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6mo ago
They are automating quite a lot, since the wait times are much much lower. I choose the self-checkout counters >95% of the time.
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yreg
6mo ago
Not everyone votes based on effort. The idea might be interesting to people and provoke discussion no matter how much time OP (?) spent creating it.
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6mo ago
It looks good, but since the design is becoming so ubiquitous in the small personal projects space (elsewhere as well, but I think it is most noticeable here) it is also boring. I've vibecoded a few websites for my own use that look ve
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6mo ago
The takeaway from this article should be to consider modifying your tools to your needs even in unconventional and controversial ways. I love it. The flame war on whether the original chassis design sucks or rocks is not that interesting.
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6mo ago
And yet they would be responsible.
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6mo ago
I've recently visited the southern US (Texas, Louisiana and such) and I was very surprised about the lack of honking. When I returned to Europe I've felt like in India. I myself pretty much never honk. I understand honking makes s
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6mo ago
> It's a small minority Is it really a small minority? I have never worked on a project that didn't have commit messages that at least tried to be descriptive (sometimes people fail at it but its very different to an outright &
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6mo ago
It obviously was listed when this was posted.
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6mo ago
Most corporations have Microsoft already greenlisted as a vendor. Making it possible to buy something from Anthropic might require tedious paperwork for many of them.
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6mo ago
Which is unusually simple. I would expect Google to use 10 more marketing names simultaneously without any logic to the product lines.
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6mo ago
I found it super suspicious that this post has raised to the very top of the frontpage when it was posted. Not sure if baseless accusations of vote manipulation are ok here though, so I didn't comment on it.
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6mo ago
Yes, either you consider them based in EU (because they are) – then why are they on this list? Or you consider them to be EU-Panama which to try to protect user privacy – then why are they on this list?
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6mo ago
> If you want to actually be helpful, contribute to any of the 50 websites about the exact same concept that have been posted on HN over the last year. The goal here is to earn on affiliate links.
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6mo ago
NordVPN claims to operate under Panama jurisdiction (but is otherwise still based in Europe). The specific reason why they want to operate under Panama law is that there's no mandatory data retention. So it seems misguided to claim tha
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7mo ago
Everyday Astronaut's tracking was perfect.
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7mo ago
I know several 30u30 people in my country's list and I highly doubt they paid for anything.
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7mo ago
We really do need more new isometric grid based games. They are less realistic but it is _so_ satisfying to build in them. I've commented on it before: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39810716
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7mo ago
The antinuke
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7mo ago
It seems that the entire grid is down.
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Iraq suffers power grid blackout due to technical fault
(reuters.com)
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7mo ago
I mean "Set as Desktop background" seems to definitely be an overkill to have on a speed dial. Unfortunately that one is not removable through about:config.
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7mo ago
The opening rant is quite fun to read. It's nice that it's possible to clean up the context menu in the config.
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7mo ago
You need to get an MDM Vendor certificate from Apple.
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8mo ago
My company worked just like hamdingers describes until about 5 years ago. An x-box went missing at some point though.
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8mo ago
My city semi-recently introduced a citywide parking system. They have hired plenty of inspectors and there is like 95% chance you will get a ticket if you don't pay for the parking. No one breaks the rules intentionally anymore.
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8mo ago
That does not explain why they plan to continue writing it in C++.
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8mo ago
Jobs said so to Obama as well. https://archive.ph/vGBjd
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8mo ago
Yeah not high margin but rather low volume.
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8mo ago
Isn't the reason simply that they want to code in C++? This is a passion project.
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8mo ago
There is no mystery, the donor just donated the money anonymously. All that means is that the city won't publish the name of the donor. It doesn't mean "no one knows who has paid for this".
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