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by Oarch 2y ago
How can you be sure? Have you asked them?
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by Oarch 2y ago
Thank you for this. I couldn't agree more about this being busy work. Which there seems to be a lot of in the PM world. Personally I've found basic shapes and text boxes, or felt markers, infinitely more helpful at getting direct
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by Oarch 2y ago
"a team of a couple hundred people. That team might cost $50 to 100 million in salary a year" 100m between 200 is 500K average salary. Seems exceptionally high.
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by Oarch 2y ago
I recently heard a comedian say "The Internet has flattened our culture" and that idea has really stuck with me. So similar to Lisbon "losing its essence" I was in Berlin recently and noticed many of the city's dist
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by Oarch 2y ago
Take some of their IP and make it public. That'll do it.
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by Oarch 2y ago
Also check out modern recreations of the hydraulis. A unique Ancient Greek instrument that was apparently the early forerunner of the organ.
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by Oarch 2y ago
That has to be the best paywall I've ever seen
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by Oarch 2y ago
And into this bar he poured all his caramel, his nougat and his will to dominate all the world's snacking aisles...
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by Oarch 2y ago
The comments made me realise there's no national flag with lots of vertical stripes. Seems like a hole in the market. Someone alert CGP Grey!
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by Oarch 2y ago
And these new experts will be human... or AI?
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by Oarch 2y ago
I'm curious how stainless steel is a nightmare to maintain. My (basic) understanding of the material is it's meant to be very low maintenance.
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by Oarch 3y ago
What a wonderful read. Makes me slightly bothered he didn't get so much as a cameo in the Oppenheimer film. The book the author referenced, Turing's Cathedral, is a great read for anyone who enjoyed this and wants to know more.
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by Oarch 3y ago
I'd like to see metrics for Turkish. I was told by a native speaker that it developed over the years for efficient military communication purposes and I've learned it as a foreign language for a couple of years. There's an un
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by Oarch 3y ago
Those specific images all seemed recognisably AI-generated to me. Not that AI can't generate images which would be indistinguishable.
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by Oarch 3y ago
It's reasonably hidden, lots of redevelopment work going on around that sculpture at the moment. Hopefully the setting improved a bit.
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by Oarch 3y ago
Quick, fetch my smelling salts. I feel faint.
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by Oarch 3y ago
I know the Victorians loved to exaggerate the scale of their monuments... but even so that image of the town hall takes the cake!
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by Oarch 3y ago
Makes me endlessly thankful how well moderated HN is
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by Oarch 3y ago
Unrelated but the fact the comments are slightly askew on the mildly infuriating subreddit is hilarious
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by Oarch 3y ago
Isn't there a volcanic eruption happening Iceland right now? I think that one is already out of date.
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Testing my Speech Jammer in Public [video](youtube.com)
1 points by Oarch 3y ago|0 comments
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by Oarch 3y ago
Can someone clever please do the math and figure out how far ahead in the future he is?
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'Flat-packed furniture for the next life': Roman funerary bed found in London(theguardian.com)
2 points by Oarch 3y ago|0 comments
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by Oarch 3y ago
These numbers imply 4.5% of the entire UK population had an active GitHub account in Q3 2023. Seems very high. Unless there are people out there with huge numbers of accounts? Can anyone explain this?
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by Oarch 3y ago
What if this backfires and no-one turns up?
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by Oarch 3y ago
Freedom means both things can happen. People can celebrate death and people can judge. And I can write annoying comments like this one!
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by Oarch 3y ago
I knew a chap in the band Teeth. They faked a media storm about how they "hacked the Pope's Twitter account" by guessing the password. But they never did. Then the real media picked up the story. Next day came the real story:
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by Oarch 3y ago
...unless this article is entirely false and fabricated! Gotcha.
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by Oarch 3y ago
Perhaps this is something to be normalised. It's perfectly feasible eBay no longer needs to build, develop and market at the pace it once did?
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by Oarch 3y ago
WHAT?

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