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Leptonmaniac
searching PlanetScale…
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Leptonmaniac
17d ago
Your post seems to have been cut short before your alternative/technocratic reading suggestions. Without it, you unfortunately sound like a "just do your research" grifter to me.
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Leptonmaniac
21d ago
As someone who bounced off Morrowind in favor of Gothic (II) because there weren't enough guardrails in place for my old self, how much of the old "here are some breadcrumbs and here's the game's final goal, but the way
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Leptonmaniac
27d ago
I follow some chess channels on YouTube (among them the usual suspects, Gotham, Chessbrah, Eric Rosen) but do you know of any video content that does game reviews of what you describe?
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Leptonmaniac
3mo ago
Thanks for not explaining what TLA is, either.
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Leptonmaniac
3mo ago
So this is a similar idea to Project Gutenberg?
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Leptonmaniac
3mo ago
The blog post does not read as written by someone who has understood the whole legal process, maybe that's where your confusion comes from.
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Leptonmaniac
3mo ago
But hey, at least they get to write about their mid company name ("Plenty" - lol) got (rightfully) rejected...
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Leptonmaniac
4mo ago
So this is effectively the Esperanto of flags?
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Leptonmaniac
4mo ago
Burn the Heretic. Kill the Mutant. Purge the Liberals?
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Leptonmaniac
4mo ago
47 degrees Celsius is also 27,5 meV
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Leptonmaniac
4mo ago
To be honest, there's still a long way to go. First, what is the benefit of using this over something established like fddb or any already existing nutritional app? Second, just translating the words for the units (like cup) doesn'
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4mo ago
My first guess was Texas...
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4mo ago
I had a similar thought. What if the result, statistical and significance critique aside, mostly means that when it comes to first-year tutoring of law students, the vibe, tone and overall presentation of arguments weighs a lot, maybe even
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4mo ago
I would say that a big part of research in Ye Old Days was either your local peers and colleagues but especially it was exchanging letters with the known Big Names in their respective fields. It is not without reason that nowadays that corr
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4mo ago
I am apparently someone who did not quite catch up to the AI lingo, so parts of the explanation are confusing to me (what is a "vault", why does this thing do stuff in a "loop", how is this more "agentic" than
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Leptonmaniac
5mo ago
This gives me weird, cultish vibes. It has an uncomfortable US-American "forced-smileness" to it that I honestly find off-putting. But maybe I have been too much in a secular and non religious bubble the last few years and that m
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Leptonmaniac
6mo ago
Really good looking! Interesting UI/UX insight: I kinda expect to be able to "go back" by inverting the coordinates. So when I have one glyph in focus and select a new one two to the left and five down, I would love to be ab
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6mo ago
Well, that is obvious, is it not? It means They are interested in The Plan and have enough power that a vague comment is all you gonna get. Cannot have Them finding out that we are on to Them. Though of course, The Plan already accounts for
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6mo ago
I think that as a user I'm so far removed from the actual (human) creation of software that if I think about it, I don't really care either way. Take for example this article on Hacker News: I am reading it in a custom app someone
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8mo ago
Ok, as someone for whom a Pinecone is the thing you can collect in the forest to burn so that your campfire makes nice sounds, what's the elevator pitch?
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8mo ago
Congratulations! You are one of today's ten thousand! Relevant XKCD: https://xkcd.com/1053/
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9mo ago
One tiny error on my part when reading the title and it took me several HN comments to realize this is not a website about finding hedges.
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10mo ago
Wasn't there a comment on this phenomenon along the lines "we were so afraid of 1984 but what we really got was Brave New World"?
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10mo ago
Can someone ELI5 what this does? I read the abstract and tried to find differences in the provided examples, but I don't understand (and don't see) what the "photorealistic" part is.
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1y ago
Super interesting! So if I understand correctly, all you need to do to have this in your home is gather a bunch of 1:2 tiles, cut them along the diagonal, and assemble them as shown? Awesome
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Leptonmaniac
1y ago
For the other people who don't know: What's a DAW?
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1y ago
In the spirit of that other HN post about brevity in writing: Who?
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1y ago
Ok, it is a font alright. To me, it looks exactly as all the other fonts I have on my OS already, but I guess that's just how it is if you are not in the font bubble.
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Leptonmaniac
2y ago
I wish you luck, your description is unfortunately very vague in the cybersec topic. There will probably hundreds of articles like the one you are specifically looking for and most of them will be published in dark-themed personal blogs wri
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2y ago
I think I recently (few days ago, that is in the last few days of 2024) saw a Vsauce video/short about this regarding a trial trying to use the wisdom of the crowd to get an accurate number for the amount of jelly beans in a large jar.
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