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Third, isn't this interfering in the Free Market? Although I'm skeptical about "AI", and I think that "AI" pricing will completely upset what we all intuitively think about pricing and "the law of supply
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I do not really agree with the premise of this story. not that I think it is entirely wrong just wanting everything in a simple package. I have been to stores (autopart stores used to be more just ask for the part) that just have a counter
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Not a fan of Tesla or Musk. I have not heard anything from the Austin trials beyond the initial flurry of "breaking the law" (that should be looked into and dealt with by Tesla and law enforcement). Everything from Tesla is late a
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1y ago
I am going to say that air and food do not really count s tech. They are part of the environment. There is tech related to those things but not those things themselves. If you want to include them then add water. Also, vi? Emacs is much bet
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Venture capitalists love this type of story, because its sells the most funding in future rounds. I would have thought the venture capitalists would not love this story so much because it, a little bit, points to quantum computing as bein
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I listened to the "Joy of Y" podcast of an interview with Ewin Tang and thought it was an enlightening view of the current state of quantum computing. https://www.quantamagazine.org/what-is-the-true-promise-of-q...
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Related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44635419
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I grew up in a rural area that did not have a lot of economic opportunities and I wonder if there are some parallels with the (sub)urbanization/modernization of areas. I did not read the whole article (paywall) and we were not poor (
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So is this something that is run on an external computer, using the TV for the display, or something else?
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I think I would have lived in one when I was younger. I wish real estate (and other) markets could get out of a one size fits all mentality.
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Not a single bench. benches with an awnings over them should be in all parks and playgrounds.
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Fancy. Shows different information than the plain USGS Earthquake map. https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/map/?extent=16.88866...
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Don't show it to anybody.
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Do not buy stuff you do not own.
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This reply is a little off the cuff but the "Indentured" is referring to the fact that the workers cannot just pick up and leave without consequences. They do not have transportation so would have to just walk home and are not hol
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How secret was this site after it was discovered? It could not have been completely secret there is currently cultivated land around it. It is a pretty amazing looking place.
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I was diagnosed with mild dyslexia in the 1980s. I mix up d and b and write some letters upside down (numbers are not a problem, 6s and 9s, but I was told that I write my 8s upside down). I was always a prolific reader but could not spell a
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I thought for a moment ht this could be an argument for global trade. as it only reduces the CO2 output it is good but not carbon negative.
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1y ago
Why not both?
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I have not had time to read the article yet, but does anyone have an informed opinion about this? There was a time that I would have jumped (at least in a small way) but much of what is going on in the world makes me generally more skeptica
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Yes, but I do not think they are driving there yet.
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Not solved yet.
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What is this going to be used for? I saw the examples but I am wondering who is spending to ensure this level of randomness?
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She flew hazardous fighter planes for Britain during WW2. She just turned 106
(theguardian.com)
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Sadly, getting an HVAC person willing to install a heat pump system in Texas seems to be quite a challenge. We had a heat pump installed here in central Texas about a year ago. It replaced a heat pump 40+ years old. There are a couple loc
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one at the average age of 44, and the other at the average age of 60
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They are not available yet. I am looking forward to seeing them though.
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(measured against other currencies or gold or whatever) This is an aside but could there be a more stable measure of value. i had a friend that said money should be a measure of work (like on hour of labor). Of course that has the same tr
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What was the prompt? I am not too surprised. It has no doubt been trained on lots of HN headlines. At least one of the headlines is very similar to existing stories. "The Story of SQLite": https://news.ycombinator.com&#
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So, how do these tiles differ from other non periodic tiling? I have looked at but not read the paper. It could be a little over my head.
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