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Tireings··on Ask HN: Is there a list of projects that will *not* adopt AI?
No one cares how you build something.

Was not relevant with frameworks or anything else.

And if you see this as a business opportunity: you will loose this game. All big companies out there leverage LLM/ai to have their work force a few % more efficient.

LLM can level a play field but only when you use it

Tireings··on Duolingo will replace contract workers with AI
It comes from the idea that plenty of people don't like to explore and try things out.

When I ask my collueges than you have the few enthusiasts and then the rest.

The announcement sounds like 'start learning to use These tools' not vibecoding

Tireings··on Widespread power outage in Spain and Portugal
Those small solar panels probably go directly to the next consumer.

You need to calculate for it but I don't think this would be a problem

Tireings··on Widespread power outage in Spain and Portugal
Ah shit now I want that panel for my dream house
Tireings··on We Found Insurance Fraud in Our Crash Data
I would find it weird too if someone would stall.

And you always need to be able to stop your car independently of the other do. You know minimum braking distance?

Tireings··on The Zuckerbergs Founded Two Bay Area Schools. Now They're Closing
If it would be me, I would put him in prison for the damage he did with his feed.

I don't see your problem.

Opposite: let's make sure we keep disrespecting him. After all he will not get punished for his actions in our society any other way

Tireings··on The Zuckerbergs Founded Two Bay Area Schools. Now They're Closing
Why are people like Suckerberg so uninterested in doing good?

Just making more money and more jachts can't make you any happier?

Honestly give money to the schools and poor and visit them once a year. Still distopian If you only do it for recognition but looking at other humans thrive TX to you has to be worth more than what they do.

And no one will remember Suck as a good person to remember for anyway

Tireings··on What's the deal with autism rates?
My ADHD is not a disability or an illness.

It's a brain pattern / way of thinking which doesn't fit the avg societies expectations.

It's a disability when it hinders me lifting my life but even then you allow the narrative be written by the others.

Tireings··on China's Huawei Develops New AI Chip, Seeking to Match Nvidia
Qualcomm knows how to build CPUs.

And China has a problem with the usa

Tireings··on Not worried about AI taking our jobs; worried it won't take our current jobs
This is only a problem for capitalism
Tireings··on What's the deal with autism rates?
It doesn't has to be a disability just because someone is different from the majority.

Majority is just the average

Tireings··on U.S. autism data project sparks uproar over ethics, privacy and intent
I agree generally but I hope we make as much real anonymous health data available for research.

Google is certified and runs the biggest medical database with (I believe without googling this) the biggest hospital operator in the USA.

I have a condition which is rare enough that it doesn't get enough funding and data is missing

Tireings··on Netflix introduces a new kind of subtitles for the non-hearing impaired
Are you nitpicking or what do deaf people normally?
Tireings··on NSF director to resign amid grant terminations, job cuts, and controversy
It's possible true but look at the current situation: there are people taking trump as face value.

They believe in him.

They might struggle between 'whats going on here' 'wtf' 'why is no one doing something ' to 'am I wrong? People voted for that clown'.

It's impressive to see how fast society, values and character just degress or becomes mainstream. It has to mean something

Tireings··on Manufactured consensus on x.com
It's a propaganda platform since Musk bought it.

Im saying this for ages and never joked.

Plenty of real situations happening like blocking certain people, stoping of fact checking, bot protection and detection etc.

There is a reason why Twitter needed more people before

Tireings··on π0.5: A VLA with open-world generalization
ML helps here and the progress Nvidia made with their robotics platform.
Tireings··on Whistleblower: DOGE Siphoned NLRB Case Data
Especially how long does it take for them to get a non Russian ip
Tireings··on Fossil fuels fall below 50% of US electricity for the first month on record
Germany actually started the push.
Tireings··on Fossil fuels fall below 50% of US electricity for the first month on record
Yes but climate change made them so cheap.

Lucky enough for us and everyone else economy of scale kicked in. I'm taking it

Tireings··on A new form of verification on Bluesky
It could be perfect to have a basic network of trust as feature.

Can't be that hard to have this

Tireings··on Reworking 30 lines of Linux code could cut power use by up to 30 percent
Indeed he has to.
Tireings··on Getting Forked by Microsoft
Or it was just a team inside Microsoft and he thought "Microsoft" talked to him and saw already dollar signs?

Open source license is there for reasons, he can sue them if they did it wrong.

Tireings··on First hormone-free male birth control pill enters human trials
It's not a child at the 3th month mark.
Tireings··on China Can Have It All – China is currently winner of America's self-sabotage
It has massive resources and exports to everyone around the globe.

USA is alienating everyone including Canada.

So who wins that game?

Tireings··on Half the men in Seattle are never-married singles, census data shows
Really unfortunate for some.

I enjoyed my wedding. We invited family with the goal to celebrate together and we made sure our guests enjoyed it.

I have seen plenty of our wedding pictures hanging on walls (from them in it, not us).

I also can't tell you how interesting it feels that we share now the same last name.

I think it's a nice progression for a relationship.

Tireings··on Air pollution fell substantially as Paris restricted car traffic
P&R outside of a city with good connection to city core would be great.

You would also save sitting in traffic.

And it would push the quality of public transport