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A robot is killing weeds by zapping them with electricity
(edition.cnn.com)
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In 20 years somebody will write an article about missing this ‘old’ internet from 2021. I wonder what they will miss.
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Looks like the app’s domain was also seized. https://www.anom.io/
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Australian Federal Police and FBI nab underworld figures using encrypted app
(abc.net.au)
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How good is poker AI these days? Can the best players still be profitable against computers?
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Ask HN: What happens to all the GPUs if cryptocurrency falls away?
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> Production of low-margin processors, such as those used to weigh clothes in a washing machine or toast bread in a smart toaster, has also been hit. While most retailers are still able to get their hands on these products at the moment,
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Have there been any other known cases of similar action around the world?
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Association of handgrip strength with the prevalence of hypertension
(sciencedirect.com)
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Let’s say a half filled bottle lasts 4 days in the fridge. The article doesn’t mention much longer a transfer to a half-sized bottle lasts with very little space for oxygen?
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Ask HN: Do current giants have more or less influence than Microsoft in the 90s
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Screensaver
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Ask HN: Are there good reasons to not open-source voting machine software
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UK to pilot blood test that may detect 50 types of cancer
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Steve Ballmer discussing interview question he used
(youtube.com)
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This all feels like you’re getting a false sense of security. Great, you are reducing your footprint but what remains is undeniably vast.
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FYI- there is a summary section at the end of the article if it reads too long for you.
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> You can compare the use of alarm clocks to smoking or eating hot dogs. Wow. That’s a big statement, surely comparing alarms to smoking is a bit much?
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Energy drinks may contain harmful levels of hydrogen peroxide, study warns
(monash.edu)
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That’s an attention grabbing headline number, but what it doesn’t tell you is what would alternatives mean in terms of co2 emissions? Let’s say we take cement out or drastically reduce it. Where does co2 sit in increased consumption of viab
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It doesn’t say if he knows the source, and if he declined?
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Separating the ARM specific concerns could someone shed light on the generalised apprehension around Nvidia?
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My other question is will this make pre-IPO sales fairer? If historically sales have been over the phone there is the chance people are getting deals based on relationships or priority access. You could make the case that this will make the
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I wonder if this will make it easier to build up larger pre-IPO positions.
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Bastion Fort
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Telling somebody else they are wrong about their own personal experience deserves a downvote, which I don't have enough points to give you.
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This will leave an enormous black hole in news discovery. The real question is what new discovery methods will fill this massive hole. It won’t be newspapers, that’s for sure
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Over 54,000 scanned NSW driver's licences found in open cloud storage
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Australian driver’s licences, tolling data publicly accessible on Amazon server
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Makes sense. Lots depend on Github for CI/CD. Having your country shut off from Github could break a lot of stuff.
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