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yumraj
3y ago
Actually that brings up a question, why is landmass on Earth so unevenly distributed between northern and southern hemispheres?
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yumraj
3y ago
This sounds exactly like the person who first does something stupid, then instead of accepting their mistake doubles down on it and takes several steps to make it much much worse, and then when has to face the consequences blogs about it wi
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yumraj
3y ago
What’s ALDC? The article didn’t specify.
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yumraj
3y ago
What’s the deal with making caps lock escape? Why not use the esc key?
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yumraj
3y ago
The above comment reminds me of Jan Maas in Ted Lasso. :)
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yumraj
3y ago
Powdered turmeric can be bright yellow, if the roots are boiled before drying and grinding, or dark/dirty yellow if not boiled since natural color of turmeric is dirty yellow. Costco/Kirkland powered turmeric[0] is one of the rare
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yumraj
3y ago
Effing Xfinity cable modem wants an app for a couple of things including service activation and such, via bluetooth access. I don't think there's a way around that. Once that is done you can use the browser for a few things, but f
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yumraj
3y ago
Any ETA for 16” ?
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yumraj
3y ago
> It’s their biggest moat as far as I’m concerned. It’s their biggest moat IFF it’s limited to Tesla’s and their charging stations. If every car adopts their charging port/socket and every charging station (Tesla and non-Tesla) supp
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yumraj
3y ago
Don’t think production code, think MVP that may allow you to prove certain hypothesis and/or demonstrate need. That may/will allow you to raise funds which will allow you to actually pay for OpenAI’s API or maybe train your own LL
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yumraj
3y ago
> what is it really worth? For some, nothing. For some, a lot. If you’re looking to create a ChatGPT replacement, this ain’t it. If you’re trying to learn about LLMs, how they work, capabilities vs deficiencies, private data use, etc., t
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yumraj
3y ago
He owns Twitter. DeSantis announced his presidential bid on Twitter. You can draw your own conclusions.
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yumraj
3y ago
Detailed recipe please, if available.
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yumraj
3y ago
> So the question is would they bother invest in building charging stations to get the whole market. I think that would depend on how the market evolves. Currently I believe they are content, as you say, just delivering to the homes and
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yumraj
3y ago
AFAIK those are generally franchises, like say a Subway or a McDonald’s.
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yumraj
3y ago
There’s a subtle difference. Oil companies are not involved in direct last mile delivery. Electricity providers are already doing that.
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yumraj
3y ago
He made the offer. No one forced him to make it. He can’t cry if he made a bad business decision. Or well he can, but it has no legal bearing.
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yumraj
3y ago
Bay Area CA at least. Not sure where all, but the link is PG&E, so probably everywhere PG&E serves.
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yumraj
3y ago
PG&E offers plans where off-peak rates are substantially cheaper than peak. So, for example, currently Peak rates are 56 cents/kWh while off peak are 25 cents/kWh.[0] Not sure if the economics will work out, as in a really lon
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yumraj
3y ago
Yes, that was exactly my point. Worst thing, the ER doctors, and radiologists in many cases as you noted, seem to always be subcontracted to some other agency which bills separately from the main hospital.
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yumraj
3y ago
$100 in the ER? Where, for what? My recent ER visits have all resulted in $1K-$2K or more (don’t remember exact numbers). A stupid sling costs about $100 in the ER. All due to deductible, Co-insurance and other provisions. Also $350 for sur
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yumraj
3y ago
Perhaps everyone who wanted one already bought one, so the demand must have crashed. We have 2, but the 2nd one has never needed used.
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3y ago
Soon we’ll hear that Meta is changing its name back to Facebook .
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yumraj
3y ago
The common way is to use a 20x20 filter, the same size as the box fan. Ideally you want to use a 4” thick filter, so a 20x20x4 filter and then just seal the outside. It provides huge surface area for the filter and the air flow is almost th
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yumraj
3y ago
The intention of the OP/post might be good, but the comparison ( https://dynomight.net/img/cuboid_purifier/boxfan.jpg ) makes no sense whatsoever. They have just thrown 3 filters on top of the box fan with lots
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yumraj
3y ago
I have the same, without the 1" pre-filter in your case. The air flow is excellent, though it does get a little loud.
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yumraj
3y ago
I don't how/why/where these myths have been perpetuated from that Apple Silicon Macs magically needs less RAM or magically Apple Silicon Macs are better at memory management. Software didn't start needing less RAM. All t
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yumraj
3y ago
> But it's going to be a hit. HN is going to be swamped with "How I used Vision Pro to..." posts when it comes out. I'm not going to predict whether or not this is going to be a hit, I just don't know. However, r
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yumraj
3y ago
Perhaps intentionally so, to increase the hype and as you said draw more attention
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yumraj
3y ago
Unfortunately, it depends on a lot of factors. The questions you’ve raised above are the right ones, but there are more, and given the various Pro-cons, unfortunately it’s hard to give any advice without knowing specifics. How big is the ma
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