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by stevage 11mo ago
Australian here. Barely anyone uses cash anymore. It's weird to see debates about moving towards technology we had 35 years ago which we don't even use anymore.
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by stevage 11mo ago
Kind of emblematic of the issue of Americans not looking to other countries to see what works and what doesn't.
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by stevage 11mo ago
It's so strange to start with "stop minting pennies" but not "stop pennies being legal tender". But then as an Australian it also seems very weird to even have pennies in circulation. We ditched ours in the 80s.
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by stevage 11mo ago
It does say that paper boarding passes won't exist at all. No printing at the airport. And they claim this makes flying "greener". They also call passengers who don't check-in beforehand "stupid".
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by stevage 11mo ago
Bahaha. The idea of SpaceX landing robots on Mars next year is wild. 2036 maybe.
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by stevage 11mo ago
What's the relevance of Mars to Tesla?
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by stevage 11mo ago
That was too easy.
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by stevage 11mo ago
This is a fun piece, though I definitely don't agree with it for the teams I have been in. OP seems to assume that code is better than no code. Often this has not been true, and collaboration has either pointed out that a feature alrea
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by stevage 11mo ago
I've never seen a bag similar to this so from that perspective it's a bit innovative. I am so very very far from the target market here though.
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by stevage 11mo ago
I wish they'd used a better image than the low contrast mountain, which rarely transformed into anything much.
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by stevage 11mo ago
From Wikipedia: > The Hierarchical navigable small world (HNSW) algorithm is a graph-based approximate nearest neighbor search technique used in many vector databases.[1] Nearest neighbor search without an index involves computing the di
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Ask HN: Where did the tech people on Twitter go?
12 points by stevage 1y ago|23 comments
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by stevage 1y ago
This is reassuring. I started vime coding a side project and quickly got repulsed by the feeling of disconnection and lack of ownership. I put it on the shelf for a bit then came back and started over, writing all the code myself (but with
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by stevage 1y ago
As someone who works in web mapping, I have to quibble with "The Google Maps of...". This is just an interactive map - it doesn't have features that particularly resemble Google Maps, particularly navigation. A bit of work on
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by stevage 1y ago
Yeah, that's a whole different thing. I saw this map once that showed places in California and how they were used to film various locations around the world. Turns out LA is very well situated.
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by stevage 1y ago
https://whenever.world/ It's an explorable database of films, TV shows, books and board games based around their historical setting: where and when the thing is set. It's been incredibly complex and interesting ge
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by stevage 1y ago
It says that the banking is intentionally excessive.
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by stevage 1y ago
What exactly did it do? And why can't it do that anymore?
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by stevage 1y ago
Do you honestly expect a company like Anthropic to take data privacy laws seriously? I do not.
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by stevage 1y ago
This is great. would be really nice to be able to reject suggestions though.
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by stevage 1y ago
To be clear: they used Gaussian splatting, they didn't use Vision Pros.
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by stevage 1y ago
I can imagine for certain niche use cases it really is the killer app though. Like couples in long distance relationships, certain kinds of consultants etc.
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by stevage 1y ago
There's a video version of the article linked partway down which actually works better than the text one for seeing the thing in action a bit.
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by stevage 1y ago
An argument which begins by reducing an entire industry down to a single "purpose" is not convincing.
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by stevage 1y ago
The first couple of paragraphs of price comparisons are useful. Then there are many paragraphs of sheer waffle. The author doesn't even seem able to define what "the cloud" is: > The whole debate of “is this still the clou
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by stevage 1y ago
Lots of other ways to include URLs in an HTML document that wouldn't be visible to a real user, though.
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by stevage 1y ago
The title is confusing, should be "commented-out".
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by stevage 1y ago
Clearly that isn't the goal.
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by stevage 1y ago
In what way is that an issue?
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Beware of MuseScore.com's Deceptive Practices: How to Get Refund(old.reddit.com)
3 points by stevage 1y ago|0 comments

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