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by hrldcpr 11d ago
Awesome, followed
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by hrldcpr 17d ago
Ah nice, thanks!
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by hrldcpr 17d ago
Dang this looks perfect, but sadly is giving a 502 error at the moment.
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by hrldcpr 17d ago
Awesome thanks! I can't tell, did Glacier Mice make the cut? On a first pass, I don't see it.
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by hrldcpr 18d ago
Agreed. I would follow a bluesky/mastodon/rss thing that shares every time a Wikipedia article hits the front page.
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by hrldcpr 1mo ago
Sounds like the Nuclear Regulatory Commission explicitly categorized it as a "non-emergency"
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Trump Crypto Took $100M from a Businessman with Red Flags(nytimes.com)
4 points by hrldcpr 1mo ago|0 comments
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Trump offering early access to online posts(theguardian.com)
6 points by hrldcpr 2mo ago|1 comments
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by hrldcpr 2mo ago
"Irreversible on human timescales" is a nice succinct wording; I think I usually end up discussing that concept in a less clear / more roundabout way.
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by hrldcpr 3mo ago
> It'll only affect places where humans are What?
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by hrldcpr 4mo ago
Arguably people who voted for Trump are somewhat responsible, and include a lot of car drivers. (Not to imply that many Democrat politicians aren't also owned by AIPAC and big business.)
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by hrldcpr 4mo ago
I think they're being sarcastic, saying that rewrites from scratch have rarely worked well (whether done by AI or humans).
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by hrldcpr 5mo ago
Why gaze up at the vast cosmos when we can stare down at a little screen
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by hrldcpr 5mo ago
To be fair to CNN, this article is about an FBI investigation.
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by hrldcpr 5mo ago
You're right that the caffeine isn't entirely removed, but it's supposedly more than 90% removed. (I'm even seeing the number 97% mentioned a lot online.)
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by hrldcpr 6mo ago
I would guess that the whole "manosphere" phenomenon helped cryptocurrencies and Trump, so probably can help OpenAI too?
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by hrldcpr 6mo ago
The typo is fixed now.
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by hrldcpr 7mo ago
Interesting, thanks! One thing I'd update is that early in the article you say that for switching from diesel to lithium-ion, "It's 16 tonnes of payload that disappears". But then later you take engine efficiency into ac
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by hrldcpr 7mo ago
Oh thanks that altitude slider is very interesting. Makes me want to see a 3d visualization.
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by hrldcpr 7mo ago
Can someone explain how wind can spiral in to a point? Where does the air "go"? Or does this create a higher pressure?
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by hrldcpr 8mo ago
aside: interestingly it's spelled bellwether and comes from shepherds putting a bell on a wether (a sheep) — it's unrelated to weather
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by hrldcpr 8mo ago
Tim Cook has been spending a lot of time sucking up to Donald Trump recently, so I think the U.S. federal government will only be assisting Apple
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by hrldcpr 8mo ago
https://archive.is/20250921060001/https://www.nytimes.com/20...
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by hrldcpr 8mo ago
> Maybe the world will be a more peaceful place if it doesn't get too hot? I think you're saying this as a joke, but to me it seems extremely likely that climate change will lead to wars and conflict (if it hasn't already)
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by hrldcpr 8mo ago
*pore through (not a judgment, just mentioning in case the distinction is interesting to anyone)
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by hrldcpr 9mo ago
yeah Firefox on Linux gave me bad margins too, whereas Chrome on Linux printed perfectly :'(
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by hrldcpr 9mo ago
clickable links in case it's helpful for anyone: - Sunscan, by the STAROS team : a fully integrated open-source solar imaging kit : https://www.sunscan.net/fr - Eric Royer's binocular 24" dobson : http:&#x2F
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by hrldcpr 9mo ago
Baileys
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NY school phone ban has made lunch loud again(gothamist.com)
433 points by hrldcpr 11mo ago|334 comments
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by hrldcpr 11mo ago
That first paragraph also seemed a bit over-the-top to me, but keep in mind it's immediately followed by: > That’s the argument, at least, of W. David Marx...

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