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   by system2 2y ago

   I wouldn't bother dealing with it. But you can use something like StyleBot or Tampermonkey to override the css: Before Animation: <yt-smartimation class="smartimation smartimation--experiment-enabled smartimation--enable-maskin
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   by system2 2y ago

   Not victim blaming but wow. Some people are really naive yet they can still have so much money while very high IQ people struggle to make money due to their lack of social skills.
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   by system2 2y ago

   Warren Buffett, Bill Gates, Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, Charlie Munger, Ray Dalio, Mark Cubam, Ophray, Richard Branson, Steve Jobs, Jack Ma, Howard Schultz, Sheryl Sandberg. And many more mentioned Luck played a big role in their success. Please
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   by system2 2y ago

   I know people hustled and tried for decades didn't get lucky. Many rich people mention luck in their source of success as well.
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   by system2 2y ago

   The word ChatGPT uses the most is "apologize". Whenever I ask it to clean up a code and it either screws up the syntax or removes some necessary parts then starts apologizing until it is fixed or I give up. I specifically ask Chat
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   by system2 2y ago

   Why is it so difficult for these articles to insert the photo or place the correct link for it? Here is the image of the camera: https://www.swatchgroup.com/sites/default/files/inline-image...
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   by system2 2y ago

   Forgot to mention "lucky" part.
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   by system2 2y ago

   Other than being randomly happening, it is not a threat. ElevenLabs does it in a few seconds already. If you are using mic while using Ai, expect companies like OpenAi to steal every bit of your soul. Nothing new here.
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   by system2 2y ago

   I 100% agree. Additionally, I am amazed to see that people can pay outrageous fees for cloud services such as Azure VD. For the fraction of the yearly cloud budget, companies can create crazy stable, offline-capable infrastructure themselve
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    by system2 2y ago

    Visuals are top-notch.
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    by system2 2y ago

    It is not the #1 reason. #1 reason is being in the same train with other human beings. Nobody wants to deal with public transportation anxiety. Trains are so relaxed and loose security compared to airplanes.
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    by system2 2y ago

    "CrowdStrike, Inc., CC BY-SA 4.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0 , via Wikimedia Commons. License for this derivative work is also under CC BY-SA 4.0 "
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    by system2 2y ago

    Do you really expect internet strangers to sit down for hours and hours to make google searches for you just to prove you are wrong? I already spent 2 minutes of my life for you to learn something. I don't have time for this, please le
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    by system2 2y ago

    You'd experience at least 3-5 per year if you work in IT. There really is a long list but since it is not my argument, I won't list them after searching for an hour. The list starts early 2000s, not recent. EDIT: Whatever, I will
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    by system2 2y ago

    Anyone who worked in IT knows this, it is not something rare. Literally every month, for example one from last month: https://www.techradar.com/computing/windows/windows-11-updat... This is the main reason every I
16. 586.▲
    by system2 2y ago

    I vividly remember pushing 233 to 300.
17. 587.▲
    by system2 2y ago

    Pentium 2 was released in 1997 and was released with maximum speed of 450 MHZ which could be overclocked much higher.
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    by system2 2y ago

    The diagram of connected Apollo computers reminds me of Nvidia's presentation of their ai cpu farms. Will we feel the same about nvidia presentations in 30 years?
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    by system2 2y ago

    Maybe one day people will learn what a blog is.
20. 590.▲
    by system2 2y ago

    When I change the area it does not refresh. It would be nice to have a "search in this area" button just like google maps to refresh the viewport.
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    by system2 2y ago

    It is scary if all the core infrastructure is based on windows.
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    by system2 2y ago

    Why aren't these findings or studies published as blog format? You'd think these would be available to humanity in 2024.
23. 593.▲
    by system2 2y ago

    As in smaller or bigger? People are asking for a small phone, not bigger.
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    by system2 2y ago

    I've been using Dark Reader for a long time and even donated for their amazing work. It is my favorite Chrome Extension by a large margin. https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/dark-reader/eimadpb...
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    by system2 2y ago

    It is over 18 months old. Why is being promoted here now?
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    by system2 2y ago

    Good. Maybe they will price them properly now.
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    by system2 2y ago

    Why would you not use YoutubeLite for this? Just thumbnail loading then embed / play on click. You are reinventing the wheel for no reason.
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    by system2 2y ago

    Realistically, when are we going to see a consumer grade lithium battery replacement?
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    by system2 2y ago

    Despite the efforts people will not stick to HN for long unless they are really into technology. I am inclined to create an a script to see user activity after registration and drop out rates.
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    by system2 2y ago

    Yes, they are called websites.