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ETH (which was commonly thought to be true) implies P≠NP.
sure, this proof itself doesn't settle the P/NP problem, but we've lost one of our core beliefs.
this stuff might be cargo cult, but there's also an interaction/engagement signal because you have to expand the comments so the post itself might be higher ranked when they do this
Is Teams actually worse than Slack? Slack can't even reliably deliver messages.
I've had instances on all tiers of Slack plans on all clients where messages just disappear for days at a time and then come back to gaslight you.
ed: I tried to see if this is fixed and it doesn't look like it. Your IT team might have to write "help" articles like this one. Note that I've had this experience on other platforms.
https://teamdynamix.umich.edu/TDClient/30/Portal/KB/Article/...
> I can't go to the cinema and decide I don't like the movie after 10 minutes to get my money back.
you, uh, typically can? not every theatre will comply but many will. I don't think you're understanding the concept here.
um, actually, one question must still be asked, as the Fields requires its recipient to be under 40 at some point in the year it is awarded
Posted by
pxx on Sunday September 27, 2026 @11:26AM
from the ihatethefuture.com dept.
other than the fact that the headline is misleading (this isn't what anybody would think of as a font), the concept misses the point of emphasis.
adding emphasis to words in unformatted text draws the reader's attention in ways that are not implied by the text itself.
you cannot figure out which word to highlight with the raw text "I didn't say he stole the money", but the semantics are completely different depending on if/where they exist.
you already have a mental model of surprise. adding visual noise to destroy what is already part of reading just makes things bad. the reason why syntax highlighting is successful is that the semantics are rigid. natural language is explicitly not that.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seventh_Amendment_to_the_Unite...> In Suits at common law, where the value in controversy shall exceed twenty dollars, the right of trial by jury shall be preserved, and no fact tried by a jury, shall be otherwise re-examined in any Court of the United States, than according to the rules of the common law
47/50 states also provide for this right in their constitutions. the remaining three don't have it in their constitution but still have legislation or rules supporting it
All of this text complaining about prices rising faster than other goods, but many of the listed ski resorts suffer from overcrowding.
If anything, ticket prices during peak times are too _low_. There's just too much demand.
Yes, that's exactly the point of their post and how cheap DeepSeek used to be.
something is wrong with your first simulator. it always responds YNYY if your queries are RRKK or KKRR on four different cards. "vibe" slop?
this AI voice is killing me. there might be something technically interesting in this blog post but it's so hard to read because the AI voice just completely distracts from the message
the target rp2350 is a sub-$1 chip. a 16x2 LCD module is over $1. but more importantly, you might have this much ram sitting around unused on whatever you're building anyway.
Doesn't quite meet the fantasy threshold. I can't seem to filter by allergens or dietary restrictions.
Paying taxes isn't optional. Sure you can invest more in the stock with external funds but that's not a fair proposition. If you were to tell me there's a certain chance of a stock going up by 100% we could also just buy calls with those magic funds and make far more money.
Do you have evidence for your claims?
Posted by
pxx on Sunday May 31, 2026 @11:04AM
from the show-hn dept.
I agree with some of the sentiment here, but why is it presented in an AI slop format? It's really a self-defeating message.
maybe. but somebody has to manually ban you if you do that. whereas banning everybody who charges back can easily be done in batch on the billing side
There are grounded duckheads for this purpose, e.g.
https://amzn.to/4cnzuef (note out of stock. I guess your best bet is to use a UK duckhead, but half of those have a dummy ground...)
if you take the plug part from the brick you'll note that there's only two pins but the button-like thing is a ground
as noted in a sibling, the power adapter extension cable does plumb the ground through (https://www.apple.com/shop/product/mw2n3ll/a/power-adapter-e...)
I've never gotten motion sickness playing a video game before Return of the Obra Dinn. it's sad because I hear it's a good game but it's absolutely unplayable for me
ugh the most annoying thing about the conversation clash latency is that the person causing the issue just thinks others are being weirdly rude.
wireless headphones externalize the cost of latency to other conference participants. if you think your airbuds are "perfectly fine" it's because you're not the one paying the cost.
what? this article is making a different point if you read past the title.
> Conventional leadership advice suggests looking at decisions as reversible or non-reversible. Many important, non-reversible, decisions are recoverable, though.
reliable message delivery, lol. slack drops messages silently. it is not fit for purpose.
is this still really the case? I feel like Facebook Marketplace has been significantly more dead than even last year. and it definitely seems completely dead for things like rental listings.
latency is absolute killer. then there's also the fact that splitting the output is difficult, pairing (especially multi-pairing) is finicky
but the real response is "what's wrong with a usb-c to 3.5mm adapter"
tbh maybe this service doesn't want you as a customer if you can't figure this out. it seems like you'd be an above-average support burden