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by t-3 2mo ago
Kobo makes the best linux-based readers, but they're somewhat more expensive (I have a Libra 2 and a Sage, my only complaint is lack of a good web browser). Onyx Boox has some nice android readers (I have a Poke 3 that I took everywher
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by t-3 2mo ago
Here's mine: https://www.discogs.com/master/180181-Klondike-Kat-Mobbin-Mu... (Klondike Kat - Mobbin' Muzik Melodies - 1997)
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Ask HN: Give Me Your Earworm
3 points by t-3 2mo ago|6 comments
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by t-3 2mo ago
My cats only chew hard things like kibble, but never chew their wet food, and if given meat or fish, they tear and swallow without chewing.
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by t-3 2mo ago
Cats don't really chew much anyway. If sabre-tooths have a rough tongue like other cats, they can probably scour flesh off bones with that with little need to work over the meat with their teeth.
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by t-3 2mo ago
Civilization refers to cities, not literature. Urban societies need writing and complex social rules to survive, but it's not as if those things can't or haven't arisen in other types of human societies.
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by t-3 2mo ago
American labs are also funded by the US government. Are they equivalent to the US state? Do Chinese and US labs/researchers exist solely in the international sphere, without any domestic concerns or individual aspirations? The Chinese
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by t-3 2mo ago
Do American companies think about the "financial politics" of their decisions? I somehow really doubt it. Government takes sides and sometimes applies leverage to get companies to do what they want, but that's something separ
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Let over Lambda – 50 Years of Lisp(letoverlambda.com)
3 points by t-3 2mo ago|0 comments
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by t-3 2mo ago
Talking about resolution is pointless without mentioning screen size and display tech. PPI is better, but doesn't always work well comparing between technologies.
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by t-3 2mo ago
I was recently skimming through some 20-30 old books about Information Retrieval ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Information_retrieval ), and it was immediately quite striking to me that LLMs are the culmination of the i
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Hands-Free Mouse Uses Eyes and Muscles Instead(hackaday.com)
4 points by t-3 3mo ago|1 comments
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by t-3 3mo ago
European politicians are all about the war, champing at the bit to escalate, expanding militaries and reordering their economies around the MIC. As for insane MAGA and Euro-right, just go read any of them, they are all like that.
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by t-3 3mo ago
> Ukraine [...] are not openly targeting civilians. Ukraine has been pretty openly targeting civilians since 2014 and didn't stop in 2022. It's just (very reasonably) judged differently when one country commits war crimes while
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by t-3 3mo ago
Hitting the enemy where it hurts. It's much more effective to hurt Russian morale by making big explosions and petrol rain from striking a refinery or stopping/delaying shipments to the front line than by shutting down a center wh
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by t-3 3mo ago
Those factories are outside of Ukraine, in Europe. A lot of people (both pro- and anti- Russia) seem to be hoping that Russia will attack Europe to stop Ukrainian drone attacks.
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by t-3 3mo ago
If it can be made comfortable and cheap enough, this could be useful as an interface for AR glasses. The tongue is very sensitive and dextrous, and I imagine that even swipe typing with this kind of touchpad is probably feasible.
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by t-3 3mo ago
I know that it was due to price fixing, but the cartelisation of many industries and lack of any serious anti-trust enforcement (or any other kind of white-collar enforcement) are major factors impacting the economy. A 3 million dollar fine
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by t-3 3mo ago
Eggs 11 years ago cost $0.89 (hell, TWO years ago!). Today they cost $5+.
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by t-3 3mo ago
SIMD is simple, using data-parallel operations in scalar languages is what's awkward.
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by t-3 3mo ago
I left my ~$1k OnePlus phone on the wireless charger for after ATT told me I couldn't use it and forced their spyware Samsung phone on me, The battery puffed up after about a year.
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by t-3 3mo ago
A filament extruder is essentially an injection molding extruder head without the press and mold - it's pretty advanced technology that requires integrating thermal design, mechanical components, and precise electronic monitoring and c
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by t-3 3mo ago
You said: "Nobody "creates" population centers." That's demonstrably false, population centers are created all the time. The fact that populations don't spontaneously appear is irrelevant.
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by t-3 3mo ago
The US still somewhat has a similar distinction with public and private colleges. Private vs public funding rather than private vs public admission .
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by t-3 3mo ago
Yes, the people come from other places. The "population center" is very often made by people with intention though. The global population is still rising, so conjecture about the effect of cities on fertility rates is irrelevant.
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by t-3 3mo ago
Many cities and settlements have been created intentionally rather than as a result of populations organically reproducing on the spot. Colonies, chartered towns/cities/etc, company towns, etc. It's a very common thing throug
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by t-3 3mo ago
Leah Neukirchen's lr and xe are very nice as a find and xargs replacement (although lr's test flag is way too complex). lr *.file | xe -s ' ... ' is a really great pattern for iterative scripting and hard to get wrong.
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by t-3 3mo ago
Yeah, steam link is basically unusable for me with games that need a real-time response even between two devices with wired connections. The only system I've found comparable to sunshine/moonlight in terms of performance is Sony&#
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by t-3 3mo ago
I use Sunshine/Moonlight between my desktop and PS Vita. The key is that your host at least needs to be wired and ideally with low latency to your wireless router, which is hopefully modern and appropriately placed and configured for o
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by t-3 3mo ago
It doesn't have to be. Searching out the unknown is seeking out new knowledge, seeking to diminish ignorance. You don't need to believe in higher powers or anything like that to search for new knowledge. Spirituality is a shortcut

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