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arrel
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Comment #48581423
This is an ambitious idea, but it’s pretty misleading to lump MRI, CT, and ultrasound into a single “body scan” category. They do different things and explicitly do not serve as re…
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Comment #48513622
AI 2027 remains annoyingly on schedule. Worth rereading the doc. If you think it’s too long, I listened to the audio version while I walked. https://ai-2027.com/
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Comment #46085010
N of 1, but I’m stuck in phoenix overnight because our flight was delayed an hour and a half by airbus maintenance and we missed our connection.
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Comment #38622026
Reminds me of 4dtoys, which does a great job introducing you to 4d interactions one step at a time. It’s great! https://4dtoys.com/
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Comment #33423489
Here’s the vertical landing scene: https://youtu.be/JuhahPrF7gk
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Comment #29882062
Didn’t YC already try this with Yuri Milner ten or so years ago? From what I remember they canceled it because it was creating zombie companies, where the founders felt like they c…
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Comment #27613047
You could ask for them to make the service free for you until it’s resolved. You’re still locked in, but at least you’re not paying for it.
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Comment #24725128
It seems like a lot of people are defending credit card pricing, but the idea that they’ve been charging the same % since before the internet and are still absorbing the same “cost…
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Comment #24592240
Here’s a nice takedown of Plomin’s theory. I’m not a geneticist, but there seem to be a lot of holes in it. https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-018-06784-5
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Comment #20247906
To give some context, two to the 100th power is 1,267,650,600,228,229,401,496,703,205,376. Interesting description here! http://www.freemars.org/jeff/2exp100/answer.htm
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Comment #18456707
They mention that these pages were created for every combination of “connect service X to service Y”, which matches twhat people are actually looking for, so I would argue this is …
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Comment #17273941
Article doesn’t give any clear reasons why. Anyone have more info as to the drivers?
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Comment #17219895
Guardian has worked great for us for JWT auth
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Comment #17158629
When they say 5 million mph, is that relative to the center of the Milky Way?
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Comment #17071388
Amazing idea! I'd love it if the site could give some sense of how profitable the business could be, and over what timescale. I don't need specific numbers, just the fundamental ex…
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Comment #14563963
Which makes me wonder, why do they use their own domain instead of relying on npm?
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Comment #14430807
I would call that "interesting" instead of "pedantic"
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Comment #13455846
The difference is that the roll of a die is random, but the outcome of an election gets more deterministic as it approaches. Election prediction is figuring out what people have al…
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Comment #13094366
I would argue that buying a single stock is gambling, but buying into a fund, or taking the time to research and invest in hundreds of stocks, is investing.
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Comment #13094362
The difference is in expectation of return. In retrospect, bitcoin is a great "investment," but looking at the hundreds of other failed cryptocurrencies it's clear that early buyer…
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Comment #13094158
It's tempting to describe bitcoin as "investing", but it's really gambling. I could say I bought $30K in lottery tickets and ended up making a few million off it, but I wouldn't ca…
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Comment #13085367
> found evidence for tissue rejuvenation in older mice when they are surgically joined to younger mice That's terrifying.
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