Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
zaken
searching Neon…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
7 ms
·
1.
▲
by
zaken
7d ago
I went from an EV to my first manual car earlier this year for similar reasons I think
2.
▲
by
zaken
8d ago
Robots
3.
▲
by
zaken
8d ago
This seems like standard well off bay area family to me TBH... Houses in Cupertino cost $3,000,000 (7 figures), and the owners drive around a pair of $75,000 Teslas.
4.
▲
by
zaken
11d ago
The everyone-should-try-harder mentality doesn't work either unfortunately. It would be great if everyone rode bikes and went vegan but that's never going to happen so we have to stop making people feel bad for buying gas cars and
5.
▲
by
zaken
6mo ago
It's about 60 mpg per passenger to fly domestically and 90 mpg per passenger to fly internationally. If you have a family of 4, you can think of it as the equivalent of a 15 mpg vehicle for domestic flight and 22 mpg vehicle for intern
6.
▲
by
zaken
7mo ago
> Occupations Nazi hunter Amazing
7.
▲
by
zaken
8mo ago
Oh man that space emergency example had me rolling
8.
▲
by
zaken
8mo ago
Sharks are older than trees
9.
▲
by
zaken
9mo ago
finasteride + minoxidil
10.
▲
by
zaken
1y ago
I thought it was interesting that astronauts live longer than the general population: https://ntrs.nasa.gov/api/citations/20240001373/downloads/IW...
11.
▲
by
zaken
1y ago
Honestly it's this line that did it for me: > AlphaEvolve enhanced the efficiency of Google's data centers, chip design and AI training processes — *including training the large language models underlying AlphaEvolve itself*. S
12.
▲
by
zaken
2y ago
I tried to find the biggest UUID and if I got it right, it's 99999999-9999-4999-9999-999999999999 (note the 4 in the 3rd block) I'm curious why it's not 99999999-9999-9999-9999-999999999999 (all 9s)?
13.
▲
by
zaken
3y ago
You're probably well aware and quickly fixed the issue after the photo was taken, but I just need to say it's a really bad idea to have ANYTHING in an infants crib that they can use to block their airways like that. Glad to see sh
14.
▲
by
zaken
3y ago
> So basically we would like to cut down on using oil by… burning more oil. For now. Until we build more renewable energy plants. Miles per ton of CO2 is better with EVs no matter how you power the EV. > And how are EVs more efficient
15.
▲
by
zaken
3y ago
Burn the oil that would have gone into cars in a power plant... You can propel an EV 2-3x as far as an ICE vehicle with the same amount of oil because power plants are much more efficient than car engines.
16.
▲
by
zaken
4y ago
Do people ever give you grief about the climate impact of owning a vehicle like that? I don't mean to judge and am genuinely curious -- I have a fairly fuel inefficient vehicle as well and it weighs on me sometimes that I maybe should
17.
▲
by
zaken
5y ago
Looks really cool! I'm listening to the neuroscience tailor one now. I've been itching for the past couple of years now (ever since having a kid) to dive back into some old hobbies that I haven't been able to make time for. T
18.
▲
by
zaken
9y ago
As funny as this is, I'm actually really looking forward to the day I can generate an entire, unique fantasy epic on par with the best human authors of today with the push of a button. AI-generated entertainment in general is going to
19.
▲
by
zaken
10y ago
Only once you scan the barcode, which contains an encryption key to use for your phone to securely ship /its/ keys to the browser. Only encrypted messages are transmitted between phone and browser
20.
▲
by
zaken
10y ago
And 97% of the land mass: http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=mars+surface+area+%2F+e...
21.
▲
by
zaken
10y ago
From the article, regarding sea level rise: When ice shelves lose large chunks, it does not raise sea level because these bodies are already afloat. However, the loss of an ice shelf can speed up the seaward flow of the nonfloating
22.
▲
by
zaken
10y ago
A 25-pound projectile traveling at 4500 miles per hour carries as much momentum as a jumbo jet at cruising speed: http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=25+pounds+*+4500+miles+... We know the impact a hijacked jumbo jet
23.
▲
Beware of CrashPlan Retention Policy, which deletes your data without notice
(support.code42.com)
1 points
by
zaken
11y ago
|
0 comments
24.
▲
by
zaken
11y ago
Yes! This article will make a great addition to her college application! (Joking aside, this is literally the mentality a school system like this encourages)
25.
▲
by
zaken
15y ago
I don't understand. This is pretty much the definition of a dictionary attack. The dictionary is just stored and accessed through Google rather than packaged with the program.