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Tell that via phone to your grandmother.
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> Middle East, inflation, crime and unemployment, preserving the natural environment, NATO, OPEC, the CIA, Iran Not voting for republican part or candidates would fix a lot of those things, although I will probably be heavily downvoted f
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When I was around 8 years old I was browsing random channels on cable tv - and similar message was on an "infornation channel" (which consisted mostly of various scrolling texts). Hope the poor person stuck there was freed.
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Great example of how fixing things "the correct way" does not seem to work sometimes. They added those new addresses that can store more information.. but this requires a rewrite of old software to make it work. If they used the
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Ive been on a meeting with a painter who paints on acrylic and she said that acrylic paints are relatively new, thus nobody knows how long will the paintings last. Of course modern varnish is applied, but it is unclear what will happen in t
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After leaving the first area to the bridge... was the sky really so close to the ground in the original game, or the old monitors made it look differently? Also nice achievement...!
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I had a feeling they are testing something else. Around 50% of correct answers were option 1
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Prague defenestration is a high school history concept that is self promoting due to the combination of "funny word" and macabre. If there wasnt this fancy word for that, used in tests and quizzes it would be a footnote in history
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You can have an "open" non profit, that is actually closed and is working to turn into a for profit... so those distinctions dont seem to count much nowadays
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Problem with FDA is that they try the "one size fits all" what often leads to blocking something that works onlu for a group of patients. Problem with doctors preascribing against FDA is that it can lead to problems or abuse. Om a
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Did you win the Putnam? If not, then don't be bolder than this guy
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Ao refreshing that new links open in new windows - such a time saver dor those pf us who open hundreds of windows. Top does not sort? Also "top" is what exactly? All time? Today? How do you defend against brigading?
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I remember buying 128mb that was added on top of 64mb what brought me to the unbalanced 192 mb setup. Diablo 2 stopped lagging when a necromancer joined the game and summoned all the skeletons... On an unrelated note Path of exile 1 still l
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Lots of old games dont work anymore, but you can still run them by compabtibility modes. 16 bit programs dont seem to work at all though - you need wine or dosbox
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If there is less than 50% religious people maybe the "in god we trust" could be removed from the dollar? Also are you sure there isnt less than 50% religious people already?
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You had to figure out so much on your own back then - and reinvent the wheel. For me it is fascinating how today I can learn a foreign language, or how to code by interacting with the LLM.
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Getting rid of UEFI is bad?
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The people scraping were too dumb to do it so far, but you just reminded them to start doing it. Alrhough technically HN could detect bots opening tons of profiles and feed them wrong data.
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You mean 22k unique visitors per day making 13k comments and tons of web scraping bots? Data from 2022, so if we multiply it by 2 I would say 26k real hacker news users. Wasnt the stat that for 1 creator there are 10 commenters and 1000 vie
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Alphabet still cant fix search in Android Play store, so it works
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Because twitter helped elect those who set the rules now.
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I doubt that a FAANG programmer from hacker news has to work till they die. You are doing something wrong. Current system isnt great but works. Just fear uncertainity doubt here.
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Thank you for the detailed reply! I want to learn My idea was to go with a "generic" super hero color comic book look. But can be something else too. In fact each character could be different, as long as they stay consistent (-ish
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As someone doing this for fun on a windows 11 machine (96gb ram, 5090 24gb) I wonder if I need any flags to keep the model in memory and avoid swapping to ssd? I use LM studio and qwen3.5 35B - but never figured out if it is swapping or not
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What model allows that? Preferably one that can be self hosted
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I think pandora had the best recommendations - because it was based on real human input, not AI and not even "group think". Sadly many years ago pandora bacame US only, so I couldnt use it (did not bother with VPN).
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Ask HN: Gen model to 1) design characters 2) make a consistent comic with them?
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Apple is very far from anything gaming related - tons of games just dont work. And top tier gaming is pc gaming.
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Maybe there were no errors and a certain techbro helped with the counting machines so right wing could win?
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PIS party works to ruin it, republican style.
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