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aaron695
3mo ago
There's a lot from Ians site alone - https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=fieggen.com The fact it's a regular and popular for 18 years is the best throwaway. Personally the greatest thing I ever bought is boots
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A guess would be it got a story flag -4 points. Then something happened that overrode the show score, which is not the same as the real score for stories. Like you did a edit? (after it got one flag, which would not be seen) (Random guess)
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7mo ago
No it's not. It's drowning in low quality human NPC comments. Maybe that's because all resources are tied up fighting AI, but it's been going on for a long time now. This post is a great example of low quality. No eviden
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1y ago
Here's what robotic mowers blades look like to understand how they work - https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/676d76e61268a4... We just got a Sunseeker X7 to do ~4 acres of grassed area but probably
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1y ago
There is court testimony it was drug testing - https://www.reuters.com/article/business/britney-spears-hook... Can you link your source? I'd say it was part of some sort of manic/meltdown episode with mu
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Ask HN: What are your thoughts on ultrasonic knives?
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1y ago
> at least from my perspective. If you are afraid of salt I guess. That's an old idea and somewhat a religion formed off a misdirect marketing campaign. Any Who even with salt is evil not much difference at McDonalds - McPlant http
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1y ago
> Aren't there plenty of places out of reach for Europol and the FBI, etc.? There are a few problems with this question, but lets start with Where is "out of reach for Europol and the FBI"?
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1y ago
List of teams trying for reference - "10 teams are racing to build a pivotal tracker replacement" - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43378925
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1y ago
> it does not align with my anecdotal experience Given I'll often see the same fraudulent ad repeated I think anecdotal experience is there are not many of them. I can even talk to friends about the most boring fraudulent ads and th
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1y ago
Alternate theory, MOOCs got lectures put onto YouTube. And this is what the early success really was. It'd be interesting to see if what they "up-skilled" on is now common knowledge in Data Science.
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1y ago
Wheel wells are heated from equipment inside, some measurements say ~ +20° C vs exterior. Could the air pressure be higher? When planes get holes does the inside pressure equal the outside.
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1y ago
Fuck Cucumber. Buried in the mess there are a couple of good concepts like it moves away for the 'busy-work' of atomic tests. But shit like "living documentation" makes me want to vomit. Are people dying quicker than we
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1y ago
This is a mess. The 1992 talk wasn't at all about AI and since then our phones have given us "ubiquitous computing" en masse. The original talk required no 'artificial intelligence' for relevance which makes it stra
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1y ago
> It's not ironic. [OP edited out] Either use the criminal justice system. Or form a lynch mob and stand behind your lynching. But don't cry when you have chosen the route of self organized violence with zero checks and balance
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1y ago
4chan thread with details of the hack - https://boards.4chan.org/pol/thread/511317913 They have geo-mapped all the users - https://imgur.com/bRAJ2nU Some of the users photo's are AI, which is
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1y ago
[edit] link to the HN hacking discussion - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44684373 On topic: how this doxed person got their details removed - https://x.com/JacobJohnson494/status/19482229242
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1y ago
Where I am it's $90,000 - $240,000 to subdivide land from one to two. Not including costs post-subdividing like selling the empty lot and tax's. Obviously the new buyer has building costs, but you might have to demolish the exist
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1y ago
The flocking is interesting. This is how Vantablack (OMG evil) and the funny cunts like Black 4.0 who fought back works... in my head. They are carbon nano-tubes. I bought Musou Black from Japan online, it wasn't a crazy price. They do
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1y ago
> I have found the source Nice work.
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1y ago
The article is mess of garbage. That's what's cooking our brains Jumping from racism to misusing the Gen Z word brainrot like an old lamer. Pinning it down to attention spans - 1. Plenty of people who don't use TikTok or clon
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1y ago
The Economist (British) changed from million million -> thousand million in (1944) - "If it is objected that a billion in this country is reserved for the meaning of a million million, then it can be counter-objected that, if so, it
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1y ago
Why would anyone think this is a bad thing as the article hints? "We’ve got a steady stream of new users" and it seems like a simple feature to implement. This is the exact chaos AI brings that's wonderful. Forcing us to evo
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1y ago
Good, this is what Aaron Swartz was fighting for. Against companies like Elsevier locking up the worlds knowledge. Authors are no different to scientists, many had government funding at one point, and it's the publishing companies that
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1y ago
Grok blamed Elon Musk for the deaths of the girls at Camp Mystic. That should be in the headline not a tiny paragraph at the bottom. https://x.com/grok/status/1941506767046967650 Not my exact words, but close
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1y ago
China being normal is preparing for cold war? I see no evidence of nuclear stockpiling or long range capabilities. All their cool war tech is short-medium range. They are strengthening a nation for a billion people in a non-isolationist way
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1y ago
> people seeming to be massively smarter than their parents. We know children were getting smarter than their parents because of better nutrition. The only way they wouldn't is dysgenics, getting genetically stupider ~ matching the
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1y ago
> ACLU Lets not forget the ACLU has burnt 100 years of goodwill to become the bad guys in the past decade. They went from from amazing freedom fighters to lets hope their organization gets destroyed because of the awful humans they let i
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1y ago
You already have the idea of personality rights - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Personality_rights Like Arnie wouldn't allow his likeness in the C64 predator game (Which also had backstory not in the movie, blew m
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1y ago
> > The U.S. can now employ quantum sensing to see stealthy opponents Everything in the article is garbage and doesn't represent what Rob McHenry said. As you can see in the video for yourself - https://www.youtube.com
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