Cheyana

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by Cheyana 7y ago
Well, HSBC used to handle Mexican cartel money and Blackrock was investigated for a massive tax fraud scheme so I would be surprised if an article about this would elicit any kind of shock or surprise from anyone.
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by Cheyana 7y ago
There are too many comics, all the stories have been done, it could be any number of reasons. Price is also probably a consideration for a consumer. When I started collecting as a kid in the 70s, I could get a pile of comics with my weekly
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by Cheyana 7y ago
An old article, but apparently wine also helps them... https://www.winespectator.com/webfeature/show/id/Take-Sunlig... Also superconductors... https://phys.org/news/2011-05-red-wine-clue-
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by Cheyana 7y ago
Full of shit as usual but I guess we'll see.
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by Cheyana 8y ago
An even bigger shame that he’s dead. Society needs to have a serious reckoning with mental illness.
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by Cheyana 8y ago
People deciding to stop acting like savages towards one another.
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by Cheyana 8y ago
Lewis Black, besides his "You can't get milk from soy!" rant, had this rant years ago about religion, and how it was created to give people rules because, well, they were assholes back then. He mentions the Jerry Springer sho
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by Cheyana 8y ago
Robots everywhere, as in “I, Robot” (the movie). And so much automation on the software side, so administrative tasks that are done today? Yeah, ALL of those jobs will be gone. Including jobs that create the automation.
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by Cheyana 8y ago
Exactly this. They had to at least say they TRIED knocking goats out by staring at them.
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by Cheyana 8y ago
https://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-29727632
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by Cheyana 8y ago
Did it compile okay?
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by Cheyana 8y ago
“Considering how many fools can calculate, it is surprising that it should be thought either a difficult or a tedious task for any other fool to learn how to master the same tricks.” I really wish technical books were still written like thi
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by Cheyana 8y ago
More of a cul-de-sac than a road, as far as that article is concerned. Here's a more in-depth account of a developer's struggle with mental illness (warning for language). I've always enjoyed reading his other posts. https:&
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by Cheyana 8y ago
It amazes me that a company with all the resources that Google has repeatedly coming up with ideas and doing absolutely nothing effective with them. They've had some winners, like Chrome, and their acquisition of Youtube eventually pai
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by Cheyana 8y ago
Not to mention other extracurricular activities that Boeing employees may be involved in: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enumclaw_horse_sex_case
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by Cheyana 8y ago
John Carmack.
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by Cheyana 8y ago
No.
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by Cheyana 8y ago
Data science.
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by Cheyana 8y ago
https://www.cnet.com/news/sending-tiny-spacecraft-to-alpha-c...
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by Cheyana 8y ago
They lost me at Hackers. Badly acted unwatchable garbage.
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by Cheyana 8y ago
This is my dream chair... https://gravitonus.com/gravitonus/products/iclubby/
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by Cheyana 8y ago
Now the question is...will Reddit self-censor in order to get back in?
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by Cheyana 8y ago
I honestly don’t know what to believe anymore. A developer doesn’t just throw up hundreds of new apartments when there’s a glut, does he? https://www.seattletimes.com/business/real-estate/free-amazo...
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by Cheyana 8y ago
As he should be. Going around picking fights (as he was known to do) just because you know you can end them with a bullet does not justify the excuse that you’re “standing your ground.”
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by Cheyana 8y ago
The takeaway I get from reading this and other things he’s written is that it helps if you love yourself.
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by Cheyana 8y ago
No kiddin'. There's been seem really weird stuff getting through on HN lately.
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by Cheyana 8y ago
This is great, thanks for posting it.
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by Cheyana 8y ago
Yes. Both Facebook and Twitter are blocked.
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by Cheyana 8y ago
You can always try to start the topic here... https://hackerforums.co
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by Cheyana 8y ago
Gibson’s future just may not have happened yet. In the ‘50s our sci-fi showed rockets landing in the same manner (in reverse) that they launched, and it’s slowly becoming a thing now. Some things, like people living in space or AI, were alw

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