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by Blahah 3y ago
Been away from Berlin for 7 months or so and I'm really saddened and surprised to hear that about KitKat. It's a complex line to navigate in there always but that's part of the beauty of it - I've had plenty of uncomfort
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by Blahah 3y ago
They don't allow phones past the cloakroom in Kitkat, and pretty much anyone in there will immediately challenge anyone who sneaks one past. All the other clubs tend to just have stickers over the cameras, and will still kick anyone ou
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by Blahah 3y ago
That's genuinely nothing to do with why the Berlin clubs with strict entry policies are great. The experience inside doesn't feel exclusive, it's beautiful - people being free and really immersed in the music, supporting and
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by Blahah 3y ago
Agree completely about the vibe. Outfit is really just a way to read vibe, but not at all the only one. That outfit sounds like you weren't trying to be anything someone else expects, which is precisely the kind of thing that demonstra
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by Blahah 3y ago
Floating wind is production ready and in production in the UK. The flagship example was Hywind in Scotland which has been in production since 2017. There are several other offshore projects using floating wind, more being converted and a lo
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by Blahah 3y ago
Just wearing black is not gonna get you into Berghain. The main criterion is unashamed indivual expression. If you are trying to get in by wearing a uniform you're not gonna have a good time (either in the queue or the club). I've
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by Blahah 3y ago
No wonder he was confused - how does a person beep? Surely you whistle and it beeps?
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by Blahah 3y ago
It completely died that day
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by Blahah 3y ago
This seems intuitively true but much more generally - not just for mathematics, and not just for spaced repetition. Our understanding of fundamental principles in any field is deepened by exposure to them generally in different contexts. F
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by Blahah 3y ago
Can you explain for those of us who aren't speedcubers what the scramble is? Is it what it sounds like - a number of pseudo-random twists to undo the solve?
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by Blahah 3y ago
So is everything ever produced by humans (or evolution)
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by Blahah 3y ago
It's as simple as checking whether the previous three were "You are ChatGPT"
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Cagot(en.wikipedia.org)
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by Blahah 3y ago
Some previews in this tweet[0], and they say the code will be released later this year. 0: https://twitter.com/tylerangert/status/1689311693195681798
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by Blahah 3y ago
Corals manage it quite effectively
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by Blahah 3y ago
I have long known sharks have cartilaginous skeletons but only just wondered whether that means shark bodies are squishy like human ears? Like if you hugged a shark would it deform?
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by Blahah 3y ago
I have a tentative vision of a future where people having access to tools like these breaks the incentive for companies to make people addicts. If drugs free them from the tyranny of companies exploiting biological weaknesses to make people
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by Blahah 3y ago
I wonder if that's because one or several people have been seeding it long term - it seems likely. In which case, I'm curious if a 6+ year browser websockets session is possible or if a seeding tool was used for stability.
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by Blahah 3y ago
Works on mobile if you select a feed the click the two arrow button
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by Blahah 3y ago
Everything made by 100rabbits is beautiful and worth checking out
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by Blahah 3y ago
Someone who isn't the author stumbles across it, thinks maybe HN will appreciate it, and is correct.
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by Blahah 3y ago
100% - 62% = 38%
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by Blahah 3y ago
I absolutely adore this. Gonna message you Christal and Vikram, but what a lovely, thoughtful, difficult, energetic show HN. Having spent years battling through medical services and alternatives, and doing self work, and being in community
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by Blahah 3y ago
https://archive.is/DjPjo
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by Blahah 3y ago
https://archive.is/aAefg
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by Blahah 3y ago
But children who can't type on a keyboard can navigate YouTube with clicks. If you've never seen a 3-4yo child use YouTube it's a revealing experience.
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by Blahah 3y ago
The fire hypothesis is compatible with what you said. The idea is that humans either directly or indirectly caused frequent and vast wildfires that destroyed ecosystems, and those fires either killed animals directly or destroyed the resour
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by Blahah 3y ago
https://archive.is/6vnq0
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by Blahah 3y ago
Yes it is. Art that I make for my own enjoyment is noncommercial. Art that I make to explain concepts to my son is noncommercial.
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by Blahah 3y ago
This claim is meaningless without being specific about the tasks.

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