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techcrunch.com 1mo ago

Fable ban was never about a jailbreak?

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notesfrompoland.com 2mo ago

Polish Nobel literature laureate admits to using AI

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www.abc.net.au 3mo ago

Civilian volunteers across Europe 3D print weapon parts for Ukraine

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www.gamereactor.se 3mo ago

IKEA working on gaming console konsål

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www.theregister.com 3mo ago

AI bug reports went from junk to legit overnight, says Linux kernel czar

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github.blog 3mo ago

AI bug reports went from junk to legit overnight, says Linux kernel czar

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www.sciencedaily.com 10mo ago

Graphene breaks Wiedeman-Franz law

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news.ycombinator.com 1y ago

Ask HN: Who's Hiring?

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github.blog 1y ago

GitHub CLI let's you create PR's from your terminal

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www.telegraph.co.uk 2y ago

AstraZeneca admits its Covid vaccine can cause bloodclot in court documents

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eu.blueridgenow.com 2y ago

Stingray could be first in its species to be pregnant through parthenogenesis

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9to5google.com 2y ago

Google Pixel storage unreadable after Android update

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www.malaymail.com 2y ago

Thailand discovers nearly 15M tonnes of lithium

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www.modos.tech 3y ago

Modos: Open source hardware E-ink laptop in development

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github.com 5y ago

Show HN: PF – K8s portforwarding made convenient

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arstechnica.com 6y ago

Porches first electric vehicle: the 1898 P1

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classic.minecraft.net 7y ago

MineCraft classic – original Minecraft in the browser

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arstechnica.com 7y ago

Oldest intact shipwreck ever discovered found in the Black Sea

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www-theverge-com.cdn.ampproject.org 7y ago

Microsoft adds warning when installing Chrome,FF

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arstechnica.com 7y ago

Employee email explains Musks plan to make Tesla private

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arstechnica.com 7y ago

Physicists beat economists at their own game

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arstechnica.com 7y ago

Tesla posts bigger-than-expected revenue and loss

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www.theguardian.com 7y ago

Thieves escape by motorboat after royal jewels heist in Sweden

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arstechnica.com 9y ago

Breath of the Wild deemed Best Zelda game ever

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github.com 9y ago

“disable tests”

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Building the indexer is the easy part.

The hard part is indexing the vast seas of the web. You need a large pile of cash to do that. One of those cases where running the software is harder than making it.

And once you've spent your large pile of cash, you're probably gonna want to earn it back somehow. Your competition doesn't charge for search, and your whole raison d'etre is to not serve ads.

Good luck!

In Europe we've used regulations. There's standardised ways to measure area of an apartment/house, and it has to be included in any ads and contract of sale/rent. If the actual area doesn't match what's in the ads/contract the landlord/seller will be in trouble. I saw a news article once where the landlord,iirc, had to return all rent money to the tenant. The tenant had lived there for a while(memory is fuzzy, I think it was years, but don't quote me on that) and in the end only paid for electricity.

I hear you guys like suing eachother in the states, seems like this kind of regulation would suit you just fine!

Today I learned the Nordic larp style is not the global default. As a Swede who's only ever participated in 2 larps,I hadn't realised people do it differently elsewhere!

I really don't see how leveling and experience points would work in a larp, but then I'm not exactly a experienced larper!

The steam machine handily beats apple in terms of dollar per TFLOP and dollar per GB memory. It's also easier to upgrade, making it likely to last longer.

Unified memory puts Apple in it's own category for certain workloads however, but since we're talking about gaming here, and not local LLMs, Apple simply cannot compete on any kind of value comparison

Agreed. Half the thickness and ~2x the screen size and it would've been an instant buy. 2x the screen size and same thickness and I'd have to think about it.

As is I'll keep my eyes peeled for future versions, I really like the concept, and deal-breaker might be fixed in the future

Decoy Font 6 days ago

I once held the belief that any marketing material showed the exact opposite of reality, and this page does exactly that: It doesn't stop AI from reading it, but it sure stops me!

