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2y ago
Also related: "I-XRAY: The AI Glasses That Reveal Anyone's Address Just from Looking at Them" - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41713204
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I think what's missing from a lot of these discussions is how much more commerce-driven the present day internet is over the 90s-00s. Social media is highly addictive and destabilizing in order to get it's audience to eventually p
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The answer here is pretty simple — you take money, resources, etc from people who don't reproduce and you redistribute them to the people who do until the population stops declining.
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I really wish Spotify or Apple offered the ability for the listener to simply listen all of the songs released on their platform on a day or a week, good or bad, and directly pay the artists for the songs listeners enjoy. Spotify's &q
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I think it's less about memorizing lyrics, tunes, etc and more about associating certain musical pieces with specific memories, feelings, and life events (like a grandmother baking pies in November while she whistles The Beatles, remem
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Something that has bothered me about Hacker News for years at this point is its complete disdain and disregard for an independent, reputable press. Journalism isn’t a perfect industry by any means, but it hasn’t been responsible for the who
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I kind of wish Molly White spent more time researching and disseminating information on CBDCs — the PACs to me are emergent behavior due to popularity and rise of crypto ETFs so there's not much of a story there. ETFs aren't reall
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The study involves AI based code generation on Leetcode problems using GPT-3.5 — functional code was produced between 0.66 percent and 89 percent of the time, but I'd like to see the same study conducted with GPT-4 or the latest Claude
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The Fall of the House of Etsy
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I know a lot of HN readers are probably of the mind already that, "when a product is free, you are the product", and "these companies use zero marginal cost to create economies of scale". The article hints to much worse
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I'm not sure why you set the track playback to the middle of song, but it feels very literal. There's the "suffering" starting from 2:50 or so from the distortion of the guitars — I guess it reminds me of 56k modems, m
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I'm not quite sure I get it, the album itself is kind of...mid? It's 2+ hours of an aggressively boring take on the previous decade's music ideals desperately in need of an editor. Honestly, it solidifies the ideal that with
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There are software solutions that exist yes, (DOSBox Staging as mentioned below, certain RetroArch shaders look very good) but neither really represent an actual product — DosBox Staging is supposedly zero config but simultaneously requires
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Unrelated to anything in the article, but I'm curious as to why there haven't been OLED or LCD panels manufactured specifically for general-purpose CRT emulation in hardware + software (via curved panels, artifacts unique to CRTs
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The Fed study mentioned in the Bloomberg article: https://www.frbsf.org/economic-research/publications/economi...
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Gift article: https://www.nytimes.com/2024/01/09/technology/taylor-swift-l...
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That's Not Taylor Swift Peddling Le Creuset Cookware
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The SCOTUS not chosen to review this case yet.
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Gemini is laying off 10% of staff
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https://archive.ph/wkm57
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How TikTok Is Changing Language
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Tesla comes pretty close: - lists all models on the homepage, along with products like Solar Roofs and panels - The order button on any model's page has a compare button - Specs are also available on the model's page - Allows for
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Manhattan’s Chinese Street Signs Are Disappearing
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In early 2020, NYC transit operators were barred from wearing masks and the MTA reasoned that there was not federal or state policy at the time recommending mask usage. At the time, the surgeon general cautioned the general public to stop b
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COVID-19 by and large goes from an overwhelming threat to most countries healthcare systems to a seasonal flu variety.
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Is it possible to react within 100 ms in a sprint start? (2018)
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I think that what many of the comments here miss is that "Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era" was not officially mentioned until a year later, and the Chinese Constitution was not amended un
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Are Scented Candles Harmful to Your Health?
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Hired also mentions: > Exceptions included San Francisco and New York City from 2020 to 2021 due to increased demand for junior talent. so maybe junior talent is replacing the more senior level talent in SF / NY and depressing wages
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In the case of violence-based examples above, the hypothetical society doesn't address the issue of past harm (decades or centuries of a disadvantaged position in society). It also doesn't address non-economic forms of harm (like
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