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by yodon 3y ago
> is it time someone starts killedbyapple.com? If the fiercest complaint you can muster is that Apple is shutting down a service that was, by today's standards, poorly designed and risky to use (photos only existed for 30 days if yo
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> Weight vs volume measurements This is as un-winnable a debate as vi vs emacs. The world is full of both kinds of people. Any attempt on the part of the format to dictate one or the other approach will simply reduce the use of the forma
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Infra is short for Infrastructure
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It's odd to see posts saying "Aspect-Oriented Programming never caught on." All game developers know Aspect-Oriented Programming, just not by that name, because it's at the core of one of the most successful platforms in
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by yodon 3y ago
> Is it difficult to build this thing? Yes. > What would a startup need to make this work as a business? Extensive contacts in the submarine navigation ecosystem and several decades of deep knowledge of highly complex, highly classifi
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When a storyteller has clearly hyperbolized the parts of their story that can be fact checked, they have destroyed any reason to believe the remainder of their words.
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Yes, but there is no dispersion relation or absorption by the interstellar medium (not directly related to the quadrupole nature, but that which makes a radiation hard to detect also makes it hard to interfere with).
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First half is live reactions to the announcement by a couple folks with many years in the AR app development space, second half is a recap of where apple's product stands after watching the full announcement.
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Apple Vision Pro VR (Live Reactions and Recap)(youtube.com)
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In a handful of years every image and every document will be impacted by AI. Imagine if in the early days of Photoshop a law had been passed to require notification that an image was edited. Every image we encounter today would have to cont
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> Connect to space directly with Bluetooth > Our constellation captures data directly from your Bluetooth device. > Using off-the-shelf Bluetooth chipsets, we enable IoT use-cases previously impractical at global scale > Upload
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Company can track every Bluetooth LE device from orbit(hubblenetwork.com)
5 points by yodon 3y ago|3 comments
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How much would it have cost if GPT-4 had written your code(pypi.org)
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by yodon 3y ago
85 years old. Rides his bike routinely. Is able to compose and remember a list of 20 detailed questions to use in evaluating new technology, while riding said bike.
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Court Affirms That “Transformative” Has Boundaries(illusionofmore.com)
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Will you let us subscribe to your newsbot? Feel free to put a delay on it so you don't get jumped.
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Thanks!
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>Would be happy to take it down if asked! this is an experiment for me, and don't expect it to be a product Putting a pricing page up was almost certainly an extremely bad idea. By putting the pricing page up you moved yourself out
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by yodon 3y ago
Yes, I was trying to be polite. Charging $99/month (or other amounts) in connection with unlicensed use of trademarked properties associated with one of the most actively monetized intellectual property brands is probably not a good id
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The legal questions surrounding the site are as interesting as the site itself. My guess would be publisher will send a cease and desist as soon as they find out about it.
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Purchased just now, and then sent you a support request via your contact form.
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by yodon 3y ago
Is there any similar work on hiking boots?
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>it wasn't obvious to me why they needed a $250,000 network analyser, given that there's no network and no signal to analyse Radio frequency (RF) network analyzers are test and measurement instruments used to characterize the p
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by yodon 4y ago
"... lethal consequences up to ∼50 pc away ..."
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by yodon 4y ago
>Flagged as duplicate The HN rules to allow links to be resubmitted if they don't achieve significant traction/visibility/karma. See, for example [0]. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9775868
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by yodon 4y ago
>I think Havoc physics will be a very welcome addition No kidding. The "Physics" in Babylon.js is at the inexcusably "my first game engine" level of incompetence. Velocity and acceleration are treated as if they have
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by yodon 4y ago
The best quantitative work I'm aware of on open source vs non open source (really bazaar vs corporate) architectures as it pertains to Conway's Law is [0]. The paper isn't specifically about Linux, but I think the results of
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>Everyone's favorite law to cite but I rarely see a lot of examples If you're looking for experimental validation of Conway's Law, the best work I'm aware of was done by Microsoft Research analyzing the Windows Vista
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If this question interests you, doing a search for "airline turn around time statistics" is likely to take you to lots of interesting discoveries. As is commonly the case when one looks at a giant industry and says "I could d
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>Is Discord PR active in this thread? ... >I was joking This might be a good opportunity to read up again on Poe's law[0]. It pretty much always applies when one tries to make jokes like this on the web. Sarcasm and irony only wo

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