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Wikipedia isn't a database. There shouldn't be a Wikipedia page about every single grain of sand, and neither should there be one about every single person. If you aren't notable enough to have a bunch of journalists write articles about you, then what you are doing isn't impactful enough to warrant an encyclopedia…

I've ordered hundreds of things from JLC over the last decade. Both bare boards and assembled boards base don my own designs that. I uploaded and BOMs i provided, sometimes even special parts I had shipped to them. All ordered boards arrived to me just fine over their cheap chipping and over DHL, and precisely zero…

The existence of some contributions to MIT code does not disprove the assertion. If you're fit to even be in this conversation then you have enough logic to know this, which makes the comment not merely in error but knowingly disingenuous. What are the equivalent numbers for everything that was ever licenced GPL vs…

Wow this price is interesting. I guess the Chinese competition is really driving prices down. I do miss the first generation (I think second was too) where they were "true" SLA but they got sued into oblivion by 3D Systems.

Well, yes to both. The initial reason why I started the engine because I wanted something that could run typescript natively. For now it just does type-stripping and some transformations to run react code. For source mapping, some errors are converted, mainly syntax ones, but there are no real conversions for errors…

Well that's creative!

Thalidomide is still prescribed.

> We know what thinking is based on biological brains That's a big claim. Do we really? > so if we are to conclude it happens in machines, the experiment should have identical results Why? Same idea can have multiple different implementations with very close effective result. Both humans and spiders can walk and both…

The point is that something like this exists, or had to have existed. What lengths a person took to prevent de-obfuscation of code. The commenter above is saying it's sickening that a LLM has to "think" about this in order to not analyze the code, and I think it's equally sickening that, if someone wants to achieve…

The board is the developer. Sub-contractors have not been paid, lawsuits filed. Developer had contractor's license suspended for fraud -- promised pool, lawn care, mailboxes, didn't deliver.

This is exactly why I'm considering it. It sounds super useful to feel the drag gestures while developing. Same with website testing when they are meant to be used on a phone/tablet mostly.

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I think refer to Qwen 3.8 Max. It was released, got the top agantic ranking, and AA immediately made an update to their index calculation that made it lose the top spot. It was very suspicious. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49200652 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49201726

This answer makes me smile, it’s so naive. Making a fun, polished game, and not just a quick prototype to post screenshots of on social media, is not just about choosing the right LLM model and telling it ‘make a fun game’

Employee: I need an accommodation. AI goes against my religious beliefs. HR director, to employee's director: Does this guy use AI for anything currently? Do you need him to? If we grant this request, will it affect us negatively? Employee's director: A couple people use AI. It's not required at all. Honestly, people…

We’re going to find out ICE was investigating a group that was harboring illegal immigrants. Shocking

Honest question, what would I do if this is my first 3D printer and I don't have the ability to wash and cure? Or do I and I just don't know it, ha

Most of the complexity comes from trying to wrangle uncooperative, poorly written processes. For example, if process descriptors had existed early enough--they came to Linux long after systemd--process management would have been easier and systemd and alternatives could have had a more narrow focus. Linux is now a…

Across what time period? Most people do better economically over their lifetimes because most people's earnings grow as they progress in their careers.

Confirmed from within US. Everyone run the query and downvote the response.

> and almost begin to pinch zoom something I never feel that temptation, but when using a phone I do feel a kind of dread every time I want to select some text or precisely position a cursor.

There is no semantic game going on here Somewhere between half and a solid majority of undocumented immigrants came through ports of entry and have overstayed their visas. Again, this is not a crime Or perhaps there is a semantic game, but it's coming from the other direction - from those who would demagogue…

When first married and bringing my new wife home to Iowa, there were billions of fireflies over a hayfield. She said What is that? Fireflies! No, she said, that's a fairy tale. She was astounded to find out they were real. That was also the last time I ever saw fireflies in those numbers. Maybe 30 years ago.

How did the preorder form for this product endup #2 here on HN in 10 minutes with no comments? Theres no new blog or video or news, preorders opened 2 weeks ago

> well there's no statute of limitations on murder at least, so 800 more days This assumes The Other Side will do anything if they do get into power. My prediction: A milquetoast moderate leads the (D)'s and declares: "In the interest of unity and moving forward, we will not go after anyone in the previous…