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Danish artist told to repay museum €67,000 after turning in blank canvasses(bbc.com)
18 points by I-M-S 3y ago|8 comments
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by I-M-S 3y ago
Incentives-aligned
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by I-M-S 3y ago
> He called his treatment by the authorities "disgusting" as the administrators were aware that he actually made a loss, but nonetheless they claimed almost all of his savings. "Nobody is responsible for such craziness.&qu
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by I-M-S 3y ago
Can we do this for HN users' podcasts?
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by I-M-S 3y ago
With trial seems to be 1785 [1]. Without trial here's a list of killings in the last year: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_violence_against_LG... [1] https://digitalcommons.unl.edu/cgi&#x2
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by I-M-S 3y ago
"The West, so afraid of strong government, now has no government, only financial power."
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by I-M-S 4y ago
Naturally occurring radiation might play a part in human tendency to regard certain places as haunted.
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by I-M-S 4y ago
Yes! And piggybacking this comment with https://radio.garden/ - Google maps for radio stations around the globe!
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by I-M-S 4y ago
Four years ago, I launched my sci-fi anthology podcast The Program right here on Hacker News. Since then The Program received half a million downloads and achieved a few other notable milestones. I share these in a series of annual reports,
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2022 report of The Program, my fiction podcast launched on HN(programaudioseries.com)
40 points by I-M-S 4y ago|3 comments
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Or think of it as signal to noise ratio improving. Complex words often hide simple thoughts.
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by I-M-S 4y ago
I'll admit I thought this was the kind of thing that impressed the markets? (or at least the people who make the market turn the way it does)
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by I-M-S 4y ago
Precisely. The UK probably had the best status with the most privileges in the EU, and even that wasn't enough.
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by I-M-S 4y ago
Zagreb has one of these as well: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nine_Views
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by I-M-S 4y ago
Stalwart and solemn, she lived a life submitted to one's duty. Truly an end of an era.
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'loneliest man' and last of his tribe dies(bbc.com)
46 points by I-M-S 4y ago|1 comments
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A friend did this to me once. He stopped being my friend that day. There's little more insulting to a man than to make him feel like a plaything.
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by I-M-S 4y ago
There's an episode of "Decoder ring", an excellent podcast devoted to decoding cultural mysteries, on this subject: https://slate.com/podcasts/decoder-ring/2021/08/selling-out
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by I-M-S 4y ago
Both of you might be interested to check out "How to Invent Everything" [1] - it's even got flowcharts the kind you mention at the end! [2] [1] https://www.howtoinventeverything.com/ [2] https://mo
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by I-M-S 4y ago
Victor.
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by I-M-S 4y ago
Having dinner is precisely why I took out the lobsters (well, depending they're not too mangled after being run over by a trolley).
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by I-M-S 4y ago
If you block development for X number of years and it turns out you had no grounds to do so, you need to compensate the developer (or even more broadly - damage your opposition to the project incurred to the common good)
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by I-M-S 4y ago
OP is paraphrasing a quote by Leon Trotsky which originally refers to politics.
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by I-M-S 4y ago
No more than it would make others envy you, no less than it would make them pity you.
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by I-M-S 4y ago
Neat idea! As a podcaster I would love to be able to get feedback on my episodes this way. Have you ever considered adding the ability to embed it on external websites? Also, I tried claiming my podcast and commenting but neither seems to h
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by I-M-S 4y ago
I'd like to see more games that reward altruism. A mechanic that might achieve this is a game in which the player who wins is the one who's closest to median number of points between all players at the end.
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by I-M-S 4y ago
My spouse works regular hours and it's easier to carry stuff with two people. You are probably right about saving money by buying in bulk. Unfortunately then storage becomes a problem (we live in a small space).
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by I-M-S 4y ago
Between OP's analysis and your reply, there's only one I'd dare to call lazy.
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Do you live in a suburban environment? Because where I live it's not unusual to pass the grocery store every day while walking back home and buy groceries for the day. It's only for the big shopping trip on the weekends that I use
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by I-M-S 4y ago
You really should read the book to make informed takes on this topic

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