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by terabytest 1y ago
As a European, American culture baffles me in this regard. Things like school shootings, police violence, traffic deaths, healthcare, alternative (public) transportation, all seem to be linked by a common thread of inaction towards things t
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by terabytest 1y ago
As someone who doesn’t know much about this, I'm curious: If humanity survived far into the future, could we plausibly develop ways to slow or even halt the decay of the universe? Or is this an immutable characteristic of our universe,
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by terabytest 1y ago
Critical alerts are available as an optional setting for medication reminders in the iOS Health app.
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by terabytest 2y ago
The large catalog of mixed DJ sets on Apple Music is the main reason I’m considering switching from Spotify.
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Ask HN: What are some successful or useful AI products so far?
1 points by terabytest 2y ago|2 comments
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by terabytest 2y ago
http://archive.is/rGX3C
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by terabytest 2y ago
In my city, I noticed that some shops in some streets keep changing hands over the years, and some are stable even if they don't look like they get a lot of traffic. I never investigated this or looked deeper into it, but I have a hunc
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by terabytest 2y ago
That’s amazing! Such a cool story. I’m really happy that 2048 was able to help you this way :)
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by terabytest 2y ago
I think 2048-AI had this, but I’m not sure. It’d surely be pretty evil. Imagine it turning on randomly when it detects you’re going too fast :)
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by terabytest 2y ago
This is interesting feedback. I always thought that ads being unobtrusive and not part of gameplay would be the saner choice. In my mind, when games ask you to trade watching an add for some kind of in-game benefit or currency, that feels l
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by terabytest 2y ago
Thank you for your comment. I wanted to add that credit should indeed be given where it's due and that while I didn’t mention Threes in my original post, it has played a significant role in 2048’s existence. Threes is credited on the p
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by terabytest 2y ago
Again, I understand where you’re coming from, but I don’t fully agree. While Threes was an definitely inspiration along the chain, by your logic, any creative work would need a detailed credit trail, even when it grows and evolves into some
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by terabytest 2y ago
I wanted to address this, because I understand where you come from. Threes is actually credited in the about page[1] on play2048.co. The frustration is completely understandable, as Threes is definitely where the concept originated. Due to
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Show HN: 2048 turned 10 this year, I built an updated version to celebrate(play2048.co)
669 points by terabytest 2y ago|212 comments
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by terabytest 2y ago
They use Mobileye technology, owned by Intel. I've not heard of it until now. How does its self-driving performance compare to the likes of Waymo and Tesla?
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Ask HN: Google Search is completely unusable. How do you work around it?
29 points by terabytest 2y ago|32 comments
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by terabytest 2y ago
No. That would not be correct, grammatically speaking.
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Ask HN: One-person companies—how do you manage it all and stay sane?
130 points by terabytest 2y ago|102 comments
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by terabytest 3y ago
I currently load SVGs on the UI thread, draw them on a canvas, and then use `createImageBitmap()` to convert the canvas into an ImageBitmap, which I send back to the web worker. This method allows for scalable vector assets to be rasterized
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by terabytest 3y ago
How feasible is it to build web games with this? I’d like to build something with this treating it like you would Pixi.js, it looks to me like it’d be as performant if not better but with the amazing advantage of having a vector asset pipel
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Scientists Produce First Computer-Generated Genome(biocompare.com)
2 points by terabytest 3y ago|0 comments
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by terabytest 3y ago
This page keeps crashing for me on iOS Safari. Is anyone else experiencing this?
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by terabytest 3y ago
Something looks broken. As soon as you join two elements into an unusual combination it stops generating a response.
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Ask HN: Hiring a white-hat hacker to validate the security of your personal life
2 points by terabytest 3y ago|1 comments
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by terabytest 3y ago
Update: I just received the StarTech adapter, connected it to the monitor via DisplayPort and plugged it into my Satechi Thunderbolt 4 Hub. All seems to work well. Picture quality appears good, the input lag is minimal (slightly higher than
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by terabytest 3y ago
Awesome, I'll keep the Dell hub in mind if the adapter I bought doesn't work. Out of curiosity, do you notice anything out of the ordinary when using the DisplayLink monitor? I.e. mouse lag, compression artifacts, or anything else
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Ask HN: Anyone know workarounds to MacBook Air M2 missing dual-monitor support?
22 points by terabytest 3y ago|14 comments
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Ask HN: Any good (free?) TTS article readers?
6 points by terabytest 3y ago|7 comments
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by terabytest 3y ago
I can’t tell if you’re being sarcastic. How is that acceptable and democratic?
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by terabytest 3y ago
I’m probably missing something but why is an uninstaller allowed to inject code into explorer.exe? That seems like a massive security flaw?

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