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   by JadoJodo 5y ago

   Tangentially related: If you enjoy this sort of idea in fiction-form, I can't recommend Josiah Bancroft's The Tower of Babel series (beginning with Senlin Ascends) enough.
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   by JadoJodo 5y ago

   I'm uncertain if this is the one parent mentioned, but I found this guide with a quick search: https://artdepartmental.com/blog/architectural-lettering/
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   by JadoJodo 5y ago

   I've often wondered why breeders don't do more cross-breeding across areas. Travel time aside, I think it would be a good investment into what is literally a business. e.g. If I'm a Border Collie breeder in Nevada, I could me
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   by JadoJodo 5y ago

   As a conservative, I found this fascinating. For what it's worth, this isn't intended to start a flame war or act as a "gotcha"; I'm genuinely interested in hearing discussions about different perspectives on the to
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   by JadoJodo 5y ago

   Alt title on YouTube: "Liberal Hypocrisy is Fueling American Inequality. Here’s How."
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   Blue States, You're the Problem(nytimes.com)

   6 points by JadoJodo 5y ago|7 comments
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   by JadoJodo 5y ago

   “Mostly” and “only” aren’t the compatible. Anecdotally: I use telegram (and have since Facebook purchased WhatsApp) and I am neither purveyor nor purchaser of “crypto scams” or “dodgy nonsense”.
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   by JadoJodo 5y ago

   > Our experiment data confirmed that this behavior does occur at a higher proportion on smaller channels. Why not simply hide the vote count (either way) until a certain threshold of votes is reached? This could be set higher for channel
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   Neuschwanstein Castle: The Reality of Building Fantasy(youtube.com)

   3 points by JadoJodo 5y ago|0 comments
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    by JadoJodo 5y ago

    I am not :/
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    by JadoJodo 5y ago

    The movie Gran Torino came out when I was twenty, and in seeing it, I heard many racial slurs uttered in context for the first time. I was, of course, familiar with the "main" ones, but the one in particular that I remember was &q
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    by JadoJodo 5y ago

    > is it a feature focused on search and retrieval, or an assistant that carries out complex tasks? I'd settle for an assistant that carries out simple tasks. I don't expect much from my robot assistant, but the number of times
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    by JadoJodo 5y ago

    I'll have to give it a go! Thanks.
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    by JadoJodo 5y ago

    > datente.com This is fascinating. I'll bookmark and revisit later. Thanks!
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    by JadoJodo 5y ago

    - Apple One - Netflix - FastMail - Libro.fm - Element.io - JetBrains Ultimate - SetApp - YouTube Premium (Begrudgingly)
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    Ask HN: What services do you pay for every month?

    6 points by JadoJodo 5y ago|12 comments
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    Ask HN: What news sources do you use to maintain a broad perspective?

    23 points by JadoJodo 5y ago|65 comments
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    by JadoJodo 6y ago

    I love the idea of Pass, but from what I've seen of the UX (not talking looks) it doesn't really compare to the ease of use of products like 1Password (which I suspect was the catalyst for this being reposted). Does anyone have an
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    by JadoJodo 6y ago

    The article's conclusions aside, I wonder how many people enjoy the taste of alcohol itself? While my personal beliefs prohibit me from imbibing in a way that would cause inebriation/dependence (and getting buzzed fits in the form
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    by JadoJodo 6y ago

    > Brilliant As someone who struggled with Math in school I've considered using Brilliant to bone up. Have you found it useful in that regard?
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    by JadoJodo 6y ago

    I prefer Apple Music, but my wife likes Spotify for the social aspect. I have other family members on the plan as well that reimburse me so it ends up paying for itself.
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    by JadoJodo 6y ago

    Personally: - Apple One - Spotify (family) - Netflix - Disney+ - Supernotes - Office 365 - FastMail - HP Instant Ink (I know, I know) - Libro.fm
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    Ask HN: What services do you pay for every month?

    5 points by JadoJodo 6y ago|10 comments
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    by JadoJodo 6y ago

    I think the kicker here is what this post is NOT titled: "Google to Stop _Showing_ Ads Based on Your Specific Web Browsing"
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    by JadoJodo 6y ago

    Knowing the federal government, I can easily imagine it costing MORE than $50/taxpayer. Just we don't pay for something directly doesn't mean it's free.
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    by JadoJodo 6y ago

    TurboTax hasn't tricked me into doing anything. I am fully aware that all the forms can be completed manually. I can still remember my Dad sitting at the kitchen table for several nights with all the forms and a calculator every year.
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    by JadoJodo 6y ago

    I am 100% for accountability in policing, but I find it telling the number of these kinds of videos that don't show the full context and are instead 30s clips of the middle/worst part of the interaction.
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    by JadoJodo 6y ago

    I've been using this with the Zettelkasten[0] method for a few months and love it. The keyboard shortcuts are really powerful and the UI is great. [0] - https://zettelkasten.de/
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    by JadoJodo 6y ago

    I was a loyal (and paying) WhatsApp user who would advocate it to anyone I could find. The combination of privacy, features, and ideology was exactly what I wanted in a communication app. Then Facebook bought them for $19B and I knew that,
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    by JadoJodo 6y ago

    Perhaps I’m just the wrong audience but I had a good laugh at the irony of this clarification: “IMT is the ITU nomenclature for all things cellular” ... OK, but what is ‘ITU’ the nomenclature for?