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by whycome 3y ago
So far ahead of his time. He really wanted to make a film on Napoleon. Though not officially related to his work, one got made last year to mixed reviews. And he started production on the movie "AI - Artificial Intelligence" after
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by whycome 3y ago
There needs to be one more nav mode: mouse, but not POV movement. Touch mode doesn't seem to work with mouse, but I want to move the image like I would a 3D map instead of as if I'm viewing in VR goggles.
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by whycome 3y ago
Well the silencing really seems to be more of a DDOS over Bluetooth...
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Ask HN: Can I take photographs of the eclipse with my smartphone?
3 points by whycome 3y ago|4 comments
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'Reggaeton Be Gone': This homemade machine silences neighbours' music using AI(euronews.com)
3 points by whycome 3y ago|1 comments
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by whycome 3y ago
What if this is just another foreshock?
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by whycome 3y ago
I read this as "it will be illegal to be tired of late messages from your boss." > at least $100 per offense How is that any kind of disincentive. That's just billable hours at a certain point.
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by whycome 3y ago
This is like some sort of zero-day exploit they accidentally discovered and burned at once.
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Black Uber Eats driver banned after "continued mismatches" by facial-recognition(bbc.com)
6 points by whycome 3y ago|6 comments
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Ford hasn't shipped the F-150 Lightning since Feb 9 due to undisclosed issue(arstechnica.com)
26 points by whycome 3y ago|2 comments
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by whycome 3y ago
I really like: Pathfinder. Brackets. Better Touch Tool. ItsyCal. Name Mangler. SyncFolders. NTFS for Mac. /// IINA looks awesome!
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Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi delivering the first of 100k EVs ordered(reuters.com)
2 points by whycome 3y ago|1 comments
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by whycome 3y ago
> At least we still have thumbsticks... Except for the drift issues!! /s But even gaming has gone to the model you describe. There’s no more “holding” of something.
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by whycome 3y ago
> who could have been sucked out midair. This really downplays how catastrophic this would have been at cruising altitude. And in that case the cause might have been way more obscured.
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by whycome 3y ago
What's a 'DR' in this context? A big part of someone's identity is how they think others perceive them. So, I guess it kinda makes sense that it was something they were especially concerned about.
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by whycome 3y ago
When I ship myself (aka, fly on planes) I much prefer it when they bundle all the fees together so that I know what I'm paying. I believe it's the law in Canada.
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by whycome 3y ago
Interested in a task farm python client? https://openresearchsoftware.metajnl.com/articles/10.5334/jo...
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by whycome 3y ago
They go great with a cup of java. Florida is currently paying bounty hunters to capture the invasive species. ( https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20240318-florida-pays-peo... ) Can they start selling the meat too?
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by whycome 3y ago
This is not a Fisker story
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by whycome 3y ago
Nah. Morgan Stanley. Diversification. They're the ones that bought all the Chicago parking meters.
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by whycome 3y ago
UX things. Let me click anywhere to close the popup. Having to target a small button when reading means I have to stretch my thumb to reach it as it can be far from the word I clicked. Don’t make me have to think about the targeting. Eg whe
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by whycome 3y ago
Can you clarify what the “upload” ability does? Is it putting my epub on your server? Does it remain there?
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by whycome 3y ago
This seems like one of the times I can mention that dolphins and elephants have evolved prehensile penises. Sometimes nature finds a way.
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by whycome 3y ago
I'd love to see this in real-time rather than this sped up version. I suspect it's a little more reasonable to navigate when going slow enough.
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by whycome 3y ago
We should have big numbers like the French do. "60-10" (70) or "4-20" (80)
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by whycome 3y ago
"slightest risk of any impropriety" isn't "super intelligent" And it seemed to be a facetious comments. It's how "apparently" is used in colloquial speech nowadays.
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New York Times now requires login to see Wordle stats(nytimes.com)
3 points by whycome 3y ago|2 comments
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by whycome 3y ago
"Alphabet wants to ban words"
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by whycome 3y ago
Wow. It's crazier than I realized! I always wished it at least included the orbiter name in it. But I suppose the orbiter choice could change closer to actual launch. STS-41B-ATL2
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by whycome 3y ago
Or have the singular versions and just roll the thing after landing.

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