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OpenAI Proposes Government Restrict AI Chips to Prevent Propaganda Explosion(vice.com)
3 points by rising-sky 4y ago|4 comments
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by rising-sky 4y ago
You probably still want to at least look at the research yourself, trusting other "off-hand" comments is, uh, ironically, akin to the moral from the "off-hand" parent comment in this case
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by rising-sky 4y ago
Fair! But a whole generation was told that sugar consumption was safe. And low-fat was a balanced diet against obesity, diabetes, heart ailments (metabolic syndrome)
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by rising-sky 4y ago
> Which is it? Is the expectation here that "people on HN" are a monolith and only capable of singular thought? Are you suggesting there can't or shouldn't be any room for diversity of thought and debate?
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by rising-sky 4y ago
Your counter claim is apparently false based on the attempt at recreation in this linked video. The driver engage FSD while driving into the same section of the Bay Bridge and tunnel https://twitter.com/TeslaOwnersEBay/
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by rising-sky 4y ago
Exactly started reading with an open mind, but hard to get past the first two paragraphs > which lost 6.3 percent of its population between 2019 and 2021, a rate of decline larger than any two year-period in Detroit’s history This is not
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by rising-sky 4y ago
Appreciated, thanks. Just expected footnote marks in the article similar to Wikipedia or hyperlinks
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by rising-sky 4y ago
> Research has shown that limiting the width of longform text leads to a more comfortable reading experience, and better retention of the content itself Surprised they did not include a citation for this research...
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by rising-sky 4y ago
I think the first point is probably the most differentiating characteristic. Startups are typically about innovating, doing something differently from what's expected or the norm. Typically, but not always, this leads to disruption in
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Startups spring from ashes of Big Tech purge(reuters.com)
5 points by rising-sky 4y ago|0 comments
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by rising-sky 4y ago
Will it block Hacker News?, cause god knows this is a huge productivity block... like right now
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by rising-sky 4y ago
Well account is now suspended so I guess you were "made to leave"
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by rising-sky 4y ago
Same, I mean they are tricky to get a handle of but seemingly logical once you gain familiarity, until you have a use case that does not fit into a previously encountered pattern, and then it's back to the drawing board. But I guess, i
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Oceanic+ app (dive computer) released for Apple Watch Ultra(apple.com)
1 points by rising-sky 4y ago|0 comments
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Protocol Is Shutting Down(protocol.com)
19 points by rising-sky 4y ago|1 comments
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Lucid announces new lower priced sedans(ir.lucidmotors.com)
33 points by rising-sky 4y ago|53 comments
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by rising-sky 4y ago
I had the same thought when I read that paragraph and anecdotal tortured "lost with map printout" description, immediately thought, not sure this author knows quite what they are talking about, but kept reading to see what the con
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Elon's Twitter Bio location is now “Hell”. courtesy Nilay(theverge.com)
3 points by rising-sky 4y ago|2 comments
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by rising-sky 4y ago
Surprisingly no notes on the recent rise of plant based sugar substitutes like Monk Fruit / Erythritol, or allulose
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by rising-sky 4y ago
Agree. I think the so called "cloud" is _the_ abstraction layer for apps and even across apps. Anecdotal example that just happened to me, I'm reading a PDF on my iPad with an app called PDF Expert. When I highlight text in P
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by rising-sky 4y ago
This can proably be attributed to the barrier for entry for competition being so much lower , so the definition of an MVP has changed. And equally, expectations from end users have risen. Recent anecdotal example of this is the frenetic pa
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by rising-sky 4y ago
From the pic in the post, that’s a lot of desks, monitors, and office space for a single person company
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The World’s End(julian.com)
19 points by rising-sky 4y ago|2 comments
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by rising-sky 4y ago
So, you using JavaScript, just like millions of other users, raises the language's profile by usage. He definitely is able to profit indirectly from JavaScript by virtue of being the author of the most used programming language, he c
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by rising-sky 4y ago
This is a subset of what they bring to the table: https://github.com/brave/brave-browser/wiki/Deviations-from-... I personally use either Safari or Brave (for chrome extensions and debugging) exclusively
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Slackmoji has been sunset due to cease and desist (2018)(slackmoji.com)
54 points by rising-sky 4y ago|34 comments
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by rising-sky 4y ago
They could have done that without a so called "privacy push", they "own" the device and if they chose to, could provide advertisers a level of targeting that the mentioned entities cannot match without resorting to priva
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by rising-sky 4y ago
https://archive.ph/DBQPn
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Databricks surpasses $1B in annualized revenue(wsj.com)
3 points by rising-sky 4y ago|1 comments
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by rising-sky 4y ago
> We held the line on refusing to do background checks, and ultimately got out of it after tracking down another company our auditors had worked with, finding out what they did instead of background checks, stealing their process, and te

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