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Don't play dumb, products manufactured in Asia, for US companies, that are then shipped to Europe or elsewhere for sale. I hate to break it to you but the majority of products sold by US companies are not made in the USA any more. You
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> When you hear about the US navy going after pirates off the coast of Somalia, that money wasn't spent protecting US citizens in most cases. Not directly, but it is protecting the financial interests of US companies whose products
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2y ago
I really want to do Math Academy and even briefly tried it a year ago. It's absolutely great but it's also very expensive. I know that math skills are invaluable, it's far cheaper than schooling, and that long term the invest
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2y ago
I also take this same approach on my phone. I'm on Android atm so I can use Nova Launcher for a completely blank home screen and then set a swipe gesture to bring up the search panel. On iPhone you can achieve similar by enabling remov
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Other good windows management options are Hammerspoon and BetterTouchTool: https://www.hammerspoon.org/Spoons/MiroWindowsManager.html https://folivora.ai/
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2y ago
I've spent the last year or so immersing myself in the improv scene of a major city and I am convinced that in 50 years time people will look at a weekly improv session as being essential to your mental health in the same way going to
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2y ago
Can any of the big e-reader companies just please release an A4 sized color e-reader? It can clearly be done, why are we still stuck with black and white for the 13 inch ranges?
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2y ago
Heard nothing but good things about Andrej Karpathy's series on Youtube
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Don't know if this is quite the same but I worked for a company on a React SPA that was essentially an event driven CAD system using the Canvas API. It was an absolute nightmare - there were a ton of unintended event loops and side eff
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"The Monoverse" might meet the AI video criteria: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RF5iwsUef9o&list=PL14oiCokyI...
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2y ago
Using JavaScript via zx is nice.
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https://archive.md/VHpcm
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You might want to have a look at the BYOK (Bring Your Own Keyboard) device that recently got funded on Kickstarter. It's wildly overpriced but having also had an Alphasmart I definitely think this looks like a better way to go than the
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2y ago
Has anyone tried asking it to generate the libraries/functions that it's hallucinating and seeing if it can do so correctly? And then seeing if it can continue solving the original problem with the new libraries? It'd be abso
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2y ago
Feels ridiculous that we've had Kindles since 2007 but we've still got no A4-sized Colour E-Ink Tablet in 2024.
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If I remember right Deep Work by Cal Newport talks about Bell Labs and how that came to be such an epicentre of invention back in the day. The author reckons that the architecture of the building had a lot to do with it. It allowed the empl
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I think of this in cinematic terms. The first sentence is going to start with a shot of the painting, then it will either cut, zoom or dolly out to reveal the crowd. Whereas the second shot starts with the wide angle of the gallery and then
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I highly, highly recommend Huel or alternatives for anyone. I feel way better and have much more energy when I'm regularly consuming them. I think liquid food in general is really good for energy levels because the body has to expend w
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2y ago
I believe tea, the replacement for homebrew, is positioning itself as a solution to this but I rarely see it mentioned here https://tea.xyz/
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2y ago
I believe you might be able to replicate the functionality using BetterTouchTool but it might be a bit of hassle to do, not 100% sure though.
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Apple will never get me back until they release a folding phone. Even then I don't think I'd go back now, I've got my android set up exactly how I want it, with iOS I'd have to make some sort of compromise.
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It's funny that you mention "yes and..." here because I've been going to as many improv lessons and jams as I possibly can over the last two months and my ability to socialize, memorise things and general mood has improv
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3y ago
I've been reading HN for about 10 years, I recently moved to Australia and my consumption has drastically reduced. Don't feel like I've missed much at all, especially atm when nothing much seems to be happening outside of AI.
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3y ago
This 1000%. As an investor, if interest rates aren't zero, why would you put your money in a risky startup when you could park it in a load of other places and still get a decent return? It's also not 2007 anymore, the low hanging
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3y ago
You apply the appropriate level of stimulus for where that person is currently and they exeperience positive growth. You apply too little stress and there is no adaptation or a reversal. If you apply too much, you get injured and go into re
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3y ago
This would be fucking dope. I'm currently backpacking and have a Patagonia Nanoair as my sole mid layer and even that still takes up a sizeable amount of room in my backpack. If anyone has any other suggestions please comment.
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If I remember right, the design philosophy around why Tailwind encourages you to write all the different classes out individually each time is that it wants you to reuse components rather than CSS classes because as the codebase scales and
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3y ago
Imagine all the time, money and energy we would all collectively save if both home and commerical real estate prices were just reasonably priced.
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3y ago
One counterpoint to this is, statistically, married men live far longer than unmarried men.
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Bullshit, this is just the standard lie rolled out to keep people from questioning it.
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