rafael09ed

It is faster as well

They are saying since 1880 because that's when they started keeping an official record

the "banana equivalent dose" [is] "very useful in attempting to explain infinitesimal doses (and corresponding infinitesimal risks) to members of the public"

It seems banana for scale didn't come around for another 10 years

It is more local than talking to chat GPT directly. Open AI stores all your requests on their server. This saves it on your computer. The title also claims it's a UI which always, for now, runs locally.

Does a middle class person have more choices in how they want to live their life?

Because the base URL isn't encrypted. The packet still needs to be able to be routed

On hacker news

Maybe we should have a public banking option if the government's going to give everyone their money anyway

You can call a 1.5" by 3.5" plank a 2x4

No one owns random strings. They can claim whatever they want to be "their" tokens

What does HTTP vs HTTPS have to do with malware?

Versioning is a technique. Backups, copy+paste+rename also does it

That question implies that they couldn't land a nuke in Japan or South Korea currently. I think their current rockets have that capability.

This app is profit seeking.

The ROI is already unbelievably high. Putting any more resources in will decrease that ROI

Why would expelling Russia from the security council cause a Nuclear Holocaust?

Querying Google sheets SQL doesn't support joins

I could verify your address for 60¢

I've been using Notion for the last 2 years. It has more complexity but it's exactly what I had been looking for for years

It's literal. The red cross is supposed to mean that it's humanitarian, neutral and carries no weapons.

No one is happy with the American Healthcare System unless you have America's exclusive socialized Healthcare, Tricare. You're also calculating it off of part time hours.

Might as well make it so people can't speculate on stocks or commodities.

I didn't know Russia / China were so easily provoked.

I'd recommend looking at the history of the articles. These events have been reported for several years. And at least publicly nobody knows what is causing it.

I had to create a small simulator[0] a few months ago to figure out my personal finances for my first job and to figure out how early I could move out without acquiring debt. I wanted to compare different options so I could weigh the impact of my decisions on how much money I could save.

I like the idea of plans but they feel a bit bulky to use and you can't compare them. If you could directly compare plans against each other I think I would find it more useful. Also making them faster to create could be nice. I can change all the defaults in the actual view so why force me to go through the pages?

I do like the stacked breakdown of each plan and the behind the scenes calculation of taxes, investing and inflation.

[0] https://gist.github.com/Rafael09ED/61568afa8a2308b53917915ee...

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For products with a flat rate, the people who use it less are subsidizing it for people who use it more too. Would you say there is a problem with that?

A major problem in that is proving intent. How do you prove the New York times was intentionally misleading their audience to cause damage?

But then it becomes a race to create the technology that can build nuclear weapons the fastest creating a more volatile equilibrium.

I disagree it's our fault for having enemies if we want to keep our values but regardless we have enemies now and I don't see them going away for a while.