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by verticalscaler 2y ago
I would push it for $1.
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by verticalscaler 2y ago
On Tinder you get invited to pay $500/mo for some "super secret exclusive" version. I got prompted by the app with a free month - it is wall to wall high end escorts. At some point you gotta accept that this is dystopia.
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by verticalscaler 2y ago
Thus ruining these peoples day and rather strengthening my point. :P Receipt and delivery time is all that is necessary, 10 minutes tops, in and out. It absolutely can and should go that way and did in your case. But sometimes the pomp and
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by verticalscaler 2y ago
They have the same Suica type chips embedded in the Japanese iPhone models, big whoop. One can't help but eyeball a stupid and expensive phone and a hair thin flexible Suica card and shrug. You could also cut that chip out and put it o
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by verticalscaler 2y ago
Nothing so complicated guys, it is because they are Japanese. Obviously they can get rid of fax machines and Do Tech Better. Here, go to a 7 floor electronics store and you'll see Walmart style greeters in larger numbers. Wall to wall.
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by verticalscaler 2y ago
That's what Cloudflare charges. It costs them around 6 cents.
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by verticalscaler 2y ago
Well, no. This is a reasonable guess turned strangely confidently wrong and opinionated. Voice acting is quite literally done a sentence or at most a paragraph at a time. Often the recording order is completely different from the script. An
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by verticalscaler 2y ago
Creating the universe in 100 lines of code is the ultimate code golf and we have all been nerd sniped.
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by verticalscaler 2y ago
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/userguide/mpuove... Multipart upload allows you to upload a single object as a set of parts. Each part is a contiguous portion of the object's data. You ca
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by verticalscaler 2y ago
Look we both know it is Florida man not Florida person in them future headlines and ain't no way the legal system in this brave new world is giving a dude half in the AI divorce.
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by verticalscaler 2y ago
That's pretty neat, not much in the way of progress bar for me but they load in about 30 seconds. And it seems a little choppy at times but playable. Reminds me of late stage flash era games.
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by verticalscaler 2y ago
Would Paleoalgorithmics not just be the exploration of ancient algorithms? Here we are taking modern code and teleporting it back in time. Or perhaps rather taking hardware back to the future. Clearly it should be called DeLoreanithmics.
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by verticalscaler 2y ago
The way to get around your side channel verification phrase is by introducing an element of stress and urgency: "omg, help, I'm being robbed and they need $300 immediately or they'll hurt me, no time for a passphrase!" c
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Global Outdoor Days Map – Now vs. 2100(eltahir.mit.edu)
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by verticalscaler 2y ago
Zed? More like Zen.
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by verticalscaler 2y ago
Lies! Typical greek coverup! Justice for the oppressed Aeolians!
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by verticalscaler 2y ago
1.5g-3g a day is fine. Powder form comes with little dosing spoon.. just do a little reading its very accessible.
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by verticalscaler 2y ago
Morally questionable? Are they taking the Hobbits to Isengard?
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by verticalscaler 2y ago
I simply don't understand the Venn diagram of people who read/write in such a manner and HN but here we are. I was vaguely aware of Andreessen as the guy who invented the first web browser, a socially useful accomplishment by
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by verticalscaler 2y ago
Increasingly see such comments on HN. It is weird.
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by verticalscaler 3y ago
Or imagine a name like that for a band or car for the masses? Gawfah and hurmph indeed.
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by verticalscaler 3y ago
This review channel begs to differ: https://www.youtube.com/@TheQuantifiedScientist/videos He very throughly compares countless models with a Polar H10 strap. Some come close enough.
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by verticalscaler 3y ago
The folks that live the longest in your studies were all born at the beginning of the tumultuous 20th century rather than some optimal fishbowl experiment. If, for example, one of them was visiting a market in NYC around 1924 it is unlikely
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by verticalscaler 3y ago
I'll speculate "what is really happening" - Think of a voice like a musical instrument. This learned to be a Shazam for human voices instead of songs. And just like you can figure out by ear a snippet of music was made on a Y
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by verticalscaler 3y ago
How are they to know you aren't your own grandpa?
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by verticalscaler 3y ago
Ah yes, I forgot to mention the obvious, the linked article is an infomercial. Glad somebody else pointed it out.
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by verticalscaler 3y ago
A well made thermos (like my zojirushi) will keep stuff cool for more than one day. And coffee hot from dawn till dusk. No batteries or cables required. I'll never understand these things.
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by verticalscaler 3y ago
True, can't think of much else this popular. He started posting videos again recently with some regularity after a lull. Audience is in the low hundreds of thousands. I assume fewer than 100k actually finish videos and fewer still do a
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by verticalscaler 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fishfinder “Initially, our fish finder was sold for 600,000 yen per unit, which was as expensive as a house in those days. Despite its high price, the company’s technology attracted fi
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by verticalscaler 3y ago
There's clearly an Oceans 11 type plot here. Or perhaps The Producers is more apt, not sure.

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