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Breath by James Nestor. Great book.

That’s always there. People rely on the google a lot. Have apps in play Store, run YT channel. And other platforms similarly have power over their user base.

More info about browser password management in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34149738

What about just using chrome’s saved passwords and syncing?

It would be great if someone can succinctly destroy that idea :D

Totally tangential. Are there movies or studios that have open-sourced code or tech hardware used to make the movie?

Note: Article is 3 years old already. Guardian calls it out also.

To the other fundamental ideas in the replies, I would add what SM motivation content profess for similar situations: getting organized and working out to lose weight.

True. And reckless challenges seem to be going up in general.

Did someone count the number of cards and penalties against Arsenal last season?

@Darmody, if only you had used a word like "commerce" or "business" instead of "geopolitics". This match and WC seems like good business. Also I'm not entertained but that was their intention I guess.

Yes. Maybe there is greater commercial value of a Messi + Argentina win. But then now (at 81'), it seems they haven't made up their mind. 2-2.

who else is here at half time?

but the e-ink displays have a dull gray background. While printer paper is the bright bleached white which a lot more pleasing and easier to read.

Ah right so there's chargers at work and at home, then you wouldn't notice the charge times. I have heard folks having to drive to and wait at charger locations, that is a hassle. So that's only until the charging infra at apartments and offices catch up.

does any Tesla owner have an issue with how long it takes to charge a Tesla? And IIUC it has to be charged more often than a similar Toyota with a full tank.

IIUC you refer to "flying debris" from outer space hitting the surface of the moon. But the local lunar dust itself is a big challenge to be addressed for future moon mission EVAs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0k9wIsKKgqo

This dust would probably be a physical challenge to equipment used to build infra.

Yeah.. The biggest fastest asteroid doesn't seem to cause a planet wide issue. What killed the dinos then?

Jk... I do not have enough info about the dino extinction, and I understand this is a fun internet toy. Very cool and neal.fun is amazing in general.

> What will happen when evil players will get hold of this tech? Are we going to witness another cold-war or something, just this time the threat will be who develops better models?

My friend wrote a "remote c2c server, basically a mutating malware" using ChatGPT. He had no bad intentions, he just works in the security domain.

People with malicious intentions will be the biggest and earliest adopters of AI. Somehow that is my first thought.

ChatGPT summary (by copy-pasting main text of article): The pandemic has caused many people to turn away from digital distractions and seek solace in things they can touch, feel and sense with their whole bodies. This has led to a surge in outdoor activities, as people crave the feeling of being outside and disconnected from screens. Some experts believe that the pandemic will leave a lasting legacy, as people remember the joy of being outdoors and the bonding experiences they had with their families. This could lead to a permanent shift away from the digital world and towards a more analog existence.

I mean my old phone is built to pop at anytime. I really have no old working devices or those work frustratingly slow. My last old phone just died -- maybe it was from disuse.

Is there any anecdotes or data about the impact of sitting too much? And screen time?

Well there is cover fire

35+ ain't that far. For all. Damn. Is that fewer than 2-3 chances for huge economic outcomes?

> work and attention

Attention is such a good choice of word. Attention with memory is key. I feel memory/remembering is the work, because we are constantly flooded with new things all day. Otherwise, once I am out of a conversation, I am into another app or meeting.

> accidentally leading others to believe they want a deeper relationship than they have the capacity to maintain.

Damn that's true. Though I think our instinct is to try to connect on a deeper level, and with just good intentions. We can be good friends with a lot of people. And be close to very few. That's ok, and better to be clear.

"Traditions are solutions for which we have forgotten the problems" - I think this quote fits to so many more situations as I get older. Relationships (w/ friends and family) are easily strengthened by traditions.

Traditions are very algorithmic. Traditions sometimes force us to connect/meet people and resolve conflicts if you follow the "rules". Traditions can be hard to follow (as in overcoming some inertia or discomfort).

PS: Don't have to think of just cultural traditions. A gang of college friends can have their own silly but decades long traditions and inside-jokes.

Weatherford, in his Genghis Khan book, says there isn't much surviving text about that period and region. But whar sources he uses in that book are all by "chroniclers" of that era - my understanding is that the chroniclers are average reporters of that period, with a decent patronage; just documenting things on paper as they hear/research/study it; without the intention of publishing for widespread readership.

So here's a random idea based on that: Can we incentivize more people to report on a topic/event today? Just write, do not have to publish.

^ If more people just write commentary/summary like this for whatever they consume, it might double as a decent diversion from just consuming content online. And maybe.. maybe it will make us mindful about what we consume online :D

Did I miss it or does the article specify what tools Tremendous uses for their documentation?

I am curious about Rust + WebAssembly. I haven't thought enough about if it is really that powerful or useful.

Is it because we are made to want too many things? Many of which don't give real satisfaction. Including being expected to know what we want?

You are right, showing up to help or at least to anything they invite you to (even a simple lunch) is very important to continuity.

One of the reasons I won't read these articles - I don't want the content to become an excuse/prescription for me losing touch with friends.

Also who made the writer an expert? (May not apply to the author of this particular article, but I am generally skeptical).

It will happen. India will follow anything the West does (good and bad). Disclaimer: I don't know much about state of Indian farms today.