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As a ShowHN, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49185767

One possible value in learning new things is developing a habit of learning. In particular it might be valuable to be in the habit of learning things that one is bad at doing. Or n…

If the information is useful, leave it up because it is useful and the web needs useful information. If it is useful and you sell it, it will become less useful. If it is useful an…

It’s been tidal for awhile. I miss the full page visually. Intellectually, I don’t miss what typically sits in slots 11-30. Like the removed |More| link, I only looked that far dow…

earlier, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49175067

related, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49070766

Some past comments, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43053419

“A fractional team” sounds like newspeak for “consultants.” Thus my advice would be to look at established consultancies. Expect to be nickel and dimed because that is how consulta…

It is not open yet, and before we go further we want to know what would actually make someone list on it. Building based on what people say they might means is bout the same s buil…

One important part of getting paying customers is asking for money. The most important part, however, is not making excuses for not doing so. Good luck.

What are the economics of it for each stakeholder in the existing infrastructure? How would changes to it comply with regulatory requirements? Is it as reliable as the existing sys…

Notably of the law and not the article.

https://archive.ph/bjteC#selection-4377.0-4377.298

My S++ tier: https://sive.rs/below-average

Parallel discussion, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49125602

Related discussion from a few years ago, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25963292

California has about 800,000 agricultural laborers and about 400,000 FTE’s. That’s a lot of robots…and they probably won’t be able to drive themselves from field to field.

How much more productivity will we be able to squeeze from them? Probably, depends on how you measure productivity. If you measure productivity in terms of number of automated bure…

When I was a child [1], I was disappointed that I would only be 35 in the year 2000. 135 would get me to two century years. Bonus, my boy will be 100. [1] I was young enough that t…

Living to age 135.

Googling. Watching Youtube. Same as before.

The height of hoods is at least in part because of pedestrian safety standards. I believe these originated in Europe, but I could be wrong.