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Can someone at Google do something about this?","time":1776692829,"title":"Warning: If you search \"Claude Desktop\" on Google, the 2nd ad result is a scam","type":"story"}],[47815484,{"by":"pavas","descendants":13,"id":47815484,"kids":[47821594,47815820,47815721,47815743,47815700],"score":2,"text":"I understand that technology evolves and not everyone is the same, but the last 3 Macbooks I've had, going back to 2020, all zap me for some reason. I.e. when I move my hands over the metal casing I feel some sort of electronic vibration, and something similar happens when I tap the track pad or glide my finger over it.

Maybe it's a matter of whatever works well for 95% of the population, but as someone with more highly attuned senses its a little annoying.

Is there something Apple can do to isolate the charges/currents a bit better, or are there other models on the market that don't have this problem?

I've been a loyal Apple user since like...forever, but it's getting hard to go along with their engineering choices lately.","time":1776516299,"title":"Why is my MacBook zapping me lately?","type":"story"}],[47766520,{"by":"the-mitr","descendants":2,"id":47766520,"kids":[47766948,47767870],"score":5,"time":1776178718,"title":"There Is No Progress in Philosophy (2011) [pdf]","type":"story","url":"https://cdn2.psychologytoday.com/assets/There%20Is%20No%20Progress%20in%20Philosophy.pdf"}],[47765045,{"by":"AnimalMuppet","descendants":0,"id":47765045,"kids":[47765397],"score":1,"text":"Let's say I have a jigsaw puzzle with n pieces? If you get no help from the picture (maybe it's completely white or something), then is the complexity O(n!), because I have to see if I can join every piece to every other?

But it's not just a linear array. It's a rectangle (or perhaps square). So if it's a square (of size m * m, where m = sqrt(n)), how does that change the complexity?

And then you have the border, of size 4m. At least those pieces you can identify (unless some interior pieces have straight edges, which happens in some puzzles). How does that change the complexity?

And then you have the picture. This gives you far more information. If nothing else, it lets you sort the pieces into buckets, based on what is pictured on them. So in practice, what's the actual complexity? Is it something like O(n^2)?

Surely there must be some literature on this. Does anyone know?","time":1776171298,"title":"Ask HN: What Is the Big-O Order of a Jigsaw Puzzle?","type":"story"}],[47739712,{"by":"andyjohnson0","descendants":8,"id":47739712,"kids":[47739756,47743814,47740661,47740411,47740830],"score":26,"time":1776002206,"title":"Trump vows to blockade Strait of Hormuz after talks stumble","type":"story","url":"https://www.reuters.com/world/asia-pacific/us-iran-talks-pause-now-disagreements-remain-2026-04-11/"}],[47730084,{"by":"shoman3003","descendants":1,"id":47730084,"kids":[47730866,47730225],"score":1,"text":"$17","time":1775911190,"title":"Persistent vs. Stubborn / Genius vs. Intelligent","type":"story"}],[47730043,{"by":"ksajadi","descendants":4,"id":47730043,"kids":[47739192,47730336,47736861,47730090],"score":4,"time":1775910865,"title":"Native macOS Multi Agent Development UI","type":"story","url":"https://super.engineering"}],[47703707,{"by":"voxadam","descendants":2,"id":47703707,"kids":[47704092,47704301],"score":14,"time":1775742375,"title":"Trump admin makes sweeping request for medical records of federal workers","type":"story","url":"https://arstechnica.com/health/2026/04/trump-admin-seeks-medical-records-of-federal-workers-for-vague-reasons/"}]]

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