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monort··on All of our lives overlap in the Network Of Time
Email jeff@amazon.com, it's an unofficial escalation process that still works.
monort··on Tell HN: Use "-f**k" to kill Google AI Overview
Kagi search results are great, but keywords are not highlighted. How is it usable? Is there an option to enable highlighting?
monort··on Phind 2: AI search with visual answers and multi-step reasoning
Thank you!
monort··on Phind 2: AI search with visual answers and multi-step reasoning
Can you add the ability to ask questions via GET requests? This is needed to add a site search keyword into the browser. Make it work only when logged in, if you are afraid of bot requests.

There is also a standard to add it automatically ( https://stackoverflow.com/questions/38670851/whats-a-script-... )

monort··on Undergraduate shows that searches within hash tables can be much faster
Talk by the inventor: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ArQNyOU1hyE
monort··on Mind-Bending Soviet Era Oil Rig City on the Caspian Sea
Copernicus covers it:

https://browser.dataspace.copernicus.eu/?zoom=13&lat=40.2387...

monort··on Speed limiters now mandatory in all new EU cars
This law makes an intelligent speed limiter mandatory to be present in a car, but it does not currently require it to be activated. The software for road sign recognition is currently of poor quality, making a mandatory system impractical.

https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/HTML/?uri=PI_...

monort··on Dear Roku, you ruined my TV
I understand that, but everyone here is saying that the stuttering version is better in itself and the smooth version is horrible? To my eyes it's the opposite.
monort··on Dear Roku, you ruined my TV
So I see a lot of stuttering during panning in that video. With motion smoothing on, almost no stuttering. How can anyone prefer the stuttering version?

https://youtu.be/INQrxHREmJ0?t=211

monort··on 'It's quite soul-destroying': how we fell out of love with dating apps
I'm in a complete agreement with your analysis.

Suppose profile creation is possible (and marketed to) only on a desktop browser and messaging on mobile is with voice messages, no TTS needed. Do you think this could work?

The niche is small, this won't be a next Tinder, but in absolute numbers it's still a large number of users.

monort··on How Hinge's algorithm decides who you date
You don't need investors, unless you think you can't get users without buying them. The platform you described don't need much resources and can be bootstrapped. You can still capture just 1% of the value that Match Group captures and live nicely.

I think the reason we don't see competitors like that is that dating without aggressive monetization won't be much better for the average user.

monort··on How Hinge's algorithm decides who you date
Why would you need to be a billionaire to build a platform like you described? If you think you can't acquire users without big spending, then this platform is not really much better than existing ones?
monort··on It happened to me today: $80/hr writer replaced with ChatGPT
Shirt used to cost a month wage of a skilled worker. How much does it cost today? Why are you so sure workers don't see the benefits of automation?
monort··on Update to Kagi Search Pricing
Surely you can. You can use blind signatures, it's like issuing anonymous tokens in the style of David Chaum digital cash. Or you can just use existing cryptocurrency.

Supposedly they are not doing it because of advantages of associating your payment method and searches.

monort··on Kagi – Paid Search Engine
Here is a bookmarklet to open current page in archive.is:

javascript:location.href = "https://archive.vn/" + location.href

monort··on Poll: What's the best laptop for Linux these days?
Update touchpad firmware to get rid of the intermittent lag.
monort··on Capsaicin is a psychoactive substance
You can still have a government FDA agency, but with a voluntary certification program. The problem is everyone prefers authoritarian solutions.
monort··on Capsaicin is a psychoactive substance
Non-authoritarian solution is to have certification. It will be up to consumer to buy only food certified by PureFood.
monort··on Hollow City: Edward Hopper’s portraits of urban alienation
When you say Rubens is more skilled, do you mean he is just more complex? When one programmer solves the problem in 100 lines and another in 1000, we usually consider superior the former.
monort··on More content by people, for people in Search
Google is not very consistent and this feature is an unsupported vestige of the past.
monort··on Pakistan's floods have created 100km-wide inland lake, satellite images
The same three atmospheric cells exist in the northern hemisphere and there is no continent there. Why is that?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atmospheric_circulation

monort··on More content by people, for people in Search
Here is a what you should add to search request to find mostly old style forum discussions: inurl:forum|viewthread|showthread|viewtopic|showtopic|comments|"index.php?topic" | intext:"reading this topic"|"next thread"|"next topic"|"send private message"
monort··on Airbnb will up its penalty for hosts who cancel last-minute from $100 to $1k
Hosts actually use software for that :)

https://rankbreeze.com/airreview/

monort··on The day I discovered that Apple Maps is Kind of Good now
http://mapy.cz is based on OpenStreetMap and covers some of your use cases
monort··on Twitter bans ads that contradict science on climate change
It took 50 years for plate tectonics: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plate_tectonics#History_of_the...
monort··on Ask HN: Gmail account security
Just use a phone number from a service like temp-number.org. After logging in you will be able to remove it from your account.
monort··on Bitcoin consumed 134 TWh in total during 2021
Prosecute only for the real crime, not for sending money? It was like that in the past.
monort··on Steam has been banned in China
Enable showdead in settings to view flagged comments.
monort··on Hypersonic HAWC missile flies, but details are kept hidden
Actually, since the invention of ballistic missiles we are permanently 30 minutes from death. There are around 900 flight ready warheads both in US and Russia.

https://uploads.fas.org/2014/05/Brief2017_GWU_2s.pdf

monort··on We Could Brighten Clouds to Cool the Earth
Elevated CO2 concentration favors plants with C3 pathway, because they appeared when CO2 ppm was much higher, than today. Plants with more recent C4 pathway (evolved around 25 million years ago), do not respond as much to CO2.

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S197830191...

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