simonsarris

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GoJS is now free for personal, non-commercial use(gojs.net)
2 points by simonsarris 11d ago|0 comments
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by simonsarris 12d ago
I think you're playing dumb on purpose here but in general yes, you are missing out on all the friends and connections and interesting conversations you have not made. I don't know what those are for you, but they're transpar
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Ask HN: What non-IT/Software industries have benefitted the most from AI?
2 points by simonsarris 17d ago|6 comments
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by simonsarris 23d ago
> The wording is confusing but the account in question is the Antigravity account. We will change the ToS wording here to make that clearer. - Varun Mohan on the antigravity team https://x.com/_mohansolo/status/
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by simonsarris 24d ago
You can't imagine a more useful Roomba? I think for safety reasons, we won't want any home robots to be very strong. Just precise.
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by simonsarris 24d ago
more likely 4 pro will be released pretty soon instead, since pre-training for 4 began in late July https://x.com/OfficialLoganK/status/2079594867161022817
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by simonsarris 24d ago
it is most likely that 4 pro will be released pretty soon instead, since pre-training for 4 began in late July. https://x.com/OfficialLoganK/status/2079594867161022817
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Gemini 3.8 Flash and 3.8 Flash Cyber(blog.google)
76 points by simonsarris 24d ago|0 comments
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by simonsarris 25d ago
> However, it is a precedent for governments deciding the names of things. ??? that's not true at all > reminds me a lot of political/nationalist renaming of things like roads which is very common in parts of South Asia Isn&
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by simonsarris 25d ago
Yes, this seems to happen a lot in small companies. It seems less inevitable in big ones but it still happens. You would think at a minimum AA would want to hire a journalist or similar simply to shadow him for a year, get him to dictate ev
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by simonsarris 27d ago
I've been active here since 2009 and it started to get worse around 2016, and much worse in the last 2 years. Before 2016, any flippant, pointlessly cynical comment would be downvoted to oblivion. There were almost none that didn'
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by simonsarris 1mo ago
Your first line is just as true of every single internet comment you have ever read, including your own. > I propose a sane rule You know this is untenable. You would be unable to use search engines for over a decade, or walk into a Targ
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by simonsarris 2mo ago
That's a feedlot for finishing. Throughout its life, a cow will spend 70-80% of its life in pasture. Feedlots are only efficient for the finishing of the cow.
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by simonsarris 2mo ago
I make this point and several more here, with some emissions figures: https://map.simonsarris.com/p/veganism-and-moral-intuitions The ecology of it, including emissions, isn't really that bad if you're Americ
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by simonsarris 2mo ago
That is not how we keep cattle in the United States. In the US about 82% of grazing land is rangeland, which continues to support the natural ecosystems (prairies, shrublands, steppes, etc). In places like Ireland, where cows have existed f
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by simonsarris 2mo ago
also note that `class="text-red-500 text-green-500"` gets flagged immediately by the Tailwind VS Code plugin > 'text-green-500' applies the same CSS properties as 'text-red-500'. tailwindcss(cssConflict) So
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by simonsarris 2mo ago
Yeah backlash against railroads was very widespread, from lots of angles (farmers, property owners, canal investors, health-conscious people, religious leaders, etc). Probably the same for cars.
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by simonsarris 2mo ago
I think you are missing the point of talking about utility in the first place. I have no interest in lamentations. If you told someone to stay away from social networks because of their flaws, you would be doing them a cultural and professi
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by simonsarris 2mo ago
> but because "everyone is there." That ubiquity is the only "genuine utilty" they are offering you. Sure. So what? You nonetheless cannot deny the utility. The friends that I have made from social networks are no les
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by simonsarris 2mo ago
I just have website.com and my Substack is subdomain.website.com. If I ever wanted to move off (I definitely don't!) I could keep all the urls exactly the same with self-hosting. But substack solved distribution (and community, and boo
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by simonsarris 2mo ago
> even if, from first principles this is a non-starter in a democratic society. This is a strange phrase - initially you had to either own land (therefore pay tax) or else if you lived in a city and didn't own land but paid suffici
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by simonsarris 2mo ago
I'm sorry but you live in a bubble that is beyond imagination. I don't think even 0.5% of tourists to the USA think this.
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by simonsarris 2mo ago
very minor nit but no CO2 is released during concrete curing. And over time (decades) the calcium hydroxide in concrete reacts with CO2 to pull it out of the air, producing calcium carbonate. Ca(OH)2 + CO2 → CaCO3 + H2O (producing
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Reading Well(map.simonsarris.com)
2 points by simonsarris 3mo ago|0 comments
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by simonsarris 3mo ago
That sounds a bit like one of Saturn's (1985-2010) original ideas from the 80s. The plastic paneling was easy to take off so that people could DIY change the colors or add their own panels (and Saturn engineers could quickly revise sty
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Breadcrumbs(map.simonsarris.com)
2 points by simonsarris 3mo ago|0 comments
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GoJS – Interactive diagramming for every industry(gojs.net)
3 points by simonsarris 3mo ago|0 comments
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by simonsarris 4mo ago
> It is hard to overstate the damage that the infinite money being poured into AI is doing to the wider economy. I get what you're saying but medium term this is an extremely funny sentiment. This money being poured is likely to end
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by simonsarris 4mo ago
On November 16 2022 Michael Burry tweeted "You have no idea how short I am" On January 31st 2023 Michael Burry just tweeted out "Sell" that period was the market bottom, which has rocketed since then. (QQQ more than doub
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by simonsarris 4mo ago
reminiscent of when people were trying to mine bitcoin in the background of web pages, or with more trad malware

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