phillipseamore

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I can't see you are retrieving any actual observations (open-meteo only provides model data). So you are really measuring model consistency or confidence since you aren't comparing to actual observations.

Why radio? Having worked in media for a couple of decades online would have much less latency, actual newswires (AP/Reuters/AFP etc) are even faster (for news originating outside the scope of the media organization, e.g. foreign) with one-liners coming in pretty much instantly as something happens.

You can argue that but still doesn't change that UK news end up as being "only covered by the left" since this site can't differentiate between them being local/regional news vs. US centric vs. global.

Blindspots, "only the left is covering this" has a lot of UK news since you mark The Guardian as being left-leaning (while the guardian in UK/Europe would be considered rather centrist).

hey, at least they've dropped terrorism and organized crime from the list of "if you support piracy you are really supporting..."

Grammar != spelling

I've gotten better deals in the past few months on the "regular" servers instead of auctions, especially for high storage needs.

...but will still fight for changes to tax law to make sure he never pays into the pot that would fund UBI

No ranking no algorithm has always been available here: https://news.ycombinator.com/newest

Seems to miss that Google owns Waze?

An old past time of some farmers https://coloradosun.com/2024/09/08/patrich-esch-ed-dean-jage...

Uncanny motion (probably missing parallax etc.) so that it simply looks like a video game. Not for me.

$40 a month for self-hosting my own Speedify endpoint? Forget it, I'm saving them money and won't be paying extra for doing the work!

This even puts Bondix (a much better performing solution) in a competitive advantage as being cheaper.

We've used jogwheels for video editing for at least half a century. https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Jog_Dial_on_Sony_BVE...

I was expecting a well conceived April fools parody of all these horrible vibe coded "world watching trackers" (at least 2 pop up here on HN every day!) with maps filled with KitKat's instead of flights, earthquakes and lightning.

Isn't the PR team really the "fundraising" team? E.g. this PR is all so that politicians continue to fund NASA and without all of this NASA would be in a much worse budget position.

When old art gets a revival like that it's usually because the work is being reused (e.g. song used in an ad, Tv show, movie), something that costs time and money to license when done legally. How many artists lost their chances because navigating copyright is tedious and expensive?

Bonkers

Strangely found it to work in mobile Safari, it uses a workaround by creating checkboxes that have native haptics when toggled and not any actual APIs.

Or just unlikely to get diagnosed since all the vegans I know also have low trust in medicine.

One would think that you'd get a much more accurate results (e.g. control more variables) from looking at a cohort that lives meters away from nuclear power plants for months each year to study, e.g. personnel on nuclear subs, ships and carriers.

Few brands own their names in more than one (or a handful) of TLDs, because it's pointless and a waste of money.

"Big Interview" is a registered trademark and you have provided the evidence that you've registered their trademark at different TLD's in bad faith so they can easily claim the domains.

True. Clustering on a map is usually a sign that a map was setup by someone that doesn't use it or has no interest in the data.

Yes, the ECMWF has been the world leader in this for a decade or more. All those AI models are trained on ECMWF's ERA reanalysis.

I regularly search for new repos in my field and about half the results these days are half-baked, botched or basic stuff driven by AI.

Linking to a page deep in the archive sure won't help things out.

The number of idiotic vibe coded repos I've seen on GH lately that are doing things like crawling OSM for POI data is mindboggling!

Looks promising! I have a project in the summer that is collecting various data (lidar, drone images for photogrammetry etc) in a remote area and I will definetly try this out. The idea is to sync files up as soon as possible via 4/5G and Starlink using BondiX. Have you considered supporting multiple uplinks/bonding in Keryx?

Isn't this the admin that fought for the TAKE IT DOWN act?