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by retSava 3y ago
You could call my child, or me, water + additives, yet she is priceless :).
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by retSava 3y ago
Snarky, but I expect that to be a kind-of circle with a small radius, around their offices and the favorite places their employees in SF visit. Never heard of this happening, and not something I'd expect google to do. I'd expect t
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by retSava 3y ago
Have a blood work checkup. Ensure you'll check vitamin and mineral levels, perhaps most notably vit D and iron. Also check ferritin and transferrin saturation (aids in pinpointing hemochromatosis ie iron overload, which for many leads
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by retSava 3y ago
It isn't transparent. It shows a digital rendering of you on the OLED screen facing outwards. And to me, it reeks of "Glasshole" yet again. It would be like someone having sunglasses inside, "can you please remove them w
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by retSava 3y ago
That is a pretty small use case to rationalize having an expensive, power hungry OLED screen on your portable headset. Also, it doesn't directly show your real eyes, it's a digital rendering of your face+eyes, using the eye tracki
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by retSava 3y ago
web browsers on ios can't ship their own rendering engine. It's all apple rendering engine internally, with a skin for chrome/firefox/safari etc. edit: aha, you mean on the mac.
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by retSava 3y ago
A lot of these large companies also, for some undisclosed reason or chain of events, design a phone so that a non-neglible amount of people can't hold it without dropping calls (iphone 4), and then blame the user for "holding it w
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by retSava 3y ago
The main thing Spotify is missing for me is to respect me as a paying customer and not shove down ads for other artists down my throat. Full-screen popups, not just once.
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by retSava 3y ago
You are just a little bit extra resistant, but no worries, there are decades to beat you down, chip by chip.
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Apple AirTag Reverse Engineering (2022)(adamcatley.com)
3 points by retSava 3y ago|0 comments
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by retSava 3y ago
The point is probably, by making the assistant more human-like, you'll grow more attached to it and use it more, depend on it. Perhaps even trust it when it suggests that you should buy this or that, or that it cannot open the airlock,
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by retSava 3y ago
Also, see "hollywood accounting".
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by retSava 3y ago
...which is pretty funny, since I'd assume that if I begin typing an url, I'd assume it would primarily search and use my local browsing history. But no, it gives more weight to sending me to a google search, presumably so google
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by retSava 3y ago
I can see writing such a tool when learning eg network programming in a new language, here rust.
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by retSava 3y ago
When my dad died, he spent the last week or so in the hospital at the palliative care unit (where the primary concern is to ease suffering and not extend life, for those fatally ill). When I arrived I was given a small booklet called someth
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by retSava 3y ago
"I'm sorry, I didn't understand that. Here are some shopping results for furniture and sexual performance enhancer pills."
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by retSava 4y ago
I think it's about time they went into action with that then.
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by retSava 4y ago
To me that sounds like pre-eternal september rather than an achievement, a lucky happenstance before the floodgates are open.
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by retSava 4y ago
Do you know, does that turn into benzoic acid on the ground too, or does it need those high-energy rays to convince them? (ie should old epipens be considered potentially dangerous due to benzoic acid) Also, do you know how fast it goes bad
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by retSava 4y ago
Similarly as when an individual takes down an unproportionally large part of a process (eg factory worker taking down the entire production line), this is the fault of the gallery that failed to secure the piece properly. Since about 800 of
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by retSava 4y ago
A total of 799 editions of the sculpture were made. Ie not a total loss for humanity.
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by retSava 4y ago
I had a clone once upon a time, together with several Saleaes and have recommended them to many many people, and that clone was not accurate to me. While the chip and the firmware was probably exactly the same as the original one, the rest
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by retSava 4y ago
I am very happy with PDF XChange viewer on windows, since it renders very quick and efficiently, while having many features for annotation/marking/etc that is usually not available. Eg highlighting text, text boxes, arrows, polygo
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Ask HN: Product Knowledge Systems
3 points by retSava 4y ago|1 comments
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by retSava 4y ago
Halls depends on magnetic fields. Motors generate magnetic fields to a large degree, hence electromagnetic interference handling becomes important in those applications.
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by retSava 4y ago
The very popular Nintendo Switch is infamous for dying controllers. I've had to replace the thumb stick twice within three years, and we weren't even using it that much. The Playstation 5 also them, and I've had to replace it
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by retSava 4y ago
Why are they infamous? It seems from your post they were more reliable, even if they were more expensive.
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by retSava 4y ago
-Hey PM, I'm worried about this. We don't have the resource allocation to ensure the on-device data can't fall into the wrong hands. It's not even encrypted! -I hear your concerns and agree. There are strong protocols se
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by retSava 4y ago
> Google is contributing to the destruction of the concept of ownership, as are many services of the modern age. Imo this is the important thing here. Eroding "I buy, I own" and replacing it with "I buy, I own until seller
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by retSava 4y ago
Looks like something I've looked for for a long time! Will def try it out. Can also recommend the excellent app Pureref, which is an infinite canvas for pictures. Does not compete with this though, different use cases. https:/&#x

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