?

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