jayknight

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>I want AI capabilities to remain diffuse and spread out...

The most widely used AI systems are controlled by a few billionaires. I'd like to see it become much more spread out.

And for folks that do want to bury the body, it can be done way cheaper than the funeral industrial complex would have you believe. Our church keeps a simple coffin on hand that the family can use at cost. And we have folks who will prepare the body and bring it to the church. The only part we don't usually do is dig the grave. Cemeteries usually include that in the cost of the plot.

Next year they will introduce "hAIngouts" as an AI chat bot.

It has options to hide or obscure the location, which I use whenever I'm anywhere near my house, but it should be a little better about prompting users to use that.

Works for me.

Just run WSL inside of Windows.

Neat. I was recently wondering if there was a way to find houses in my area that had roof-top solar, just to get an idea of how common it was.

I've heard it, but only in a tongue-in-cheek context, at least the way I've always interpreted it.

> then step on them for the kill

I heard the sound effect of that when I read you're comment.

Find an open-source project that has a react frontend and could use a tour, and create a PR for a nice tour using your library. Be transparent that you're the author of the library and you've done this work to showcase the capabilities of it.

I personally usually dislike that kind of tour and look for the skip button as soon as I can, so I'm not sure what sort of reception you'll see, so be prepared for it to be rejected. But then you can try again somewhere else (without getting spammy)

I'm currently sitting next to my son who is watching a Mark Rober video on youtube.

But yeah, neither the web site or the app are loading anything right now. But I guess a stream in progress in unaffected.

>Authenticate with your SSH key. Your public key is your identity.

Can I add multiple keys somehow? Like if I want to connect from different machines, or rotate my key one day?

We'll all just be fingering each other.

Yeah, and this solution results in paper ballots. You get three different ways to count them.

My state uses a system that I think is the best of most worlds. You check in at one table, they give you a "receipt" that you give to another table who trades that for a little card. The card isn't linked to you at all and it gives you access to a voting machine. You enter your choices into the machine, which prints out a paper ballot that you can review and verify before putting it into the box as you leave. So, your vote is recorded by the voting machine for quick tallying, but your vote is also recorded on paper that is human and machine readable for verifiable re-counts if needed.

Lawnchair has been good enough for me, get a recent development build, they don't release very often.

See this MKBHD video for an idea of features in Chinese EVs.

https://youtu.be/Mb6H7trzMfI

From the FAQ:

> How do I make a link in a text submission?

>You can't. This is to prevent people from submitting a link with their comments in a privileged position at the top of the page. If you want to submit a link with comments, just submit the link, then add a regular comment.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsfaq.html

I don't submit much, but doesn't the text section of a link submission just get posted as the first comment?

If there was a dark mode, it should use the `prefers-color-scheme` css media query[1] to detect user preferences.

[1] https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/Reference/A...

Yeah, but it's too much like new reddit. Give me an old reddit rival!

A box that contained a fully assembled kitchen table would contain a lot more air. I think that comment just meant IKEA designs items that can be packaged into a minimal volume.

Firefox's Reader mode is pretty great. Doesn't reduce network traffic but makes almost any page more readable.

>that pattern actually forces you to think about errors and "design" them to give meaningful messages

Doesn't Rust's Result type(s) force you to do the same? Sure, you can pass them on with the ? operator, but it's still a choice you have to make.

>She found that people ingest an average of 39,000 to 52,000 microplastic particles per year from food and drinking water, and those who use bottled water on a daily basis ingest nearly 90,000 more microplastic particles into their bodies.

So a 3-4x increase.

I know there are a good number of amateur radio operators that hang out on HN, and most probably know who Jim Heath, W6LG was and how much he loved ham radio and wanted to share his depth of knowledge with others. Jim's son posted this video to his channel announcing that he passed away and is now "Silent Key".

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This is the better link. I've seen some slowness today, but no errors, so the link to github that works isn't very useful.