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I guess the idea is that over time you'd learn to navigate without needing the turn by turn instructions that a smartphone spits out - like how people used to do it. It wouldn't just be to break smartphone dependence, but to gain
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To be honest, I was debating on even posting my message initially. It was off topic but I figured it would've been ignored. If I knew it was going to derail the discussion about Stratoscope's analysis that much, I wouldn't&#x
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3y ago
Decent guess, but nah. Something to do with corporate tax accounting. Can't remember the details because that's out of my element.
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3y ago
> But you likely get hundreds of call to action from notifications every day This line stood out to me. Do people really get this many? A few months ago I started an experiment to put my phone in permanent Do Not Disturb mode - only lett
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3y ago
It's only scary at the beginning. Then you get used to it. Every single social media site - including HN - has uninformed people agreeing that a correct-sounding answer must be right. My friend the tax accountant gets downvoted for cla
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3y ago
> reporting all my media, habits, etc to their movie studio bed partners is the claim. What you posted does not support that.
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This is why I never take the jellyfin evangelicals seriously. Plex is good software - nothing has been taken away and my experience with it has been consistently good and stable for multiple years. > plex reporting all my media, habits,
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3y ago
I tried the egg pasta thing with the kitchen aid roller attachment. Good results, but not worth the effort in the least bit and I really enjoy the process of cooking usually. Then I tried making the biang biang noodles that Ethan C demonstr
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That's an interesting way to frame the reddit debacle. Reddit could have mandated ads to be displayed as a part of their TOS of API usage, but just decided not to - for the clear reason of centralizing users to their app. It wasn'
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It’s interesting how confidently they asserted something plain wrong.
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The Guardian lost any credibility from me when they started boogeyman'ing aspartame[0] and put out a slanted scare article about how folks in the food industry are responsible for developing nutritional guidelines[1]. [0]: https:/
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3y ago
I switched to cooking - gives me the same feeling music does to you. Not so great for the waist though
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> Unfortunately this means that valve is no longer a corp headed by game devs. It's corporate exec, HR and lawyer types That's a very interesting statement to say after the release of the steam deck considering how open it is a
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Not sure if it's just me, but that calculator doesn't seem right given the formula it's supposed to be based off of. Someone else can check my work[0], but the only assumption I made was for K in the calculator (lambda in the
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3y ago
The delivery solution reminds me of the why-dropbox question. Delivery is fine* if you know exactly the amount you need or are fine with paying for extra materials. There were a few times I needed an extra piece or just needed something els
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3y ago
The Lowes and HD near me always have their trucks either in maintenance or rented out. It's always a mistake to rely on their availability here. Rebuilding my deck and making raised beds was basically an exercise in begging friends for
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3y ago
A few months ago there was a post on HN about catching up to the current state of LLM dev and learning how to use it. In it there were recommendations for hardware - the lowest tier being a 3090/4090. When looking at the decision tree
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3y ago
Unsure why this comment was flagged. I took a look at the proposed changes in the press release and it seems like things HN would support. Is it because the rules are centered around kids? Yea I'd like the same rules applied to my demo
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3y ago
Using those numbers, you can probably do the same thing on a 1gig service. 4k Netflix seems to top out around 20Mbps.
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Reader mode on Firefox on the initial page load removed the paywall block for me.
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This is very short sighted. Lower prices inevitably come at a cost to quality. Normally this is corrected for in physical stores (you can see if something looks cheap), but it's not so easy with online shops. So yea, everything's
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We're in the same situation - the budget just can't take it. On the plus side, I've learned how to cook meals better than any restaurant I've been to. Just need the right tools to get started. It's surprisingly easy
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My network is dual stack and all my VMs are Debian. No issues here.
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I was watching the real-time 9/11 site earlier today. GWB made a television statement 30 minutes after the first tower was hit. That’s the kind of response time I would expect from a president in today’s hyperconnected society - it was
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22mil healthcare workers according to [1] in 2021 ~$60k annual pay as of 2023 [2] Funny math ends up at $1.3T for healthcare workers. Looks like half an order magnitude higher than your estimate - even if we assume they were paid much less
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That's not a small grocery store despite the name. And there's a supercenter less than a mile away from that, so that example is not even relevant to their point.
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Right back at you? The bill in the article is a call for deregulation. Zero to do with killing competition
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I'm more-or-less convinced that people who complain about executive pay and its impact to end users don't know how to do basic math. Let's take AT&T as an example. From a rough search[1], they make let's say $70m tot
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λ = v / f The velocity (v) is the speed of light for gravitational waves, which is already a really big number. If the frequency (f) is based on the period of the black holes which circle around each other, then I assume one rotation h
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It's not an uncommon expression. I searched the term in a chat room my friends (of varying professional backgrounds) have used over the past 5 years. There were about 200 instances of us using the word.
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