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I think the point is it is cheap to prevent. The weird tip is doing a different test to the standard one, which costs little for typical HNers (but admit every $ counts for many people esp. with current inflation, poverty, bad governance) but sounds like on par with a dentist doing anything beyond a checkup.

It is a long read and I want to make time for it. Quick search check and calc (for calcify etc.) and diet appear alot in the article which is not surprising based on other things I have watched on the subject.

Getting "Bite mark" vibes from this. How does "94% match" convert to P(this is same person|nothing else)?

(Nothing else because interested in the tech, rather than the J6 stuff Tbh)

And app developers too. Maybe sister comment about something cloud. Can fleece devs for more money too, bonus!

It is worrying that the machines many of HN rely on are the minority of their revenue so they'd not even flinch financially to mess up that product line. TF for Linux/x86/arm as an alternative ecosystem that is not controlled by one party.

They cant remove all the Ubuntu installation tutorials surely?

It is not even interesting as Betteridge as they used "should" not "can".

Questions:

1. Should they do it (morally)? No

2. Should they do it (proft motive)? No

3. Can they do it (legally)? probably not.

4. Can they do it (technologically)? Yes

5. If they do it is it accurate? (See palm reading...)

Yeah we need to constantly fight against this. Easy to LOL you get sued today but will that be true tomorrow.

Nice, that is the dream career!

There is a lot of stuff I should do. From making my own CPU from a breadboard of nand gates to building a CDN in Rust. But aint got time for all the things.

That said I built an LLM following Karpathy's tutorial. So I think it aims good to dabble a bit.

Also it is not measuring average returns per $ but returns split by company then a vector operation of ceiling (1bn) divided by my 1bn then aggregated.

Yes. But possibly make it more "make friends" oriented. Although there could be singles and up for a date versions if you want and more "i definitely just want to make friends only" versions. But I think the evaluation at the end is not needed. Just encourage people to exchange details if they want to.

Sounds pretty social to me. Escape room then likey you end up chatting after and going somewhere else if you get along. Maybe as a group.

Yeah I used to finish my job on a computer and go use another computer for fun. The smart phone is just a smaller one of tbose.

Capitalism isn't all bad. Example: you can actually buy real food.

Where the sun doesn't shine?

Also https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45703666

In the AI age I'd prefer poorly written reports in broken English. Just as long as that doesnt become a known bypass and so the AI is instructed to sound broken.

Is Dock Leaf soup good?

Yes that is simple, especially for a desktop app.

I would argue it is not resilient enough for a web app.

No one wrote the rules in stone, but I assume server side you want the host to manage data recovery and availability. Client side it is the laptop owners problem. On a laptop, availability is almost entirely correlated with "has power source" and "works" and data recovery "made a backup somehow".

So I think we are both right?

Anything like that. Dog breeds. Cultivations. Etc.

Typescript has brought a very powerful and flexible type system to the masses. It is absolutely amazing. Ill forgive it being based in JS.

Postgres is simpler. Get your cloud to manage it. Click to create instance, get failover with zero setup. Click button 2 to get guaranteed backups and snapshot point in time.

Unexpected way to increase air safety:

> In an effort to prevent similar accidents, officials captured and exterminated 1,235 Canada geese at 17 locations across New York City in mid-2009 and coated 1,739 goose eggs with oil to smother the developing goslings.[71] As of 2017, 70,000 birds had been intentionally killed in New York City through programs instituted after the ditching.[72]

The company now known as Boeing hoodwinking the FAA back then.

> "But all too often a search for a rubber duck drives out the search for love".

Indeed it does

It is not smart to be happy all the time!

Business card sized. Im old enough to know what they meant (a business card shaped CD ROM)

Yes this pilot knows he avoided death. Whereas everyone else may have "got lucky" without realising. Every crash you drive past on the motorway for example!

Unrelated but this was interesting:

> It departed from runway 01L Zwanenburgbaan (now known as runway 36C)

Magnetic field change?