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Comment #46251415
Surprised to read about this, given no significant mention on this site
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Comment #45717774
They probably became aware of the size of the pie, and decided to go for it themselves.. I know different country, but similar operation. https://www.cnbc.com/2025/10/14/bitcoin-do…
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Comment #40820860
Excellent! The scrolling could be better though. I love elixir - but the scrolling from the site a couple of days back was much snappier.
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Comment #32318556
I tried that, and spoke to them on phone for 20 mins. Their site says that if I buy without a GSTIN, they will reach out to get some business proof - "Please note that if you’ve se…
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Ask HN: How to buy a decent Dell monitor in India?
I've been trying to buy a nice ultra-wide monitor from Dell in India - but apparently I can't unless "I'm a registered business with a GSTIN" since their proposition in India is B2…
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Comment #23884947
What I meant was - the ability to revisit the past perfectly, rather than a "dimmer" version of it.
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Comment #23884580
I think I was making the same point as you - that consciousness is indeed not a computation. But I actually wanted to hear from someone who thought otherwise, rather than you - dre…
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Ask HN: Artificial General Intelligence: emergent consciousness impossible?
What is wrong in this? Let's assume emergent consciousness is possible (whatever consciousness might mean), so that a program can eventually say "OK, I exist / feel / think". How w…
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Comment #22125812
You may want to check out Blendle - it does exactly what you ask. You pay for the article you read.
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Comment #21364230
Turning off hardware acceleration in Firefox seems to make it work much better. No idea why!
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Comment #21289503
"We’ve demonstrated for the first time that a quantum computer can be used to solve a simplified version of a securities settlement optimisation problem, including modelling credit…
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Comment #20703472
Another article about an year back (in qz) : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17789456
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Comment #19553504
OK - interesting to know indeed. Thanks for the insights!