Biganon

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by Biganon 2y ago
This is not what semantic satiation is about
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by Biganon 2y ago
On Firefox mobile, the note resonates 0.5 second after the collision, making the experience very frustrating
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by Biganon 2y ago
No kid in the history of the world has ever used their phone in class to willingly use Wikipedia or a translator, stop this nonsense. If the school wants to teach children how to use these tools, fine, but on devices that won't spy on
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by Biganon 2y ago
Synesthesia! I had the biggest conundrum as a child. I remembered my grandmother had two dolls on her shelf, one pink and one blue. One tall and thin, one short and fat. I also remembered that the colors "matched" the body types.
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by Biganon 2y ago
Being able to sense timbre has nothing to do with being able to tell the shape of the waveform of a sound. You're able to recognize red, you're unable to tell me it's wavelength (intuitively)
246.
by Biganon 2y ago
The right windshield is straight as well, you see part of a building behind it
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by Biganon 2y ago
Nah I think it's me
248.
by Biganon 2y ago
...are you okay?
249.
by Biganon 2y ago
Cox don't pay bounties.
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by Biganon 2y ago
Of all the routers along the route, the one most likely to be compromised is obviously the piece of plastic guano your ISP forces you to use
251.
by Biganon 2y ago
If it's your own hardware, what's stopping you from closing the port they connect to?
252.
by Biganon 2y ago
Private trackers are great for FLAC files.
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by Biganon 2y ago
I fail to see the problem with those new TLDs.
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by Biganon 2y ago
Please refrain from willingly picking the naive interpretation when you've understood my point perfectly fine, it's against the rules of this website. ...sigh: Secret codes as in "watermark-level omission of characters"
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by Biganon 2y ago
This gives off a TimeCube vibe.
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by Biganon 2y ago
Secret codes being used in recommandation letters are an urban legend. HR people have no incentive to create a secret code for them and their potential rivals, let alone teach it to new HR people while also keeping it secret. This legend co
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by Biganon 2y ago
I think I'm missing the joke. Is it just an umbrella, or is it a weapon as well?... They seem to constantly allude to it being a weapon. Is it just because it's strong?
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by Biganon 2y ago
It has just the right balance of technology, art, history, and trivia fun facts. Makes it one of the best topics for us nerds. Also, programmers spend a huge fraction of their time reading. Reading code, reading docs, reading reading readin
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by Biganon 2y ago
This should totally be on HN, it's about technology, economics,...
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by Biganon 2y ago
The list used by steam contains like 250 countries, because they split some countries in different regions, e. g. Mayotte is listed as a separate country despite being part of France
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by Biganon 2y ago
Thank you for doing that with you kid
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by Biganon 2y ago
"Success story" does not imply that the greater good was successful
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by Biganon 2y ago
It's used a lot in French
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by Biganon 3y ago
They are the only printers the Just Fucking Work™. Kinda sad, in a way.
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by Biganon 3y ago
I'm sorry but I find this answer completely ridiculous. People do stuff for reasons, selfish reasons, but "hehe I'm evil just because" is absurd.
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by Biganon 3y ago
Honestly, my reason for liking spaces is "I know what every invisible character in my code is". Since I obviously cannot stop using spaces altogether, I use them everywhere. Also at work we all use 4 spaces for indentation. Nobody
267.
by Biganon 3y ago
> I'll bite Please refrain from implying that the question you're answering to was asked in bad faith. You're not "biting", you're answering a valid question.
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by Biganon 3y ago
How to use Twillio's API in Haskell* I thought this was going to be about using an actual radio module with a SIM card and communicate with a cell tower or something
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by Biganon 3y ago
> patents How would you incentivize companies to spend years and millions in R&D, if anyone can benefit from their inventions immediately after they're done? Patent trolls are a problem, patents themselves aren't
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by Biganon 3y ago
That's not the point Death should not be the highest form of punishment You think it should? Then why stop there? What about death, but after weeks of gruesome torture? How many percentage points of an entire country's economy sho

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