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Comment · 7 days ago
Such an HN response. This is a page announcing a partnership and that a fam created idea for a themed set has been accepted.

The set is not anywhere near finalized, and they don’t make any claims close to that. The original fan made set uses a very creative spinning light, and I’m sure that will be built on.

Comment · 7 days ago
1. The legend uses different icons than the visualization 2. Why would you purposefully make every bubble empty? Change the scale to 1000 employees otherwise it’s deceptive. 10k employees is arbitrary.
Comment · 9 days ago
Useless data without context.

What is the age of the average Florida 2026 transplant? Couldn’t this just be near-retiree boomers moving to Florida, which doesn’t really indicate much?

What are these numbers compared to years prior? Do they fluctuate, or are they a continuous trend?

How much of the California and Texas numbers are caused by a small number of individuals (the Elon effect)?

Comment · 13 days ago
One man’s fun is another man’s “idk what any of these words mean, I pay $20/mo for some company to abstract this complexity away”

For clarity, I do like blog posts like these.

Comment · 24 days ago
UPI mandates are not wildly annoying to deal with. I’d pay 2.9% for someone to manage them for me.
Comment · 24 days ago
I really do not want even more divergence between the price listed and what I actually pay.
Comment · 1 month ago
Coffee shops don’t qualify for l2/l3
Comment · 1 month ago
Also available in Canada now!
Comment · 1 month ago
TVs have streaming services, those need internet to function.

What else does anyone (average consumer) use their TV for? I don’t want a separate device to plug in and remote just to stream things.

Comment · 2 months ago
Thank you for the suggestion! A lot of troubleshooting later but naps2 helped me confirm the correct error code. Turns out it’s a fatal hardware issue that was hidden through many usb connection error codes.
Comment · 2 months ago
Would anyone be able to describe the workflow set up? OP, how are you getting seemingly innocuous prompts to run for so long?

I’d like to improve my skills - I am surely in actual prompt kiddie territory.

But I’ve got a personal injury claim coming up that is very complex, with tons of docs, legal speak, laws, etc. I’m hoping to have a set up like OPs that can go deep for a long time. How do I set that up? (Currently looking at Claude projects for context file storage, and just asking gemini for now to convert pdfs to raw text, and summarize them)

I’ve also got a cheap scanner that throws errors no matter what os/hardware I use. Sounds like a fun thing to throw some time at.

Comment · 3 months ago
Do we know how the attacker used this knowledge to access wallets? I’m not super familiar with crypto or wallets but that’s the last piece I’m missing
Comment · 3 months ago
An FDIC insured wallet would solve this, similar to bank accounts.
Comment · 3 months ago
Interesting topic, but I don’t like this writing style. It’s a lot of words to say very little and repeats sentence structure often. The author assumes the reader knows about this hack already, and doesn’t not provide context on what it is, or details like why the attacker is storing coins in 4,000+ wallets.
Comment · 3 months ago
Pure clickbait to define a start home solely by the price and nothing else. The titles claim is correct overall, correct for some cities, but incorrect for many cities. No mention of volume - how many homes are in the large “start home” band v the small top 5% band?

Regardless, even calling them lower cost houses still supports the thesis: more data on the K shaped economy.

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