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Eerie
9y ago
No, we don't need More Alternatives to Facebook. We need Less Alternatives to Facebook. That is, Zero Alternatives to Facebook AND Zero Facebook. Stop wasting your time!
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9y ago
I'd like to see you being forced not to use anything that was payed for by taxes, since you hate them so much. Like water, electricity and roads.
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9y ago
>For one, I remember the Great Recession. How old are you?
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9y ago
One day, a machine will smell your weakness. Then it will come for the kill.
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9y ago
Just install anti-adblock blocker: https://reek.github.io/anti-adblock-killer/ This arms race if so much fun!
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9y ago
Check this out "Learning 3D Models from a Single Still Image" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bWbEsDbfayc "3-D Reconstruction from a Single Still Image" http://cs.stanford.edu/people/
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Lib.ru – Russian online library est. 1994. Immortal web design
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9y ago
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10y ago
As long as the accepted ads are really non-intrusive, there's no conflict. There would be a conflict if you could pay Adblock Plus to accept browser-hijacking popups.
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10y ago
Adblock Plus is pretty open about it. You can disable the option easily. And Google ads are, in fact, relatively non intrusive. I don't see the problem.
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10y ago
>where other blockers by default can easily block all Google ads Adblock Plus, the most popular adblocker, does not block Google ads by default, because they are considered non-intrusive.
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10y ago
Cassini is very small, compared to pretty much everything around Saturn. So, no. You could drop a billion Cassini spacecrafts into the rings without perturbing anything.
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10y ago
>Name some of those problems please? A windless week in the winter will leave you without power.
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10y ago
>For all we know, our brain can be just an interface to something else we don't know yet. This is a very old, but unproven hypothesis. You might have heard of it, it's called "soul". :-)
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10y ago
You know there is absolutely no reason for you to "believe" anything about Blue Origin, right? Google, Wikipedia and Blue Origin's own website is 3 seconds away.
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10y ago
Much better than the hollow cynicism of your post, though...
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Eerie
10y ago
Now build a digital clock in Dwarf Fortress.
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10y ago
>Ads are common as ever and adblocking is an arms race never won. What are you talking about? I think I saw 2-3 ads top through all my browsing for the last year. The arms race is won by the adblocker. There was a slight upset when adblo
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10y ago
Ha-ha-ha. Exactly. Illusion of WHO? Anything that can have illusions is a consciousness.
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10y ago
>> If only all life's problems could be handled with simple engineering. They can't. No, complex engineering is another thing entirely.
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10y ago
Kill your food before eating, then it won't struggle.
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10y ago
No, no, that's the purpose of Drink.
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Eerie
10y ago
Sure missed an opportunity to call it "Sonic Rainboom".
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10y ago
How does it fare, compared to saving cherrytree[1] files in a dropbox folder? Cherrytree is free, open-source and has more features. 1. http://www.giuspen.com/cherrytree/
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10y ago
So, what kind of musical instrument can you play while running?
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10y ago
1. Anki has search, tags and hierarchical organization. 2. If you don't remember that you already have something, it means Anki is failing you, because the whole point of it is to help you remember. 3. BUT! it doesn't really matte
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10y ago
>A penny sized hole in a space suit on Mars could mean a quick death. Also true for Titan (surface temperature -179 degrees Celsius).
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10y ago
Trolling HN is really low status, though.
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10y ago
Not the brain, the eye's representation is 2D. The brain's can be 3D, despite the brain not receiving any 3D input, so I don't see why the brain can't represent 4D as well.
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10y ago
>A teacher of mine told us, "Don't try to imagine 4D space. You can't. If you think you can imagine a 4D hypersphere, you're wrong. It's just not possible." Your brain is a computer. If a computer can manipu
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10y ago
>What happens if US and Russian relations break down? Russia loses the ISS, because it can't be maintained without USA ground facilities. Essentially, it will be the end of Russian manned space flight, until they build themselves a
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