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871.
by xnx 6mo ago
Don't drive intoxicated, tired, distracted, or physically impaired by age or other means.
872.
by xnx 6mo ago
> What does a jail sentence deter? Other irresponsible drivers.
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by xnx 6mo ago
> If a human driver commits vehicular manslaughter, they get the book. If only! "10 Days In Jail For Drunken Driver Who Killed Cyclist Bobby Cann" https://www.dnainfo.com/chicago/20170126/old-town&#x2F
874.
by xnx 6mo ago
> The inevitable outcome here is that designed materials become so generic and infinitely produceable that they become worthless background noise. Hopefully. The process has taken way too long. Compare to something similar like PowerPoin
875.
by xnx 6mo ago
Many systems won't allow the end user to install any software (e.g. work issued laptops), but you can plug in HDMI and USB.
876.
by xnx 6mo ago
It used to be possible to make bare RSS very readable with XSLT.
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by xnx 6mo ago
The best desktop automation system would take HDMI input and output USB keystrokes and mouse movements so that it can be plugged into any computer transparently, including work computers.
878.
by xnx 6mo ago
Gregnant?
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by xnx 6mo ago
I remember. Powered by Inktomi.
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by xnx 6mo ago
There a good chance of this type of citizen developer coming back with AI. Google AI studio will automatically add a Firebase backend to vibe coded apps when needed.
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by xnx 6mo ago
> I cannot account for why our experiences are so different. It is much better today than 3 months ago.
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by xnx 6mo ago
The best way to find the right answer on the Internet is to slop-code a half-assed solution to a long-solved problem. https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Cunningham%27s_Law Sidenote: A good AI would interject, Clippy-like,
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by xnx 6mo ago
s/wife/spouse/
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by xnx 6mo ago
Is this going to be another situation, like WebSQL, where Firefox torpedos a broadly useful feature?
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by xnx 6mo ago
> I have had about 10 scrapers from various places scraping the site in the last week. I hope you're adding some fictitious entries ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fictitious_entry ) to track where those scrapes
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by xnx 6mo ago
Clone of "GovAuctions" from 3 weeks ago? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47662945
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by xnx 6mo ago
Sound comparison here: https://youtu.be/IX7rdJm5v6s?t=104
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by xnx 6mo ago
I thought this existed already, but I was thinking of AlloyDB Omni ( https://cloud.google.com/alloydb/omni )
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Wing's homecoming: Bringing drone delivery to the Bay Area(wing.com)
2 points by xnx 6mo ago|0 comments
890.
by xnx 6mo ago
Yes. Isn't Ryanair more popular for the distance this California project would cover? (800 km)
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by xnx 6mo ago
> Meanwhile private rail is connecting cities in Florida. Somehow with less fuss. I wouldn't cite that as a success story, Brightline is going bankrupt: https://www.wlrn.org/business/2026-01-23/brightline-b
892.
by xnx 6mo ago
Brightline is going bankrupt: https://www.wlrn.org/business/2026-01-23/brightline-business...
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by xnx 6mo ago
> Turning a whole lot of flights into energy and carbon-saving train trips is a huge benefit. Consider the embodied carbon of 500 miles of train tracks and embankment. The carbon released from producing all that cement, smelting the stee
894.
by xnx 6mo ago
Yes, and it's already built!
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by xnx 6mo ago
True, but at these prices you could have a dedicated terminal to make the process as easy as getting on a bus.
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by xnx 6mo ago
The purpose of large rail projects is to take public money and give it to engineering firms, construction companies, consultants, and politicians. In no scenario does this project even make the top 10 in a list of ways to transport people b
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by xnx 6mo ago
> you can be assured that some company will buy it and complete it I don't think any profit-driven company would touch this. It's a massive money loser.
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by xnx 6mo ago
> thinking purely in terms of money is a slippery slope I agree. Flights would also be much faster and more flexible.
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by xnx 6mo ago
Sundar's remarks: https://blog.google/company-news/inside-google/message-ceo/a...
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Alphabet Announces First Quarter 2026 Results(abc.xyz)
117 points by xnx 6mo ago|130 comments

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