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tandr··on "No inventions; no innovations" A History of US Steel
Sounds like a good plot for a (short) sci-fi story.
tandr··on Anabolic response to protein ingestion has no upper limit in humans
So you haven't seen me WFH yet... phew
tandr··on Airlines will make $118B in extra fees
Pretty much all big flights searching sites (flights.google.com, Bing, etc) allow to specify that you have luggage, and the search results changes (sometimes quite drastically) depending on that checkmark.
tandr··on Terraform Cloud Pricing Changes Sticker Shock
Probably it is a "Zero Interest Rate Policy"

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zero_interest-rate_policy

tandr··on Pentagon fails audit for sixth year in a row
Are there any SA tools, that would understand COBOL?
tandr··on Microsoft is removing Maps and Movies and TV from Windows 11
I suspect that continuous support (software devs, planning, customer support hours, map's updates, etc) is a noticeable money drain.
tandr··on Ask HN: Which recent research paper blew your mind?
>Surfactants safely take down mosquitoes without using insecticides https://newatlas.com/science/surfactants-safely-take-down-mo...

Curious - what would happen to a spider or an ant that ate a couple of mosquitoes with that spice on top? Will they also suffocate?

tandr··on First 'tooth regrowth' medicine moves toward clinical trials in Japan
"Do not swim if you suspect there could be even traces of blood in the water."?
tandr··on First 'tooth regrowth' medicine moves toward clinical trials in Japan
(In reaally small letters below)

Consumer warning: might cause drowsiness, or anxiety. Teeth growth is guaranteed, but the location of newly grown teeth is not. Consult your doctor if you have high blood pressure, pregnant, or breastfeeding. Do not take with alcohol.

tandr··on Sequence diagrams, the only good thing UML brought to software development
This is insanely good, thank you very much for the link! Should be a great tool to "bootstrap" some diagrams during brainstorm meetings, or just to put into documentation, and be able to change them later.
tandr··on U.S. Rep. Angie Craig drops college requirement for staffers
Is this a reference to "Idiocracy"?
tandr··on Study finds new pathway for clearing misfolded proteins
Great comment, but... Now they will be afraid to go outside. ;)
tandr··on End-of-Life Dreams
Thank you very much for sharing this. Without going much into details, you are not alone with this - there are people that have the same abilities. It is scary sometimes, and rarely can be used beforehand. Maybe you and these who has this experience often, are wired differently, and are more tuned to the Universe's radio than the rest of us...
tandr··on Sparks of Artificial General Intelligence: Early Experiments with GPT-4
I am terrible sorry, but I fail to see the logic in your 2+1=1+2 explanation of that answer. Would you be kind, and ELI5 it, if possible?
tandr··on An Aperiodic Monotile
These articles should come with a warning "Giant rabbit hole ahead" on them...
tandr··on Dalai: Automatically install, run, and play with LLaMA on your computer
...yet?
tandr··on GPT 4 coming next week
My thought exactly. Gpt-4 will be asked to create gpt-5, which will create special hardware as prerequisite, etc...
tandr··on Improving Signal's Sealed Sender (2021)
Did Signal fix the protocol, or at least responded with something?
tandr··on Moonwalkers: Shoes that make you walk faster (pre-order)
Battery life is going to be a very serious limiting factor. It's one thing to walk all day in a new city you are visiting, and think only about recharging yourself. But walking an hour in these, and then carry them (and they should be heavy, relatively speaking) until next charge - I think it would not be worth it.
tandr··on GPT-4 could pass bar exam, AI researchers say
Maybe it understood "odd" in a different sense of the word? As in "unusual", whatever the "unusual" is for an AI...
tandr··on Twitter is planning to start charging $20 per month for verification
Not emeralds?
tandr··on The Social Recession: By the Numbers
Sorry, I think you meant "Exit Through the Gift Shop"

https://m.imdb.com/title/tt1587707/

tandr··on What happened when my wife died
Would someone be kind, and explain what PPO, ENT, HMO means? Thank you in advance.
tandr··on “If plan A is for you to take multiple rounds of .308 in your back...” (2000)
What a surreal read... The most surreal part is that it appears to be a completely serious question and discussion...
tandr··on Physicists rewrite a quantum rule that clashes with our universe
What is "process-physics", what does it deal with, sorry?
tandr··on Java’s Cultural Problem
Yes, 100 times yes! Looks like we posted similar thoughts at about the same time.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32896598

tandr··on Java’s Cultural Problem
Learning Java once is easy. Understanding it is fine too. But learning new framework every time you switch projects - not so much. Because every time it becomes a gargantuan task, with all the dependencies that it pulls. And the moment you wants to do a tiny step aside, you need to learn intricacies of internal working of said framework just to something oh-so-slightly different than original authors envisioned. And then add couple more libraries, and endless conflicts, and stubs, and injection debugging nightmare. The maintenance of the dependencies becomes a full time job...

Yeah, Java is simple. Everything else around it makes it almost unbearable with mental load that you need to keep just to move forward with a simple change.

tandr··on Android 13 requires devices to have more than 2GB RAM and 16GB storage
Thank you very much!
tandr··on Android 13 requires devices to have more than 2GB RAM and 16GB storage
What phone do you use, that allows that many choices of android variants, sorry?
tandr··on Visual effects for the Indian blockbuster “RRR”
What would you recommend to watch instead?
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