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Comment #48930616
You can actually accomplish this pretty easily with off the shelf components! You can just say, "Hey, I think we've met before but I can't remember exactly where?"
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Comment #47227971
The use case for these glasses are to record everything, everywhere. That it's also helpful for people with vision impairment is a, positive, coincidence.
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Comment #47190697
"safe easy life" != "free speech" but even if it did, the nuclear bit is a bold claim, especially when one of the most famous nuclear escalation in the u.s. was resolved by cooler …
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Comment #43919865
Also, after profiling with sb-sprof, calling (disassemble ' ) Will show the assembly augmented with the fraction of sampled hits on each individual instruction.
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Comment #43841501
Doesn't seem that difficult. It should point to other sources that are reputable (or at least relevant) like any search engine does.
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Comment #40311371
This isn't a real statistic, it's an advertisement for wealth management.
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Comment #37853339
One thing that has annoyed me with some personal implementation work is why does DAP use a cosmetically similar but not following spec version of JSONRPC? Why not just use JSONRPC …
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Comment #36634734
I have yet to see any real data on this phenomenon outside of anecdotal stories, so I'm also in the same boat re: group hallucination. Would be interested in seeing some more subst…
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Comment #36520274
There is also ABCL, an implementation of common lisp on the JVM https://armedbear.common-lisp.dev/
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Comment #33256458
> A study ... suggested it may be driven by an inflammatory response associated with SARS-CoV-2’s spike protein, which the messenger RNA (mRNA) vaccines coax the body to produce. T…
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Comment #31079492
This is just a frontend for AudD, no? Nothing wrong with that, but I got really excited for a moment to see open source, fully local music recognition software.
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Comment #31036571
Luckily, I know that you can tell the difference between a computer and another human being. That makes the distinction easier to understand.
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Comment #27942011
Yeah I'm super interested in that idea as well. I wonder if there are already some initiatives in the US doing stuff like it? Would it be as simple as setting up a server in someon…
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Comment #27242658
The state should not be providing union busting enforcement.
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Comment #26394137
Income shouldn't be a barrier to having technology that you own completely, a concept that until recently was common.
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Comment #26334312
It's in the subheading of the article? "Neuroscientist and tech entrepreneur Jeff Hawkins claims he’s figured out how intelligence works—and he wants every AI lab in the world to k…
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Comment #25305662
Yes on 22 spent nearly $300 million on the campaign, along with utilizing their established network of apps to tell CA residents to vote yes on 22. The comparison isn't at all equi…
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Comment #23828563
As a younger person who hasn't seen many of the celebrities I grew up with pass away, this is probably one of the first celebrity deaths that really affected me. I grew up watching…
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Comment #23827179
It works for me with Firefox w/enhanced tracking protection. Maybe they fixed it?
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Ask HN: Any good books on the history of the internet?
Looking for some books about the creation and the history of the internet. Ideally not purely technical, with a focus on how society impacted the internet's development and vice ve…
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Comment #22163999
I'm not familiar with 5G infrastructure at all really, but a friend of mine brought up that they were worried about China beating the US to 5G deployment because if China did so, o…