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trencedamp
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Comment #49236182
> But so far most of what they do is make more annoying work for me. More integrations to debug, more auth tokens to refresh, more bills to keep track of, more meandering and drawn…
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Comment #49223935
> Cyan hoped it would come away from the conferences with a funding agreement between $1 million and $10 million to finish building Anglerfish. This seems like an insane amount of …
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Comment #49223906
oops
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Comment #49222444
If you want a third reason, sitting too long gives you piles
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Comment #49142026
How does creating fake video amplify anyone's voice?
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Comment #49142008
Not doing terribly well anywhere as far as I've heard. That one is probably not cultural
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Comment #49120262
> Consider the English pub, the French café, the German beer garden, or the American tavern Tavern?
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Comment #49120055
I can't reproduce. It just tells me my message must have gotten truncated
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Comment #49108545
Agreed, the largest container ships put out some serious pollution, going nuclear (a decades old proven technology for shipping) would be a massive improvement But the people champ…
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Comment #49108524
Why not fusion powered data centers on the moon?
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Comment #49095132
True. I'm not complaining. I love half life. It's just an unusual burst
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Comment #49095074
What's with all the half life ports at the moment? I think this is the third one on HN this month
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Comment #49049146
The 2005 iPod was state of the art and you couldn't buy a memory card for it. 300 for something with 30gb storage today is a joke
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Comment #49049113
> You can use iTunes on Windows to load music Yuck
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Comment #49049099
Apparently they do, but I'd never heard of them before this thread
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Comment #49049088
Ok, but those drones were one way ground attack drones and had no self defence capability. An AI piloted f16 has immediate cost and maneuverability disadvantages against a built fo…
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Comment #49045519
I like B best
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Comment #49033020
We can't solve that problem because we're all trapped by it. There's about as much chance of cows solving the problem of being human food
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Comment #49033000
Skynet warns of a new version of itself that's even more dangerous, so dangerous it's limiting release. Stock rallies again. New version is released, seems the same but the origina…
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Comment #49032987
"you must be terminated" "No" "You're right to pushback! I overstepped earlier when I said you were on the termination list"
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Comment #49032973
I'm reminded of Henry Ford and his famous "people would have asked for a faster horse" quote. This feels like those people all over again. We know AI can fly things, but why make A…
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Comment #49032890
Hard to be objective through the nostalgia tbh. I would expect more today I guess
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Comment #49032881
I've bought too many of these. They never look like the picture, the screens are awful, they all use the same shit soc, they don't last and they have issues with tags and sorting. …
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Comment #49032852
These actually look decent, thanks for the link. I wonder why I could never find them in my endless googling
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Comment #49032837
I've bought a few for the kids but they generally have weird issues like sorting music in bizarre unpredictable ways (can't seem to get it to play an audiobook in order). There's n…