gnatman

Not true. I just bought an x4 on amazon and flashed crosspoint with no issues.

Cool! I’ve been using this bookmark for years:

https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=wikipedia.org

There’s a short story by Ted Chiang called “The Truth of Fact, The Truth of Feeling” that addresses this idea. It bounces between a story written by a future journalist about always-on retina cameras, and historical fiction about the introduction of writing to an oral-only culture.

https://web.archive.org/web/20140222103103/http://subterrane...

you click on that number to drill down into more and more granular information

Not every book in a library is meant to be read like a novel. Some books need only be referenced, briefly and periodically.

Karma farming to frontpage more AI news and startups?

I’m of the belief that doing just about anything every single day for a year will change your life! A key for me has been to “lower the bar” so that I can keep the promise to myself and maintain momentum through days of low energy or enthusiasm, e.g. playing the guitar for 1 minute, or writing 1 sentence.

> On January 13th, I woke up to the news that Meta had another round of layoffs and my role specifically as a research engineer had been eliminated.

Not even 10x dog programmers are surviving in this economy

Give it a shot, I guess. Sounds like you’ll have a big market in Iowa.

That’s not what this is about, it’s about access to dealership level diagnostic software.

But you don’t have to wait for the farmers, you could “get Claude to code an entire car software and flash it onto your own hardware and put it in your car.” Post back here with your results!

If you go back to a random much older post you’ll find emdashes aplenty.

e.g. https://writings.stephenwolfram.com/2014/07/launching-mathem...

LLMs sure do love to burn tokens. It’s like a high schooler trying to meet the minimum word length on a take home essay.

Is this the new “why don’t coal miners just learn how to code?”

OK but the difference between $0.00 and $0.01 is also 1 cent.

the Master

maybe some sales look like this but anyone who models themselves after this or madmen or whatever… good luck.

It appears the Wildex user in your 2nd screenshot is about to get mauled to death.

Surely real product with fake data is the answer. Fake data doesn’t necessarily mean “silly” data e.g. names like Larry Llama or myfaketestwebsite.com. There’s no reason why your real product running on sandboxed data should hurt your credibility.

Yep- there’s some issues representing complex numbers in 3D space. You may want to check out quaternions.

The project, the remote telescopes, custom software, late night whatsapp messages… what a project and what a write-up. Almost laughable to call these guys “amateurs”!

https://www.spaceobs.com/en/Alain-Maury-s-Blog/The-discovery...

i highly recommend looking at an alphasmart neo or neo2. it’s a “can’t live without” tool in my daily life.

I think the Windows user base is substantially smaller than 500 billion.

Are you sure it’s necessary to know about competitor moves the instant they happen? I’m a salesman not a PM but I don’t feel the least bit embarrassed about hearing of a competitor feature from a customer. In fact now I have an opportunity to ask them questions about their need.

Why should they if they’re buying some commoditized item on amazon, for example? I bought an ergonomic ice pack for my knee this morning, something I couldn’t find in the store near my house. Why should I scroll past the first, cheapest, decent looking item that meets my needs? As a moral duty, perhaps. At any rate, advertisement doesn’t necessarily mean scam.

I love my wera kraftform

The investment, planning, danger, and dogged persistence… incredible story.

He still works for Korg! Leads their R&D branch in Berlin.

I don’t know if you’ll see this but I followed your lead, bought an ipad+pencil, subscribed to math academy, and have been using the “math notes” feature on the iOS calculator. This is the self-study workflow I’ve been dreaming of. Thank you!!!

> “You keep holding on to hope, then breaking it, and moving forward by picking up ideas from the ashes,” [Baek] said in an interview with a web magazine published by Korean Institute for Advanced Study.

“I’m closer to a daydreamer by nature, and for me mathematical research is a repetition of dreaming and waking up.”

beautiful!

Are there really that many “things to do” that anyone, let alone everyone, will need to work that way?