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Thanks for the resource. I'll add it to my list of things to check daily.

Never heard about lobsters, cool! I'm gonna monitor that one for the next few weeks.

Problem with GH Trending is that it doesn't tailor the new stuff to real-life application.

I follow HN, and this is great for general tech (that you would find / hear anywhere else) and specific tech (that you normally don't hear about).

Randomly searching for topics gives good background info. I'm more looking for news about emerging AI technology, so 9 out of 10 times, topics you haven't heard about before.

Thanks

Ah interesting. Although I'd rather go to a website, it does seem interesting to consider subscribing to the paid newsletter.

Thanks!

thanks, appreciate it.

Your link doesn't work :(

More countries where there's a surplus, are advising people to charge or use electricity during the day.

> The Australian government is floating a scheme that would share the benefits of solar power with everyone on the grid, offering totally free electricity to ratepayers in the middle of the day, when the sun is shining the strongest.

> Australia proposes letting everyone benefit from negative wholesale rates

I know more countries have this now, so that's a good initiative that hopefully will spread to other countries (with negative rates).

As an extra FYI, they also have other nice episodes about science and mathematics.

Very cool!

Obviously, people know, but for the others: occassionally someone posts the actual locations to compare to the game. Here are some amazing examples:

https://www.reddit.com/r/thelastofus/s/WK6zoyB27r

https://www.reddit.com/r/thelastofus/s/uCMUMB50qA

Is your repo still available?

Doesn't it prompt to uninstall?

The comic was published on August 10, 2011 ;-)

First of all, this looks very impressive (besides that it will be used for memes, haha), but can someone explain why the faces and movements look almost cartoon-like?

But wouldn't it be the same when Google translate is actively replacing nodes?

I once saw a rat trying to open a wheelie-bin and when it looked up to me, I could see it think: shit, I'm busted; they know we are smart.

You're linking to a submission that links back to this one :)

Isn't the original repo linking to this one? The only thing I notice, is that this one is notarized by Apple.

Can someone ELI5 this, please?

> Charts, diagrams, and visuals are obviously very important means of communicating complex information.

How else are we going to learn about the Conjoined Triangle of Success (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R_nuZD4Y7IM)

At least in this chat, there's no hidden ASCII smuggling.

opponthoud -> oponthoud

Although, because I'm looking at it, I get semantic satiation.

Also reminds me of that old website where people could send text messages to (before Twitter existed).

There was this story of a person who could ping a machine and he knew it was in his house, but for the love of God couldn't find the machine. It's a very short story, but he ends up looking at the pings not knowing where this machine is runnning.

They're electric cars, so I assume they don't need to be juiced up in between rides.

You have to focus on the cross, and the demo on the page is slowed down. I don't know why they don't have the original speed there.

> filling the screen with scary gibberish?” What scary gibberish was that again? It's been too long ago for me :')

Sorry to hear about your wife. This looks interesting.

I find this quote a bit funny: > While Dimity Jones is still in its debugging/proofreading phase, please refrain from sharing it more widely or putting it any (other) public place.

If this is picked up here on Hackernews, be ready hehe.

Don't all languages boil down to these 6?

/s