I get where carmakers are coming from though.

Cars used to compete on distinctions between driving experience/fuel economy/reliability/etc. In comparison, differences between electric cars is mostly superfluous. They're very interchangeable.

For the next generation of car buyers, infotainment and features are going to be the main features. And if you are handing all of that away to the tech companies, your entire company is going to just become another captive hardware partner of the tech giants.

There's no moral argument against ripping DVDs one way or the other.

There's a civil/economic argument: arguably copyright/intellectual property make for stronger societies that produce better stuff for everybody.

But there's nothing immoral about copying or watching something you came across. The author isn't injured by it- nobody is. Except, like I said, perhaps society in general.

While you're at it add the USBC power hack https://github.com/vk2diy/hackbook-m4-mini

I've been traveling for business with this as my sole machine for 3 months straight and it has proven to be an excellent system.

Would hemp be viable in this case?

Wonder if anyone is looking into splicing those spider silk genes into a fungus. Maybe the mycelium could gain enough tensile strength to hold pressure? Maybe exude the proteins and form strong tubes around itself? Fungal structures are already surprisingly light for how strong they are.

I would say alphafold is to structure prediction as crispr is to gene editing.

Crispr did not solve gene editing either, but has been made accessible to the broad biochemistry and biology researchers to use.

Both similar impact and changed the field significantly.

This is true: i.e. they use rare metals not rare earth metals.

On HN, I hope we can share a correction like that respectfully: after all, they gave good info, except for a one-word slip of the tongue.

The critique seems to extend beyond correcting that error, becoming confrontational, questioning motivation and honesty with phrases like "supposedly worked in." and the long bit defending lifespan and enviromental impact against people who "don't seem to have a problem with oil drilling, fracking, coal strip mining, etc" - they didn't even touch on that subject.