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news.ycombinator.com 2d ago

Ask HN: Is there a Moore's Law equivalent for compute/energy use?

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news.ycombinator.com 15d ago

Ask HN: Do you have more or less than 1Mb text of your own writing?

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www.gridstatus.io 1mo ago

US Grid Energy Price Map

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www.opb.org 5mo ago

Crowd Control vs. Freedom of Association

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ieeexplore.ieee.org 10mo ago

Parrallel String Matching on CUDA

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www.politico.com 11mo ago

Exfiltrating Federal Court Files Continues

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theconversation.com 11mo ago

Francis Bacon's Essays, in print 400 years

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www.zmescience.com 11mo ago

Light-Emitting Domes

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www.nature.com 1y ago

The spectrum of magnetized turbulence in the interstellar medium

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thinkstewartville.com 1y ago

Energy from Earth's Magnetic Fields

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www.randelshofer.ch 1y ago

Checkered cube (2009)

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xkcd.com 1y ago

Sell One Free Copy Twice

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leibniz-bouvet.swarthmore.edu 1y ago

Leibniz's I-Ching and binary letter

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www.youtube.com 1y ago

Robots sculpt marble in Italy, sparking worries about future of art form [video]

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papers.ssrn.com 1y ago

The Corpus of United States State Statutes–Design, Construction and Use

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www.washingtonpost.com 2y ago

VP Harris at UK AI Safety Summit

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physicsworld.com 2y ago

Quantum fluctuations are controlled for the first time

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www.ouruboroi.com 3y ago

Show HN: Moire Orrery

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www.ouruboroi.com 3y ago

Show HN: Ouruboroi, Digital Art Orrery

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en.wikipedia.org 7y ago

Life-Logging

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www.vangoghmuseum.nl 7y ago

Van Gogh Museum's High-Quality Reproductions

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lifehacker.com 7y ago

Productivity 101: A Primer to the Pomodoro Technique

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www.quora.com 7y ago

World Volcano Distribution

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news.ycombinator.com 7y ago

Digital nomads: What is your org stack for work?

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www.brainpickings.org 7y ago

A Stoic’s Key to Peace of Mind

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www.denisdutton.com 7y ago

Jorge Luis Borges Interview (1977)

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Not unrelated, this kind of information augments all kinda of law enforcement, greatly increasing the lifetime consequences of convictions, though sentencing penalties have remained the same.

Last century, a year in jail ended after the year. Now it is still there for every job application, lease, and loan you might take out in life.

The justice industry benefits with easy information, punishments are amplified and permanent, but crimes keep happening.

Let’s reconsider whether our medieval system benefits society or simply controls and exploits it.

Sure, so then what does society do with all of the cheap energy? Human nature is still there. Among other things, leads directly to discarding even more plastic junk wherever it’s convenient and no one complains too much.

I don’t think it is majority of the value created, but it might have to be a significant portion of the value expended to make it worthwhile at all.

< 150 in 30 days? I thought Reddit was popular.

Who wrote this?

“ I'll keep pulling this data. If there's a specific cut you'd want to see — a different vertical, engagement over time, how scores correlate with anything — tell me and I'll dig it out of the next month's worth.”

I do not know the whole picture, but if you are asking for blind one-shot CSS, you might benefit from wiring the model to take screenshots of various end-browsers and discuss them as you iterate.

Offering freelance estimates for CSS design changes before frameworks were around was a problem.

The homeless provide a visible incentive to work harder and pay more in rent, and property owners and other taxpayers certainly engage city services (mostly enforcement) in competitive battle for the big bucks. There’s a lot of unrecognized coercion built into the incentive structure underneath the f** y* money tiers. About 50,000,000 hours every day are spent in incarceration, and however many salaries for corrections jobs. The same kinds of system have been around since medieval times.

I am not aware of any real tests of effectiveness of these organizations, but I am a huge proponent of progressive UBI so that the systems might actually serve people with chronic or recurring need and not simply being dragged along. What we do as a democracy is cede the status quo to paternalistically penalizing the poor out of contention, and is pretty ethically corrupted bh it’s own effectiveness.

We all have our selves.

I was thinking more of the problem of choice from an ever vaster array of options within limited resources of time and attention.

But yeah. Still awake, thanks.