Shalomboy

I wish that weren't the only way to speak with you face-to-face. You're my favorite comment-writer on HN.

> New trucks optioned out cost $80k+ and plenty of people pay for that without having much justification of any kind for it.

In the US, certain purchase categories make taking on debt to cover upfront costs trivially easy. Open robotics platforms are not one of those categories, while automobiles are.

Oh no, John Apple has committed the classic IoT blunder of building the Facebook Portal.

That's good! However, there are bigger fish to fry here than tsk-tsking HN's commentariat. ICE is making allllllll sorts of lists based on skin color.

I don't think that's true.

Nate Silver hasn't look great in ages. I'd put him up against Ed.

I've chosen to believe that the author perished in front of their keyboard as soon as they embedded the YouTube link; their body must have slumped forward at precisely the angle needed to bump their head into their mouse until the left-click button collided with a book and clicked the 'publish' button.

How else could you explain writing, like, half of an essay puffing up a fellow blogger without actually making the case for why you like him?

Because the central limitation is still mass; a friction-fit frame light enough to sit on your face all day without fatigue is the market expectation for eyewear, and devices generally require parts which weigh more than glasses.

Cubozoa are ripe for study if you're curious about primitive vision and its applications. They are notoriously venomous, so handle with care, but if we can trust undergrads with caring for them in the lab I trust the average tinkerer can work out how to not get stung. This guy seems like he's got the right stuff.

We should really make a better shopify already; these guys aren't worth the salt they stand upon.

This is an exceptionally good work of fiction.

My greatest fear is that every maintainer living a life like this decides to give up.

I mean, I wouldn't want to have to bulk-purchase a large number of well-spec'ed laptops in this market. But you aren't wrong.

How could Chapo do this? /s

I would assume that all sorts of proteins would clear out of the brain in cases of prolonged oxygen depletion.