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DannyPage
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Comment #49173066
Crap article. Why is it filled with LLM-isms? - "The state-level numbers make that abstract claim concrete" - "That’s not a market failure. That’s a policy choice." And the map doe…
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Comment #48653624
First found out about Jerry’s Map over 10 years ago thanks to this video on Vimeo and it really stuck with me. Glad to see the project continue. Also I miss finding these smaller d…
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Comment #48346642
Not as much competition on the weekend?
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Comment #47967338
I think the statement is more for folks who may have happened across her profiles or the website itself and would be rightly confused if they saw a big change. I've seen similar ep…
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Comment #47008813
https://arstechnica.com/civis/threads/journalistic-standards... > We have pulled the story over concerns that it may have gone against our content policies. I locked the comments, …
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Comment #46946389
It's a great combination of physical and digital. Similar to vinyl records, having a resurgence, MiniDisc really stands out as a very good portable physical solution: - MiniDiscs a…
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Comment #46941611
I’m so glad Minidisc is having a resurgence. I don’t know if I’ll end up getting a MZ-RH1, but for the lucky folks who do, nice to see they’ll get some nice QoL upgrades!
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Comment #46875367
Owning a vacant lot far from where you live seems to come with some risks. In Hawaii, a woman found out that a house was built on the wrong lot and inspectors missed it until the c…
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Comment #46515674
The Communists defeated the Nazis in World War II, so that's a big point in their favor.
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Comment #46313381
> Update 18 December 2025: We’re back! A lovely man from Singapore, working for Apple Executive Relations, who has been calling me every so often for a couple of days, has let me k…
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Comment #46265531
The website design and product reminds me of the c100 - https://caligra.com/ But this makes a lot more sense, can DIY, and uses the full body with the embedded touchscreen.
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Comment #46194730
You can quite often get a $300 yearly sub to O'Reilly, they run a discount ~4 times a year. That said, like a lot of other content subscriptions, it can be quite anxiety inducing t…
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Comment #45658467
The article itself is very skeptical of AI, so I highly doubt that's the case. Also in the footer: "Everything on this website—emdash and all—is created by a human."
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Comment #45528713
But there was no care in the images, which made me skeptical of the content. The free chapters are also poorly written. It reads like he dictated the content and didn't do a single…
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Comment #45372949
It would also help to indicate which dot is starting point and which is the ending point.
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Comment #45302089
> We want to express our deep gratitude to the many cohorts of maintainers who have contributed to Bundler and RubyGems over the past two decades. Ruby tooling would not be what it…
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Comment #44505948
We just finished implementing Iceberg on top of a large set of Parquet files, stored in S3. It’s a neat idea to be able to turn a lot of data files into a SQL database, but I absol…
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Comment #44413931
Very cool project! Going to try having it on a separate monitor this week and watch it develop. In case other folks were looking for the download link (and code!), it’s here: https…
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Comment #44388238
Interesting idea, but it mentions the idea of notifications. Is the notification when happens to be new article is at the top on the page? Or is there an external service he forgot…
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Comment #44299738
A big focus is (rightly) on rural areas, but mobile internet packet loss can also a big issue in cities or places where there are a lot of users. It's very frustrating to be techni…
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Comment #44251271
Asimov already covered this in The Last Question: https://users.ece.cmu.edu/~gamvrosi/thelastq.html