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But you didnt finish the joke: Then one day a new prisoner arrives. Later that day when everybody is at their cells some other guy yells: "194". And,as usual, all people laugh. Another one says "315". Even more laughter
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It's not (at least not to an absolute degree) but I dont know if you are aware of the shtick of this author: "All self-help books suck, except mine because I tell you to dial down any hope and be happy with your mediocrity".
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No. That happens since you are born, you leave the comfort of the uterus, then eventually you cannot suck more your mom's tits, a new baby comes in and you are not longer the smallest one, you have to go to kindergarten,etc, etc, all t
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The Tale of J. Random Newbie
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Why does Klopp love to abuse referees and then play dumb?
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That's fantastic in theory, not so much in practice. Visual studio code crawls into a halt and the only way to "get it back" it is restarting Firefox, even if it had just one tab opened.
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I love Firefox over Chrome in almost every single aspect....except, I cannot shake the feel it still leaks memory like crazy. Open several tabs, then a couple of youtube tabs (you know how people are), eventually the machine is slow as mo
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5y ago
Onlyfans
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Yeah and it is disgusting.
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Fantastic, thanks. Streissand effect at play, I would have never checked this repository otherwise.
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Meh, Stross has some interesting posts (although too verbose), I cannot stand his fiction and this post has nothing interesting to say. Saying nobody expected the COVID 10 years ago it is like saying nobody is expecting a big quake in the w
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It's incredible how far we have come
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Wow, that was a trip down the memory lane! haha, I have totally forgot about segfault. Poor Slashdot is not the same.
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Hey thanks for the offer, I am checking out your site and I really like what I am seeing, we are definitely on the same wavelength. I will contact you along the way if you dont mind. Sooner rather than later.
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5y ago
I am getting a redirect to their new site. Can you link here where are you getting the original site?
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https://neocities.org/ This is part of a book I am planning about the "other internet". Neocities pages, minimalist non JS sites, "notebook sites", in general, modern websites that try to be as far as po
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Jabiertzo ( https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUGfBZ3WiiqCc_UfcF_RrRA ) is that you? :)
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https://omgmobc.com/ This is a supposed copycat
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I used to own a lot and now I have almost nothing (not by choice), and I still prefer it that way. Money, big properties, even cars bring lots of headaches and worries that I am not so sure are really compensated by the upsides. I am not tr
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Let me be petty for a minute. I was going to mention it because I really liked it but I got peeved because the owners decided to ask the IA to remove the site. I can understand the need for a refreshment and to preserve the ownership but t
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Ask HN: What defunct websites would you love to see revived?
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Yeah, I think that will depend on the scientific quality of the observations provided by JWST: - Hubble/COBE level. Refuel it! - LHC level: Meh, let it rot. Tbf it is less about the device (and the people working on it) and more about
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Their price ranges left me scratching my head. 1-10 people: 10 USD/month 11-100 people: 79 USD/month 101-250 people: 249 USD/month
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> everything is seen from the vantage of the south-eastern part of a tiny island in the North Atlantic. Iceland? :)
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History and society in western countries is absurdly Euro-centric, it sounds like an oxymoron but it should not be. You must be aware enough to realize what is an absolute truth and what it is just relative from your POV. The other day I h
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Hahahaa, gotta grant it to the author, he has the rare talent to induce in me uncontrollable laughs with every single paragraph. The other "author" who comes to my mind now with that exquisite skill is Eliezer Yudkowsky, hell, I w
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Yep, bet on an unchanging human nature,keeping things from the past around, some social progress in certain areas but not as fast as you would like it and that the world of 2122 will be less alien to a 2022 person than the 2022 world to a 1
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So did (even to a greater effect) the doctors washing their hands. Between 1822-1922, only in Physics humanity discovered/developed, the laws of Electromagnetism, the laws of Thermodynamics and their microscopic extension: Statistical
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That is one of the most accurate statements of the whole article!!!
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Expect Yann LeCun to appear at any minute to say he is practically a saint for working at Facebook that he is doing it for the betterment of humanity and not for money since he could "earn much more at many other companies"
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