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WillPostForFood
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Comment #49187791
That's near the opposite of what Aristotle intended. He wrote about happiness as virtuous action, living well. He wasn't so internally oriented.
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Comment #49025882
Riding a unicycle and coding are not complementary activities - you are multitasking. Writing is aligning different parts of your brain to the same task, perhaps it is just creatin…
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Comment #49025292
But the idea of a blanket ban on Chinese open-weight models was not seriously discussed. Article should probably put the above higher in the story.
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Comment #48970728
It will be a great day for China and the world when the Chinese people are free from a totalitarian dictatorship. But until then we have to speak of the policy of the Chinese gover…
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Comment #48970604
It is 4 trucks for the state police, and it is a big state.
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Comment #48954469
Allowing states to force ISPs to block websites might be an even bigger can of worms.
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Comment #48939263
Sane take getting zero traction on HN, meanwhile every dumb EA/doomer post rockets to the top.
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Comment #48856990
Without diminishing the huge cost Iran has been able to inflict on US radar, quarter of a trillion is off by more than two orders of magnitude, maybe three. There are 1-2 confirmed…
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Comment #48827842
2 years, and 6 days later.
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Comment #48826129
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Id_Tech_6#Games_using_id_Tech_... It may have been great, and lapped the entire industry, but it wasn't getting used very much, even internally at Mic…
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Comment #48806194
Like the evil Republicans running San Francisco! https://www.sf.gov/news--san-franciscos-new-public-safety-ca...
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Comment #48788879
I'd like to see a larger date range. The Stanford dataset starts in 2021 (covid, work from home, low interest rates, govt stimulus), which is one of the weirdest economic times in …
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Comment #48695057
pedantic. You can use lawsuits, within the law, to thwart the law. You can do it knowing you will lose, just to cause delays, like Califorinia and the 9th circuit are ACTIVELY doin…
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Comment #48694391
Some states, like California, and New York (which recently passed the first 3d printer ban), have restrictive gun control. These laws are in conflict with Supreme Court rulings sup…
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Comment #48694372
It looks even closer to a California banned "large-capacity" magazine. https://dpmsinc.com/media/catalog/product/cache/7217d38013ee...
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Comment #48694193
Offline printing would be illegal in printers sold after the law goes into effect. *printers will accept print jobs exclusively through authorized and validated software systems an…
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Comment #48694172
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Comment #48692772
Looks even more draconian than the New York law. For example, it seems to mandate proprietary, locked down slicers from the printer manufacturer. -- For integrated preprint softwar…
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Comment #48633665
I had read there was a ~5% slowdown with it enabled.
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Comment #48613525
So my PC runs 5% slower because someone could break into my house to get physical access to decrypt memory? OK sure, but not my top concern, and a bad tradeoff for the lost perform…
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Comment #48571430
Citizen Sleeper, the game that is going free tomorrow on the Epic store is really good. Space Cyberpunk themed RPG/Survival Sim. It is interesting that people are so cynical about …
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Comment #48519071
Asking about your religion on the census is against the law in the US: no person shall be compelled to disclose information relative to his religious beliefs or to membership in a …
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Comment #48465457
Median is also up: Median weekly earnings of the nation's 121.0 million full-time wage and salary workers were $1,235 in the first quarter of 2026 (not seasonally adjusted), the U.…
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Comment #48405670
Average price is $0.19 in the US. https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/APU000072610