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This is how it has always been. Automation makes a job require less traditionally required knowledge, the tasks less complicated and increases productivity. This introduces new complexity that machines can't solve. The funny part is th
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Being locked into an ecosystem seems really nice. The problem is that you don't really know your future jailer.
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Discussion platform soj.ooO aims to break free from big social's algorithms(techaeris.com)
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I couldn't find anything online about it but some old guy in a youtube video talked about them using chickens to heat houses long ago. They build the chicken coop against the house with a very thin wall between it and the living room.
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by 6510 2y ago
I killed so many slugs eating my broccoli it started to get to me. I technically didn't kill them myself, I put the cannibals in a bucket together. 1/3 to 1/2 bucket per day. About 30 full buckets for 20 broccoli plants of wh
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The US supports obedient dictators and actively creates them. There is no heroically rescuing people from terrible oppressors but you can imagine why it is sold like that.
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The agreement was that we would not put rockets in their back yard. The response was therefore entirely predictable which means we should now consider if it was worth putting rockets in their back yard. What was gained by it? Weakening Euro
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Vlad had it calculated. Using the dollar as the world's reserve currency has brought the US "unearned" $10 trillion over 10 years. > advantage Americans really don't appreciate How can they? They don't get any of
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Imagine this, if you provide state of the art free education with all the trimmings. Will the voter become more stupid? Back in the days in NL we had university grads stocking shelves in the supermarket. It was hard to see the point of it.
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There is no software, I just make a drawing to see what I'm thinking. Ideas fail surprisingly often in the process. For example, here the boxes somewhat conflict with lining up the text and the line spacing. Some background color (rath
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It's usable most of the time until it isn't. Far to often I wonder what they were thinking making things. Say, where is the recycle bin? If I could switch to the windows 95 explorer I would do it immediately.
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I join the mailing-list but I only wanted was an email when the beta is over. It looks stunning. Well done!
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Sounds interesting, I use to use a tool that showed a drives or folders content by file size. Larger files being larger boxes. It definitely seems useful to have a view where folders are simply boxes with ---names--- in their top border. A
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The trick I imagine is to categorize users by how established they are then block links by domain and user level. Sometimes spammers will mature accounts first but it is considerably more work. Creating a lot of fresh accounts is much easie
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Dumb question, if you fill the monitor/display with rgb(232, 0, 0) would it emit 670nm light or is it not strong enough? Could one benefit from red curtains or wall paper?
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There seem to be very similar studies with the same conclusion. https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/3-minutes-of-deep-...
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A few decades ago I had this mysterious sunny morning with colors 10 times brighter than usual. I never managed to figure it out, now the only things I remember are that the curtains were open, the sun came in, I had a dark red box next to
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The washing machine example is great, here in NL (from what I've seen) the tap drain and power points are (required to be) always exactly the same. The only exception is that it use to be required to wire it directly into a pull cord a
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In the future we could use it to measure real popularity by the value of their coin. side note: I've been thinking there should be a HN store where we can buy ingame cosmetics from all these points we've gathered.
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If you are driving the bus you should break and accelerate gently.
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while phones are mostly a circus people do try to use them for serious things. For a program you make the calculations as accurate as the application requires. If you don't know what a tool will be used for you never really get to feel
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You have to fight the chronic overachievers to the proverbial death. One should do it only for the fight, not to win.
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I imagine there to be a sweet spot with friction breaks where it grinds the hardest, I imagine it to be when one breaks gently.
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We need some kind of theme park village where everything is privatized.
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If you remove everyone who says it cant be done from the room you are left with people who all think it is possible. (hahaha)
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if you can reduce infinity to a place to look for an answer you've made progress.
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You can get away with talking nonsense convincingly though citations and references to others who talked the nonsense before you.
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This is a good thing, accepting some stuff written some place as true and repeating it uncritically greatly contributes to human stupidity. To quite a friend of mine: But then I would have to question everything!?!
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There you may wish freedom for the country with the P and criticize the country with the I.
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It's a blog post not the dashboard of starship enterprise.

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