It is. One of the first magnetocardiographs was of my heart, because I happened to be in the basement when my fellow graduate students were looking for a subject (I’m a theorist and wouldn’t be allowed to actually touch anything). They used a SQUID that cancelled out the Earth’s field and its gradient; the sensor was close to my skin but not touching it.

Not really. That’s what I do.

There is a critical difference with audiophiles: they suffer from a superstitious belief that their expensive cables and so forth actually make their systems sound better.

I get this with any browser, with DWM + fullscreen mode.

I’m certainly tired of hearing about it. HN is inundated by repetitive, boring AI articles. This helps a bit I think: https://hn-ai.org/.

We all do. That’s the only way you can do a pushup.

It would be more impressive to say that when Chuck Norris does pushups, he violates conservation of momentum and the Earth does not move.

Yes. It’s nearly unreadable.

The article seems to have been written by an LLM and is illustrated by an AI-generated image. And it contains little or no new information.

I’m disappointed to see how few of these sites contain a link, or at least one I could find easily, to an RSS feed.

If you’d like to improve the clarity and beauty of your writing, attend to this criticism. It may be harsh and painful to take to heart, but it’s valid.