Fauntleroy

Using "Blender" when not associated with "Blender" at all is a huge dick move.

Depending on where you are, Organic Maps can have far far finer detail, especially when it comes to walking paths. I used this a couple times in Japan and Korea to find my way through densely packed shrine complexes, or over less-traveled hiking paths in the mountains.

What prompt did you give it? Is it capable of animation?

It doesn't make you magically lose weight, it just gets you closer to "girl dinnering" with less cognitive load. The weight loss comes from eating less.

I don't know if it was present when you linked this, but there's a huge banner on the site confirming this as of now.

The South... and most other places.

It would also result in way less profits, so we'd need something truly incredible to happen to see it through.

Right? Our only truly dense city seems to be New York City. Almost everything else is not even close.

Thank you for doing this. TIL about Seicomart and its absolute dominance in Hokkaido

So, you get to work a part time job while being richer than most working full time jobs. Not a bad gig, but it doesn't feel very fair to wage workers.

...and supported by the other oligarchs

I like the general idea, but the execution here is lacking. The inclusion of the "type to reply" feature quite terrible turn off, because it's abused by other users immediately. Further, these cursors are really distracting—ideally they'd be less intrusive and more ambient in nature, at least by default.

Given recent rulings by the US Supreme court, how much actual authority does the FTC have left?

It's beyond foolish to compare the invasion of Ukraine by Russia with an invasion/attack on Taiwan by China.

This is a terrible take. "Just lowering the brightness" also lowers contrast, which makes text harder to read (among other things). Dark mode allows you to keep that contrast without keeping the perceived brightness, which is a big win.

It's absolutely impossible to reason with people like that, and I have to imagine you're already well aware. Evidence means nothing when "belief" can replace it.

I've been a Firefox user for years—it's more than a suitable replacement for Chrome. You can also use adblocking extensions on both mobile and desktop.

I haven't had this issue with my Pixel Buds Pro over the last 2 years. They hold their charge surprisingly well.

It's basically a pipeline for every possible bad thing that could happen to your child. I'm glad you got rid of it

Tit-for-tat, it's also an American trend to write history as if racism didn't exist at all.

Waymo cars drive through San Francisco constantly, and without major issues.

Well, it _is_ "unfair"—it's just not "unfair" to the country doing it.

Can you please elaborate on what the political activism in the above comment is?

I've seen DUST3R and MAST3R in posts like this, but it's not immediately clear how to put it to use. Are there any (relatively simple) utilities out there for someone to try these algorithms out?

This, exactly. Things will only continue to get more shitty as long as the expectation, and often requirement, for businesses with investors is to make infinite money, forever.

Welcome to the real world

Posts like these really get down to the essence of Hacker News for me. Doing amazing, previously impossible things through sheer nerdy effort. What a deeply impressive story!

Those at the top of the chain, who benefit from the "strong" economy, have an intrinsic motivation to suggest that things are going just great. Many in Washington are either suckling the teats of the wealthy through campaign finance / lobbying, or hyper-rich from investments (and other forms of economic parasitism)—providing a great deal of motivation for decision makers in US government to not give a shit.

This is a form of tinnitus

It's a bit of a stretch to suggest both sides are "socialist" bastards, isn't it?