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by BMc2020 4y ago
Thanks for creating this. I use hotkeys and hotstrings constantly, as well as much tab navigation, shortcut keys and acceleration keys as I can. Still figuring it out, I better learn what vimium is first :) TL:DR: Start the script, start e
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by BMc2020 4y ago
For one, Britain effectively destroyed India’s manufacturing sector. British colonisers established a system of legal plunder, known to contemporaries as the “drain of wealth.” Britain taxed the Indian population (that seems to be all)
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While I don't agree with you, I agree with you. Elon is performing anti-wokeness to get the trumpers back, which is all that this stuff is really about anyway.
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That doesn't sound like..wait I was thinking of Steve Baldwin.
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Has any country found a better way?
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coder dot show current epsiode Amazon used the stage of AWS re:Invent to toss shade on .Net and reveal its broader ambitions. Plus, why Pydantic is giving Mike a headache. Elon Musk on Twitter — Good conversation. Among other things, we res
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by BMc2020 4y ago
He leaps from the general to the specific and back again when it suits him. Liberals become all liberals in one sentence and certain liberals in another. FYI you'll be encountering the word heuristics a lot: Heuristics Heuristics are
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Kyrgyzstan is a democracy? The bios of the lefteast board of directors is an interesting read though. Doesn't look like the usual puppets of the powerful.
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epistemic goods (e.g. truth, knowledge, understanding, etc.) Individuals who possess this virtue know when, and how, to deliberate autonomously, and they do so motivated by a love of the truth and appropriate care for epistemic goods. auton
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Part of satisfaction is completing something, and fewer things end anymore. You can't watch a really good movie with a satisfying conclusion, they are all written for a sequel. You don't just buy things, you have to subscribe to t
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A thousand times this. I die a thousand times a day waiting for software.
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slender, barely-there air intakes. B-21 is perhaps only 22 feet or so shorter than that of the B-2 deeper and broader keel than the B-2 techniques used on the B-21 to reduce the use of tape and improve the aircraft’s stealth resiliency. an
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by BMc2020 4y ago
I had an idea years ago if I was going to create a startup I would call it 'Abandoned Web Site' so we could skip straight to the end.
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also 3d Hubs (now called hubs dot com)
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Maybe a smart pen? https://smartpencentral.com/smartpen/
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_W._Bush_military_servic... Oh please. He got the spoiled rich kid treatment (son of a congressman in this case). Joining the guard was a way to get out of Vietnam. His 'cham
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He really committed to method acting then. So good he spent his entire life in character.
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Automated shitposting.
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they’d put down an initial layer of moon dust and rocks in the shape of whatever they’re trying to build—say, the walls of a lunar habitat—then use a purpose-built laser to melt the regolith so that it would be permanently stuck together.
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@PaulHoule, how are you able to submit 24 hours a day? When do you sleep?
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The main things that are needed are silence and trust—and not just for the would-be prophets among us, but for all of us: teachers, policymakers, clerics, parents, humans of any stripe. Panicked catastrophism will only ensure that our chal
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GWB wasn't stupid, he was 'intellectually incurious'.
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Ah yes, December, when the top 10 lists emerge from their burrows.
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Where is the guy who dropped the laptop? Nobody can find the most famous missing person since Jimmy Hoffa?
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I love how PoulHoule's posting history doesn't include any time to sleep: Hacker News new | threads | past | comments | ask | show | jobs | submit | PaulHoule's submissions BMc2020 (416) | logout 1. High Temperature/Ver
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Experimental Demonstration of a Fuel Cell and an Electrolyser 63 views 6 months ago High Temperature Gas Cooled Reactor (HTGR)/ Very High Temperature Reactor (VHTR) 428 views 7 months ago Sting Operation on Swami Vivekananda IET (SVIET
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Gravity bombs can be as much as several thousand dollars cheaper (EACH!) than drones and missiles so this looks like a great cost savings.
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I liked it, but I ended up only reading the boldface text. Very prescient in what we are seeing in the media today. The vile offspring eventually simulated every permutation that could be simulated. Today we quickly see everything than can
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When it comes to innovation, Europe is a desert. There is no European Apple, Google or Tesla. Indeed, Tesla’s market value is four times higher than the entire German auto industry. That’s why it’s difficult not to conclude that Europe’s bl

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