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Deepfakes for all: Uncensored AI art model prompts ethics questions
(techcrunch.com)
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What I call the "square eyes" syndrome. After you use one for ten hours, you go home with a weird tension/buzz in your head. Doesn't happen with LCDs.
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I’d imagine that the average load isn’t heavy, so designing for the HN Hug would be overkill. Edit: loaded two seconds for me.
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I found Jordan Peterson‘s interview of Joe Rogan to be quite interesting and even poignant.
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I don't find BBT funny. The censored sex-related stuff is in there for its shock effect, anyway.
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Sleeves and cuffs don’t qualify as “tailoring”.
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One of the richer men around here a century ago had a mountainside castle. He burned a hundred cords a year. He has a single employee who cut, hauled, split, and fed all of that. In the summer me also mowed the lawns. And his central heati
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Four. Cut/haul, split/stack, move to stove, burn. I move two cords - about four tons - a year through that cycle - into my house and stuff it into a one foot square hole in the stove. Love it.
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I'm in New Hampshire. I get about half my heat from wood. I use two cords per year.
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The old rule of thumb is a cord of wood can be harvested per acre per year. You can either spot clear cut or selectively thin to get that cord.
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Contemporary stoves are pretty clean.
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As of 23:16 UTC, the article says 4 billion. Thousands of eyes!
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Should make driving into the sun even worse.
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Poopy lettuce at Wendy’s still prime suspect in outbreak that just doubled
(arstechnica.com)
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How does Sourcehut's free software consultancy work?
(sourcehut.org)
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Yeah, there's anime and then there's Miyazaki. My wife and I love to watch his films.
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If you accidentally close that Fastmail tab, just open another one. You will lose nothing. You can be logged into Fastmail from several devices simultaneously. And I often have several Fastmail tabs open at one time. No problem at all. T
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Where it disappears into the figurative rear view mirror.
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Specifically, https://longnow.org/ideas/02017/06/07/how-can-we-create-a-ma...
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You might like the book, "The Maxwellians". At a more advanced level, there is Joseph Larmor's 1900 book, "Ether and Matter"[0]. Between the Preface and the first four chapters, you get about 60 pages of discussion
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These guys live for this: longnow.org
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True. I like Josie's in Santa Fe, also especially for the huevos rancheros at breakfast, with a side of posole.
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previous: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16995811
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If Stallman had not written gcc, gdb, his version of emacs, the basic gnu utils, and, most importantly, the GPL, there would probably be no "Linux". Torvalds would have had to write a complete OS, and he probably would have got a
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There are lots of solar driers, but this is a roaster with temps high enough to char the chilies. They may have eliminated a lot of CO2, but the smoke could still use some attention! (You definitely don't want to get your head near th
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Do you have a name?
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For info on how the anarchists aligned with the left at the end of the 19th century, I recommend Barbara Tuchman's book, The Proud Tower[0]. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Proud_Tower
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Well, according to the sidebar, it was "optimized for Netscape Navigator". It seems to have hit that mark.
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Apple security flaw allows hackers to fully control iPhones, iPads and Macs
(news.ycombinator.com)
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soma.fm sf 10-33 ambient music + San Francisco scanners [0] [0] https://somafm.com/sf1033/index.html
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