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It isn’t. Eg https://www.sfgate.com/food/article/falafels-drive-in-san-jo...
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ICQ 1996- June 26th, 2024. It’s shuttering.
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This is sad. I saw Voyager at Oshkosh 1987 for its last outdoor appearance and it was an influential experience to feel close to history.
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Even more so in 2024.
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I lament the vast reduction of street signs, at least in my country, that can be used for navigation. Like a sign that says to turn left for City X 15mi away. These used to be ubiquitous- you could get between city A and B through those sig
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> The poster you’ve replied to mention that they are 53. They for sure learned to drive and move around the world for a couple decades before consumer GPS navigation solutions were affordable for hobbyists. Garmin portable units like the
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It happened prior to my 10.4 update. I don’t recall doing anything to trigger it. It just happened one day. A hard reboot stopped it.
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My Ultra 2 did this a few days ago, startling me. I didn’t see any speculation in that thread as to why it happened. Any HN theories?
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> The definition of orthogonal is that one axis doesn’t influence the other. Ok that’s interesting, a new definition on me. I see orthogonal as attributes at right angles, a measure of perpendicularity. I don’t see it as an indicator of
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How is being kind orthogonal to being right?
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> the cost just seems insane My kagi subscription is literally the best value subscription or recurring-charge item I have in any part of my life, online or offline.
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In an otherwise well written and accessible article, I found the naming of example nations gratuitous: > some researchers believe only a nation with formidable hacking chops, such as Russia or China, could have attempted it. … or the US,
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by yzydserd 3y ago
Similar submission was flagged. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39917727 I find the AI angle fascinating, but I suppose the comments become inflammatory fast.
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Everyone in Japan may be called Sato by 2531(theguardian.com)
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Israel used AI to identify 37,000 Hamas targets(theguardian.com)
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Also see the source code for the popular ThreeBodyBot [0] as seen on mastodon etc [1] It contains a numerics tutorial [2] that I found very useful for my use case. [0] https://github.com/kirklong/ThreeBodyBot [1] http
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> Australians see the moon upside-down Such hemispherism.
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And vice versa.
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A study hit the news wires this week https://www.theguardian.com/society/2024/mar/06/every-step-a... “Every step above 2,200 steps a day reduces risk of early death, study finds. Research suggests every
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This is no longer true. Under PAYE, you'd take home 68500 With Ltd, on 100,000 the optimum approach is a PAYE salary of about 12500, which will incur about a 500 NI charge to the company. You then pay corporaton tax on the 87000 of 217
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by yzydserd 3y ago
For those in the UK, the BBC show Digging for Britain recently covered the discovery of this artefact in S11E04 at the 30min mark, available on iPlayer. https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m001ttqr
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It’s a nice site and collection of techniques. However, it doesn’t fully follow through on the first page context of a resource for people new to CD in game making. CD is expensive, so knowing when to check for it, and when to approximately
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In another article at https://www.bbc.co.uk/future/article/20230302-the-giant-arcs... “According to Lopez's article, it is extremely unlikely (a probability of just 0.0003 per cent) that such a large structur
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The bbc has a better article in their science section at https://www.bbc.co.uk/future/article/20230302-the-giant-arcs... dated March 2023. Today’s article is triggered by a presentation of results but contains les
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I store the playdate in one sock. I can store this in the paired sock for a few hours of light per year.
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Coastguard plane landing hit airbus on tarmac. Edit: seems I was wrong. The airbus was landing.
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Not sure why the link is a UK Tabloid. Japan’s national broadcaster has a video of the moment of impact. Impact: https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/news/20240102_302/ All ~400 airbus passengers safe. Coa
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Wars?
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> Our proprietary algorithm will then read, analyze, and refine the content, producing a list of neutral summarized points. An open source algorithm might be more trusted to be unbiased, since a neutral list of summarized points may itse
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I have hundreds of old rolls of B&W film I want to scan. I was looking at the v850 which seems to have a 6400dpi resolution which is ~60MP for 35mm film. Or a plustek opticfilm. Can you clarify what sort of camera based rig at a similar

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