The issues are legion. First thing I noticed was the addition of bloat. The "stock android"was a main selling point for me, but I do not feel they delivered. The ultra fast charging has been nice on occasion, but I think it's done more harm than good: the battery deteriorated faster than any phone I've had before it. I've had lots of issues with the usb-c port, it keeps spitting out cables, occasionally doesn't connect properly. The behind-the-screen fingerprint reader is a really cool feature, unfortunately it's so unreliable I've stopped using it completely since it's faster to use the pin code than doing 8 scans of my finger. Lately the power button has stopped working which is super annoying, if I run out of batteries my phone is dead until an alarm rings, which turns it on again. The sound slider is a cool idea, unfortunately it interacts weirdly with several apps. The worst of which is it opens "find in page"in my web browser any time I touch it. Oh and it became loose and occasionally switches on its own, but that's wear and tear I guess... There is so much wrong with this phone...

The issues are legion. First thing I noticed was the addition of bloat. The "stock android"was a main selling point for me, but I do not feel they delivered. The ultra fast charging has been nice on occasion, but I think it's done more harm than good: the battery deteriorated faster than any phone I've had before it. I've had lots of issues with the usb-c port, it keeps spitting out cables, occasionally doesn't connect properly. The behind-the-screen fingerprint reader is a really cool feature, unfortunately it's so unreliable I've stopped using it completely since it's faster to use the pin code than doing 8 scans of my finger. Lately the power button has stopped working which is super annoying, if I run out of batteries my phone is dead until an alarm rings, which turns it on again. The sound slider is a cool idea, unfortunately it interacts weirdly with several apps. The worst of which is it opens "find in page"in my web browser any time I touch it. Oh and it became loose and occasionally switches on its own, but that's wear and tear I guess...

There is so much wrong with this phone...

My wife had fair phone 4, and it was unusable. It was only time she replaced a phone prematurely. She cares a lot about camera though, and likes to take pictures. Her main complaint was that the camera took like 5 seconds to start, so she'd miss the moment. And when it did finally start the quality was really bad.

I tried using it a bit but I couldn't stand how unresponsive it was.

I don't know if their later phones have gotten better,I hope so, because I love everything about that company except their (previous) products.

Good call. I've got the 8t and it's horrendous. I bought because I kept hearing good things about their earlier models and figured it would translate. It didn't.

Next will be a pixel for sure.

I had the exact opposite experience. I replaced my pixel 1 with a OnePlus 8t and I've been kicking myself ever since for not going with a new pixel. This phone is awful! My original pixel was so much better than the several years newer 8t. I absolutely long for the day I can finally, in good conscience, replace this piece of trash with a new pixel phone. I think the day is near. Finally.

Good. I have a OnePlus 8t and it's the worst phone I've ever owned. I've hated it since day one, but I'd feel bad replacing a new phone, so I've kept it all these years anyway. It's now old enough for me to consider a replacement (finally!). This announcement doesn't really change anything for me, I'd never buy OnePlus again anyway, but at least it keeps others from making the same mistake I did.

They seem to have a lot of goodwill from customers. I'll never understand why.

Written from my OnePlus 8t.

I think the t is for "trash"

Silly nitpick but the free market absolutely can, and has in the past, put a monetary (positive)value on your person.

We have of course abolished slavery since then.

Which is a weird way of saying I don't think we necessarily should put a monetary value to people. Instead we need to realize that money isn't everything in life. So much of life is unpriceable, and that's as it should be. Attempting to price the unpriceable necessarily makes a mockery of the unpriceable thing.

Hey yo,I heard you like diffs, so I put some diffs in your diff so you can diff your diff while you diff!

Sorry, couldn't resist. The xzibit was too strong in your comment.

Pretty insane that you can get this close to the real thing this way.

Rocket league is one of my favourite games, and I'm pretty decent at it (rank champion 1). I kinda felt like my controller was a bit broken when playing this, a lot of commands were just ignored, and forget doing stuff like speed flips. But I did feel like was controlling the car, and everything about the game looked very much like the real thing. Ball movement was on point, I didn't notice any weird bounces or anything.

The lack of opponents pulling triple flip resets and double-tapping musty's (musties?) was the most notable difference from the real thing

Very thankful someone is doing this work! I suspect it will be thankless work for a while: we're not far enough into diminishing gains territory for anything other than the absolute best being worth considering for most people, but I reckon we will be pretty soon. If a year from now swe 2.0 or whatever reaches fable 5 parity for a fraction of the cost, that'll be very attractive indeed!