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691.
by wilg 2y ago
There's always going to be new things to power, this is good. That's why we have to replace our non-electric infrastructure with more efficient alternatives and scale up green energy.
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by wilg 2y ago
Somewhat confusing because it seems like they didn't test it against any actual self-driving car stack, just some kind of toy version? Who knows what context besides the actual sign itself is used to determine where to stop, for exampl
693.
by wilg 2y ago
What are the top examples of legal cases where opting out of forced arbitration was useful?
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by wilg 2y ago
A very good question! No clue. I do see weirdos on Twitter defending it for dumb reasons, but that can't account for it all.
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by wilg 2y ago
In my heart I still think we should be able to make negative carbon wood for construction and paper products. Surely this is doable, right? Trees sequester the carbon so we just have to make the supply chain clean and not re-release it back
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by wilg 2y ago
Yeah but there's no evidence to support its going to be 100% accurate. Also accuracy is barely relevant to these features.
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by wilg 2y ago
Typing on iPhone has never been harder.
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by wilg 3y ago
Seems extremely conservative/boring/not useful.
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by wilg 3y ago
13% of subway riders and 45% of bus riders don't pay the fare. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2024-01-31/nyc-s-tra... Also, turnstiles are not barbaric, what are you talking about? Also since wh
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by wilg 3y ago
Who is being punished for following the rules?
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by wilg 3y ago
Perhaps you don't understand the definition of "random"?
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by wilg 3y ago
That these kinds of questions are so difficult to answer about whether something is truly green is a great reason to establish international standards and start actually figuring out how to fight carbon emissions across the board.
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by wilg 3y ago
The EU should label carbon on everything like nutrition facts on food.
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by wilg 3y ago
Noah Smith has an economic argument that even if AI is better than humans at literally everything, we'll still have full employment and high wages: https://www.noahpinion.blog/p/plentiful-high-paying-jobs-in-...
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by wilg 3y ago
Zepbound is $550/mo with the manufacturer coupon without insurance.
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by wilg 3y ago
Actually - extremely strange. My passkeys implementation just stopped working and started failing to verify the keys with no code changes on two completely different applications... very strange! Edit: Weird... only in Chrome with 1Password
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by wilg 3y ago
I had this idea about 8 months ago and made a really crappy prototype (which I posted to HN). Sort of like Rotten Tomatoes for everything, based on structured Wikidata data. I had a bunch of new ideas so I've been working on it a bunch
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Show HN: YYNN – Rate Anything(yynn.app)
3 points by wilg 3y ago|3 comments
709.
by wilg 3y ago
Every phone has a jack you can plug headphones into. Just sometimes it isn’t a 3.5mm headphone jack.
710.
by wilg 3y ago
That’s a vanity metric. What matters is the actual environmental impact.
711.
by wilg 3y ago
Yes! Especially because that’s not the only factor in sustainability.
712.
by wilg 3y ago
What do you mean “back”? You can buy a plethora of wired headphones.
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by wilg 3y ago
You may not be in the market for wireless headphones then!
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by wilg 3y ago
We don’t know if this is more sustainable than AirPods without an actual supply chain analysis.
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by wilg 3y ago
What does "intense" mean?
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by wilg 3y ago
Unplayable hitching on an M3 Max.
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by wilg 3y ago
Not a chance. Aren't they gearing up for GPT-5 in the next month or two?
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by wilg 3y ago
this is a genuinely deranged take on spacex. do you take bets?
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by wilg 3y ago
The core problem with Mastodon and AT Protocol is that they are just codifying the user experience of Twitter and therefore locking in that design. We need to be exploring the space of what is possible in social media, not doubling down on
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by wilg 3y ago
And yet there isn't, so if you want such hardware you must do the work to make it.

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