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Nition
4y ago
I think my favourite part of this is being able to draw your own waveform and then play it. Super cool. You can learn about something so much faster when it's right there and instantly tweakable.
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4y ago
"The government's using COVID as a means of population control." "Why does the government want a lower population - don't they usually want more people to grow the economy?"
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Nition
4y ago
Made me laugh that there's an Imperial or Metric setting but metric isn't available. After all, this is America.
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Nition
4y ago
Video games use this trick all the time. When the player sprints or gets a speed boost, give them some actual boost, but also increase the FOV.
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Nition
4y ago
"It is possible, after a while, to develop certain dangerous habits of thought. One is that, while all important enterprises need careful organization, it is the organization that needs organizing, rather than the enterprise." - T
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Nition
4y ago
The funny thing about ™ is it usually means you have not registered your trade mark. Registered trade marks get an ®.
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Nition
4y ago
That URL reminds me of https://www.google.com/webhp?hl=xx-hacker
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A Mathematician’s Lament by Paul Lockhart [pdf]
(maa.org)
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4y ago
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4y ago
Most scholars, even the non-Christian ones, believe that Jesus was an actual person. Whether he really performanced miracles is of course a very different matter.
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Nition
4y ago
Well yes, many, but they're Christian scholars.
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4y ago
Many other places also ran the same news.
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Nition
4y ago
Thanks. Yeah, especially difficult when you read multiple different claims and none have a source. They probably heard it themselves from someone else. I'm quite curious because I have an old-ish heat pump that's a little small
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4y ago
My submission here is just is a song by Vienna Teng from her 2013 album 'Aims', but I think it has more relevance to Hacker News than may be initially apparent. And I think it's a really brilliant piece of art. You have the s
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Vienna Teng – The Hymn of Acxiom
(youtube.com)
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4y ago
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4y ago
This is a wonderful thread, thanks for sharing it here. > "The kicker is, that the smallest I have been able to find is four ton (48,000 BTU/hr). So this means that in order to proceed with the project, I'll have to build
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Nition
4y ago
Is that the same as the one shown in the article's spec diagram, or something different again?
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Nition
4y ago
I always knew that a lot of people didn't read the article before commenting, but I'm still surprised at the number replying here without reading the whole three-sentence comment .
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Nition
4y ago
Go back and read the original response again. It doesn't say anything about calories out.
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4y ago
> You didn’t actually need to remove mass from the Earth, you just needed to go under it. You could’ve avoided all that work with a comparatively simple tunnel. Or a really tall ladder.
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4y ago
This annoyed me too, but I worked out a solution to having to go into Settings or airplane mode every time you want to disable wifi: Make a Shortcut for it and make that shortcut an icon on the home screen. I made a Shortcut icon named All
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Nition
4y ago
Reminds me of Intel hiring will.i.am from the Black Eyed Peas as Director Of Creative Innovation.
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4y ago
Whatever you get, make sure it has a twist axis. You can control the plane's rudder with it. Most do - even the basic Logitech Extreme 3D Pro is fine - but some don't.
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4y ago
It gets particularly confusing because the standard Unity paradigm is still one of entities and components, as I believe was first promoted by Dungeon Siege at GDC 2002[0]. But it's not quite the same as what is called an ECS. [0] htt
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Nition
4y ago
Back to 1959 again now
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Nition
4y ago
In fact it has changed again in the last 45 minutes, as it's showing a photo from 1959 now.
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4y ago
People seem to be taking your comment seriously. Maybe they never saw an official Facebook blog post with 100,000 comments all copy-pasting the same text about not consenting to their data being used. Or maybe they've seen too many, po
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4y ago
The most awkward one is if someone is typing in a thread, it also shows the is typing in the main channel. You can be having a long conversation in a thread and it'll look as if you're typing some incredibly slow message to the
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Nition
4y ago
Ouch. Maybe we could get it down to two variants, the cheap one and the expensive one? They could even have different-looking plugs...
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4y ago
How much more would each cable cost if they all had to do the max feature set? 100W, 80Gps, support for everything. Is there anything the requires them to not all support the max feature set, apart from cost - some use case that would bre
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4y ago
I think much like the stick, or a Minecraft seed, or other examples of procedural generation, you can get a near infinite amount of results via different seeds from a program with a relatively small total size. But you cannot ever get an ex
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