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davideg

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    Comment #48012584

    Do you mean like https://github.com/pulls and https://github.com/issues ? These are in the top left hamburger menu from the Home dashboard (edit: actually on all pages).

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    Comment #47998272

    EFF has a similar article: https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2026/04/utahs-new-law-regulati... The bottom line: > if a website cannot reliably detect a VPN user's true location and the…

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    Comment #47818835

    Ah your comment finally makes me understand the premise of MMT[1], which seems to presuppose that the US will always have this special status. Makes the current administration's ge…

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    Comment #47818707

    Taxes, if not quite the price of civilisation, do give citizens a reason to care about efficient and effective government. Severing that connection, and leaving large chunks of the…

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    Comment #47818624

    Ah sorry looks like they limit the number of accesses per gift link

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    Comment #47818500

    Gift link: https://www.economist.com/leaders/2026/04/16/america-will-co...

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    Comment #47364360

    The numbers here are staggering: > if run at full strength for a year, Colossus [xAI's new datacenter] would use as much electricity as 200,000 American homes. When fully operation…

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    Comment #47054982

    TIL "lethal trifecta" I'll save you a search: https://simonwillison.net/2025/Jun/16/the-lethal-trifecta/

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    Comment #46201298

    The implication from the LinkedIn post (to my eyes at least) is that they believe they have a case for canceling X Corp's claim to the Twitter trademarks. And then the landing page…

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    Comment #46200345

    Came across this on LinkedIn and thought it might interest the HN community. Apparently they've been working on this over the last 2 years. LinkedIn post: https://www.linkedin.com/…

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    Comment #44687773

    Brown CS (back in 2004) gave you a choice: you could either take a 2-class intro sequence that started with Scheme and eventually OCaml before moving into OOP with Java, or you cou…

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    Comment #44587295

    This is a really good point, though E911 probably costs the provider something. I wonder if they could offer 911 support at actual cost ($1-2/month).

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    Comment #43629047

    Looks like it's a silly and self-aware play on the word "builder" (New England regional dialect): > Since I’m relatively new to the world of containers and images, I was excited to…

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    Comment #43618416

    The article gets into this where real Americans do job interviews and if they get a job they can keep 30% of the salary and have to pass off the remaining 70%: > In the IT worker s…

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    Comment #43536484

    Are these "techniques" common in legal/decriminalized markets?

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    Comment #43525375

    https://archive.ph/nobcJ

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    Comment #43525368

    I don't believe it's an actual counterpoint to legalization, since it seems solvable with better regulation. I suppose it could be solved with private labs and a more demanding pub…

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    Comment #43525289

    As someone who knows plenty of folks in the tech/startup world who consume (or consumed) cannabis, I was disturbed to read this.

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    Comment #42979060

    This is really cool! Well done. Like others, I'd love to specify generic things like distance to a "grocery store" or "gym" as part of my initial criteria. I see that I can add a l…

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    Comment #42869111

    The dedicated website is also more informative (though pretty high level): https://www.iceman.it/en/the-mummy/

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    Comment #42614895

    I remember people on HN having a less than favorable sentiment about Mustafa Suleyman: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39757330 Regardless, he's certainly been in the right pl…

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    Comment #42118453

    The Alignment Problem: Machine Learning and Human Values [1] by Brian Christian is a nice overview of some of this history and exploration of some of the pitfalls in different ML a…

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    Comment #42090055

    Yes and having direct links to sources to validate its answers is a huge benefit given the fundamental limitations of LLMs. Now you can decide if you trust the source material dire…