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by timcobb 2y ago
So, uh, do you think they've driven productivity up 30%? ;) ;) ;)
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by timcobb 2y ago
This all makes sense. But then since Google is not a benevolent entity either, why did Krebs make sense as a customer for Google and not for Akamai?
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by timcobb 2y ago
Have you ever had kids? If you are not a birthing person, have you ever been with a birthing person for the duration of their pregnancy?
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by timcobb 2y ago
Seeing this also https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42592524
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by timcobb 2y ago
What are some use cases for this?
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by timcobb 2y ago
That's my company!
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by timcobb 2y ago
Can't access the article :/ But, perhaps related, I learned of this the other day https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_front_(China)
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by timcobb 2y ago
No
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by timcobb 2y ago
Segway seems to have hardly been a dead end, or useless for that matter. Segway-style devices like the electric unicycle and many other light mobility devices seem to be direct descendants of the Segway. Segway introduced gyroscopes to the
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by timcobb 2y ago
Cursor has been quite the jaw-dropping game changer for me for greenfield hobby dev. I don't know how useful it would be for my job, where I do maintenance on a pretty big app, and develop features on this pretty big app. But it could
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by timcobb 2y ago
So it just kept going and neither one stopped?
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by timcobb 2y ago
What does Gemini say?
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by timcobb 2y ago
Gold has many practical applications though. I think our electronics have gold in them, for example…
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by timcobb 2y ago
Please elaborate for those without context. Would be much appreciated.
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Simulation of the Formation of the Moon (2022)(icc.dur.ac.uk)
3 points by timcobb 2y ago|1 comments
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by timcobb 2y ago
Here it is in 3D: https://icc.dur.ac.uk/giant_impacts/moon_strip_orbit_houdini... From https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.3847/2041-8213/ac8d96/... Good evening HN.
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by timcobb 2y ago
The war evolves every day... Russia has upgraded those Iranian drones themselves many times, including just this week introducing a variant with a thermobaric warhead. There is a constant tit-for-tat with electronic warfare devices and dron
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by timcobb 2y ago
In my opinion, the Russians are quite tactically adaptive. The current war has seen tit-for-tat adaptation between both sides. The Russians don't/can't invest resources in not losing personnel. It's not a priority for th
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by timcobb 2y ago
Quite the non sequitur here lol: > The belief that somehow everything is free on the internet was widespread in the late 1990s. Sites were overwhelmingly free and if MP3 files were spotted by an alert surfer, it was almost considered rud
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by timcobb 2y ago
Awesome that it's offline, too! Amazing work.
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by timcobb 2y ago
Some people have internalized that underpaid employees get what they deserve (i.e. they're not actually underpaid at all) and I believe that's one of the factors that leads to the abuse.
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by timcobb 2y ago
Can you describe what happened that you don't want to drink? Edit: oh, I see you describe it elsewhere in the thread. Thank you for sharing.
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by timcobb 2y ago
Building VS Code :)
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by timcobb 2y ago
Could be, but definitely worth flagging at the top of HN for everyone to see!
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by timcobb 2y ago
The price of interacting with people in person
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by timcobb 2y ago
Isn't this the same thing that happens when you train a human on truths vs falsehoods?
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by timcobb 2y ago
> then there should be some way to lose money slowly for years and then suddenly make it all back and more. This is how I always pictured domain name investing.
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by timcobb 2y ago
Wow this looks so cool.
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by timcobb 2y ago
80/20 rule strikes again! (c'mon folks, this applies to just about everything)...
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by timcobb 2y ago
Yeah why would it be backdoored by the Russian government? Because Durov is Russian?

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