Gulf of Mexico he also renamed in the US.
Mass protests and voter activation might have tipped the scale towards Lula. There was a rude awakening among mainly the younger populace when Bolsonaro jr managed to get the most votes in the first round.
I've recently set up Home Assistant again after a 5 year hiatus. All my old devices still work fine. I primarily use zigbee, which is fully local and very reliable. Home Assistant supports a lot, including older…
I have zero sympathy for capabilities, IP, etc being stolen from AI companies that themselves are built on stolen IP. Framing it as a security issue is intellectually insulting.
We'll get innovations in AI as a side effect.
I think a lot of people are not able to reason to this point and then adjust behaviour accordingly. They probably reason to the point when pressed for it, but cannot resist the low effort and low resistance route of…
I use it at a much smaller scale. I think that's also the right place, because its a CLI tool + skills that generate md files. Not something you'd give to a business person. I start from a single ticket (sometimes just…
The alignment problem goes deeper than that. "Lower our carbon emissions to zero as soon as possible" could result in AI turning off all electricity to stop traffic, turning off gas supply to stop heating and industry,…
The biggest chunk is in the Netherlands, but you want your gold also in other countries, so that you can still access is (and don't loose it) in case of an invasion. Hence almost half is in North America, a completely…
It's easier to sell gold in the UK because of certain laws they have.
I'm using tailscale to tunnel from an hetzner vm to my home, so that the vm can use my home connection for certain traffic. Traverses NAT and GNAT. It just works: connect devices and they immediately show up in their…
New joiners are required to eventually adopt. Only members that were so before the Euro are exempt.
Modern-ish houses have mechanical ventilation, then you don't need vents. Old houses don't, so you need to get ventilate the passive way.
I'm highly gifted, which has overlap with many autism traits. Maybe something to look at.
https://archive.is/ND9GL
I do this as well. I scan the titles (not just HN, but all my rss feeds combined) and only read what grabs my interest.
On Android you can still patch the YouTube apk with Revanced and get rid of ads (and you can enable sponsorblock, etc).
I also got out of the article that we shouldn't let people work who shouldn't work (the water as a resource vs labor as a resource comparison). That implies those people are provided for in a different way than wages.
Have you seen profits lately? The money is going to the shareholders. You hardly see it in the products you buy (they're the same, just more expensive) or in your wage going up. This is not (just) AI, but generally…
I listen to radio a lot. NTS, FIP, Concertzender. It's a great way to discover new music and have some human presence. Recently a DJ with excellent music taste and a deep radio-perfect voice died. I was devastated when…
Right now the article reads as "AI can play doctor if you give MRI scans". If the author would actually go for a second opinion (maybe bring along the AI to let it explain it's findings), then the article could read as…
There was an article on HN a few weeks ago where someone detailed how they managed to get an old datacenter GPU to run in their consumer PC, getting decent performance with qwen. He spent something like $200 on the GPU…
Wow, totally forgot I've used this rss reader in the past. Happy to still it's still rocking and stronger than ever! Ps: love the statement "it's like podcast, but for reading".
First iPhone didn't have support for 3rd party apps. Steve Jobs even explicitly spoke about wanting to have all 3rd party things run in the browser. Only when jailbreaking and custom apps got very successful, Apple…
So maybe now the advice could be to build a passable mvp and then use that to figure out the product-market fit. It's a lot easier to think about it and discuss it with others when the product is tangible instead of…
Gulf of Mexico he also renamed in the US.
Mass protests and voter activation might have tipped the scale towards Lula. There was a rude awakening among mainly the younger populace when Bolsonaro jr managed to get the most votes in the first round.
I've recently set up Home Assistant again after a 5 year hiatus. All my old devices still work fine. I primarily use zigbee, which is fully local and very reliable. Home Assistant supports a lot, including older…
I have zero sympathy for capabilities, IP, etc being stolen from AI companies that themselves are built on stolen IP. Framing it as a security issue is intellectually insulting.
We'll get innovations in AI as a side effect.
I think a lot of people are not able to reason to this point and then adjust behaviour accordingly. They probably reason to the point when pressed for it, but cannot resist the low effort and low resistance route of…
I use it at a much smaller scale. I think that's also the right place, because its a CLI tool + skills that generate md files. Not something you'd give to a business person. I start from a single ticket (sometimes just…
The alignment problem goes deeper than that. "Lower our carbon emissions to zero as soon as possible" could result in AI turning off all electricity to stop traffic, turning off gas supply to stop heating and industry,…
The biggest chunk is in the Netherlands, but you want your gold also in other countries, so that you can still access is (and don't loose it) in case of an invasion. Hence almost half is in North America, a completely…
It's easier to sell gold in the UK because of certain laws they have.
I'm using tailscale to tunnel from an hetzner vm to my home, so that the vm can use my home connection for certain traffic. Traverses NAT and GNAT. It just works: connect devices and they immediately show up in their…
New joiners are required to eventually adopt. Only members that were so before the Euro are exempt.
Modern-ish houses have mechanical ventilation, then you don't need vents. Old houses don't, so you need to get ventilate the passive way.
I'm highly gifted, which has overlap with many autism traits. Maybe something to look at.
https://archive.is/ND9GL
I do this as well. I scan the titles (not just HN, but all my rss feeds combined) and only read what grabs my interest.
On Android you can still patch the YouTube apk with Revanced and get rid of ads (and you can enable sponsorblock, etc).
I also got out of the article that we shouldn't let people work who shouldn't work (the water as a resource vs labor as a resource comparison). That implies those people are provided for in a different way than wages.
Have you seen profits lately? The money is going to the shareholders. You hardly see it in the products you buy (they're the same, just more expensive) or in your wage going up. This is not (just) AI, but generally…
I listen to radio a lot. NTS, FIP, Concertzender. It's a great way to discover new music and have some human presence. Recently a DJ with excellent music taste and a deep radio-perfect voice died. I was devastated when…
Right now the article reads as "AI can play doctor if you give MRI scans". If the author would actually go for a second opinion (maybe bring along the AI to let it explain it's findings), then the article could read as…
There was an article on HN a few weeks ago where someone detailed how they managed to get an old datacenter GPU to run in their consumer PC, getting decent performance with qwen. He spent something like $200 on the GPU…
Wow, totally forgot I've used this rss reader in the past. Happy to still it's still rocking and stronger than ever! Ps: love the statement "it's like podcast, but for reading".
First iPhone didn't have support for 3rd party apps. Steve Jobs even explicitly spoke about wanting to have all 3rd party things run in the browser. Only when jailbreaking and custom apps got very successful, Apple…
So maybe now the advice could be to build a passable mvp and then use that to figure out the product-market fit. It's a lot easier to think about it and discuss it with others when the product is tangible instead of…