Lewton

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by Lewton 9y ago
Nicotine is not the only addictive drug in cigarettes It is in ecigs
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by Lewton 9y ago
Ok I'm guessing you used more than 100 iterations per move because it failed the second time too If not, my computer is really terrible at 2048 :P
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by Lewton 9y ago
> reaching the 2048 tile 100% of time Lies! https://i.imgur.com/Mi3lGzG.png (I didn't interfere)
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by Lewton 9y ago
If he feels refreshed when he wakes up, he gets enough sleep. The amount of sleep needed varies greatly from person to person Edit: I mean, if he actually feels refreshed WHEN WAKING and not after forcing himself out of bed and downing 2 cu
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by Lewton 9y ago
Puyo Puyo Tetris draws from a bag of 2 sets of tetriminos, so every 14 pieces you'll have gotten two of each, afaik Also you'll never get three of the same piece in a row* *almost 100 % sure of this Haven't happened to me in
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by Lewton 9y ago
> I don't know how anyone can say that with a straight face. Which part? Do you disagree that they're revolutionaries when it comes to VR? Every headset out there right now is based on the prototype tech they developed > Ima
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by Lewton 9y ago
I really don't think that's why HTC is breaking off the Vive division. But I agree the Vive probably doesn't have a future. The HTC offshoot is currently working on a standalone headset that probably won't have anything
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by Lewton 9y ago
> Wrong. I enjoy my Vive, but it's barely more than an internal engineering sample. It's sturdy as fuck though. I don't think you're giving the design enough credit for what they were trying to do with it. Function ov
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by Lewton 9y ago
I don't really see what the rest got to do with my post. I've never used SteamOS/Controllers or have had any issues with Steam so I can't (and probably wouldn't) argue against any of that > Vive is half-arsed: At
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by Lewton 9y ago
As someone with a Vive headset, I find this view, that Valve are sitting on their fat asses doing nothing while raking in cash, completely ridiculous. They're revolutionaries within an entirely new industry, and they're spending a
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by Lewton 9y ago
> it never would have lived up to the hype. If this had been released as episode 3 a couple of years after episode 2? Sure it could
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by Lewton 9y ago
I just researched to make sure I got it right I'm wrong about the jurors usually having a law degree. Maybe. Apparently each jurisdiction has a committee that creates a short list every 4 years of people suited for jury duty. I can fin
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by Lewton 9y ago
The way the "jury of your peers" is selected in the american justice system means that sometimes if a person actually has any knowledge in the field the case is about (say a computer scientist in a software patent infringement cas
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by Lewton 9y ago
While that's fascinating and creepy I just want to point out that the Danish jury system have very little incommon with the American jury system Professional jury vs a jury system basically designed to ensure the least qualified people
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by Lewton 9y ago
I don't see how you got that from the anecdote
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by Lewton 9y ago
> About a year ago I started making my own pizza instead of ordering it in. Not only do a save a lot of money but it is a higher quality product. Unless you have a wood oven, you need to find better pizzarias to order from
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by Lewton 9y ago
Theaters make money on concessions, so they would still really really want you to go as often as possible, as long as you buy popcorn
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by Lewton 9y ago
> Why is it annoying? Because it affects his concentration? He already expressed that in his post " or at least why can't it be nothing at all so it doesn't interrupt my thinking"
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by Lewton 9y ago
I don't think that's a strong pattern at all... Iceland? Denmark? Austria?
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by Lewton 9y ago
> If someone wants to be a cop, and can't get hired, they probably shouldn't be a cop. http://abcnews.go.com/US/court-oks-barring-high-iqs-cops/sto... (This is a very old article, and I have no idea i
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by Lewton 9y ago
There's that one, very public, case. That happened after the entire ordeal blew up, and happened after shkreli had said that people got it for free if they needed it It's not nothing, but it's not exactly impressive either
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by Lewton 9y ago
Find one person who got it for free
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by Lewton 9y ago
> Meat ? Bad unless it isnt. Dairy and Eggs ? Even worse except when it isnt. Vegan/vegetarian nutrition ? The worst except, you guessed it, when it isnt. What's good for me might not be what's good for you. Lifestyle, gen
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by Lewton 9y ago
0.1x could still be above average http://wiki.c2.com/?NetNegativeProducingProgrammer
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by Lewton 9y ago
I've had the same experience while being high! But I was alone, listening to comedy podcasts, not finding them funny because I was -sure- I had heard it before, and all the punchlines were known to me already. It literally made everyth
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by Lewton 9y ago
Your work computer is not your property
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by Lewton 9y ago
+ The lack of follow up answer to the question "Which country are you in?"
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by Lewton 9y ago
Every place I've worked it's customary to send a joke email if a coworker leaves his computer unlocked... Only way for people to ever learn
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by Lewton 9y ago
New comments always start at the top
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by Lewton 9y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if money wasn't involved, HN has always worked like this. Some tech post about some technology gets a ton of votes, some people get excited about the tech, they investigate and find articles about that tech

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