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by s_dev 4y ago
>With LEDs, what's the "I don't want to deal with this, I just want something that will work as intended and not introduce weird artifacts"? That sounds like an ideal situation the free market should be fixing -- so w
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by s_dev 4y ago
For those who found the film hilarious and want something with the same energy: An absurd premise delivered factually and solemnly in a way that would never be considered today. Dealing with a Rabbit infestation on an Irish isle https:&#x
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by s_dev 4y ago
>The bank also needs to pay the loan back by an agreed uppn time (which destroys the money). Perhaps you can clarify by what you mean by 'destroyed'. To my knowledge once the bank has 'created' the money it will alway
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by s_dev 4y ago
Where do you think ChatGPT gets the data to try on to produce results from a query? I suspect websites like this are part and parcel of the training data it scours the open web for.
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by s_dev 4y ago
>I didn't say they should get the benefit of the doubt. >Therefore I doubt the situation is the result of actively malicious behavior. This is giving them the 'benefit of the doubt'.
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by s_dev 4y ago
> It doesn't look like Lego has even been contacted and asked to remedy the situation. Lego is giant international corporation with a small army of lawyers and dedicated compliance officers. They don't get the benefit of the do
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by s_dev 4y ago
https://archive.is/5HpVD
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The fault, dear VCs, is not in your stars(ft.com)
2 points by s_dev 4y ago|3 comments
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by s_dev 4y ago
>I have never seen such cognitive dissonance here at HN The cognitive dissonance is that most sv startups and SVB clients are run by people with very strong right wing economic beliefs. Suddenly when they're affected they're as
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by s_dev 4y ago
This seems to be just a support thread with two comments? Was kinda expecting a full bug explanation or something with a bit more substance as to why this is happening beyond 'it's just very odd'.
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by s_dev 4y ago
Your account was created 19 minutes ago.
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by s_dev 4y ago
>still they decided to poke the bear. In case anyone is wondering this is line is very telling. It's Russian propaganda -- anyone who uses it has been consuming Russian media.
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by s_dev 4y ago
I would imagine it comes down to the fact mirrors need to be cleaned and can break easily from rapid temperature changes -- a hot day and suddenly cool rain comes down can break a mirror.
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by s_dev 4y ago
Some things are more important than money. Studying at Harvard can offer a lot more than a good ROI on your degree -- including the opportunity to work and get to know some very smart people. Lots of people graduated from Harvard to go on t
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by s_dev 4y ago
a) That line of thinking was eviscerated with Johnson and Kussenberg. b) The BBC is biased against Labor and SNP as a growing number of Britons are coming to realise. Clearly towing the line in favor of the Tory party. c) Plenty of nations
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by s_dev 4y ago
Modi should have funded an Indian documentary on the financing of Rishi Sunak and his wife as a way of silencing criticism -- Tories would pull BBC in to line pretty quick then. Seems those with dirty hands are quick to point the finger.
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by s_dev 4y ago
So why is it relevant to the curious mind on HN in 2023? Was there a significant change made to the system?
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by s_dev 4y ago
“I've come up with a set of rules that describe our reactions to technologies: 1. Anything that is in the world when you’re born is normal and ordinary and is just a natural part of the way the world works. 2. Anything that's inve
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by s_dev 4y ago
Because the article says it grew last year and is forecasted to grow next year and your article is behind a paywall.
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by s_dev 4y ago
>When Ireland fought to be independent of the UK, to take but one example This woefully misunderstands Irish Independence (UK oppressed Ireland but the EU never oppressed the UK) but if you wish to use that analogy: https://ww
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by s_dev 4y ago
I can well imagine there are lots of upset people having lost their jobs. However it never seems to be a priority or even on radar for jobseekers to consider how a a company handles layoffs or handled layoffs in the past as a proxy for thei
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by s_dev 4y ago
I give a prompt I get an answer. I give keywords I get a list of results. Search Engine results were never guaranteed to be 'right' just relevant to the user to used the keywords. I'm not sure why ChatGPT has to have a '
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by s_dev 4y ago
I recall when Steam introduced their bans for cheating in games. They have it timed so that do it in batches of 6 month period effectively allowing cheats to operate with impunity for a certain amount of time -- this period is crucial to cr
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by s_dev 4y ago
The reason laptops or phones are stolen is simply because they're perceived as valuable. If stealing an Apple product isn't perceived as a good opportunity people will opt to steal other phones and laptops instead. It will take ti
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by s_dev 4y ago
For now -- but possibly not in 2024. I would go higher. At least 24 GB if you're buying an M2 Pro.
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by s_dev 4y ago
I've been waiting over a year for this. My M1 8GB is simply not up to spec for iOS Dev work. Apple Store literally had nothing with 16GB when I had to buy it. I asked about when they could get one in -- Apple store assistant told me it
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by s_dev 4y ago
I think this is the best take. We can't right all wrongs from the past but this is a good first step about what we can do right now and with the knowledge we have.
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by s_dev 4y ago
Nah -- this sounds like Google buying YouTube or Android for billions while they were in their infancy but had proven tech. People did say at the time Google overpaid but they were some of the wisest investments Google ever made. I hope Mic
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by s_dev 4y ago
And Irish Coffee. In fact to 'Irish' any food in the US generally means add whiskey or potatoes.
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by s_dev 4y ago
Other universities have caught it on camera. https://www.tcd.ie/news_events/articles/trinity-scientists-c...

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