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Used it as my primary for almost 3 years now. I often enjoy the variations in search terms that DDG offers me. Usually I am searching for something which I can articulate clearly and is straightforward to find. I would guess <2% of my to
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Malloc (YC S21) takes on mobile spyware
(techcrunch.com)
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Why eugenics will always fail
(gizmodo.com)
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A practical guide to radial basis functions (2007) [pdf]
(num.math.uni-goettingen.de)
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The Radial Basis Function
(scholarpedia.org)
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Watch an earthquake roll across a continent
(hackaday.com)
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Earth’s inner core is growing unevenly. Why isn’t the planet tipping?
(independent.co.uk)
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Faust - Goethe. the Norton Critical edition translation
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On the Koh-I-Noor diamond, colonialism and Brexit
(scotsman.com)
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Keep them curious, answer their questions with demonstrations. Link different parts of the physical world together. Like if one asks where the water goes down the drain, show them the pipes under the sink and show them the pipes in the base
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Seeing cave art in a new light
(atlasobscura.com)
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Marx's Mathematical Manuscripts
(marxists.org)
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If you're looking for instructions, are you familiar with Sam's laser FAQ? http://www.repairfaq.org/sam/lasersam.htm
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Im curious, why did you decide to post the wikipedia page than the opensourcemachine link? I've noticed that wiki pages often dont do as well on HN as other websites
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An Elastic Model of the Holding Power of Rock Climbing Anchors
(web.mit.edu)
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I like the straight csv
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Cool! I would suggest not limiting yourself to just CB. Look around for your local amateur radio club. The basic exam is not tough and it will put you in instant contact with loads of other radio nerds keen to chat. With a HAM license you&#
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Strange Examples of Soviet Design (2011)
(popularmechanics.com)
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Sometimes hitting ctrl A, then ctrl x then pasting to a word doc will do the trick too
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Submerged Italian Village Resurfaces After 70 Years Underwater
(smithsonianmag.com)
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It seems unfair to attribute these things purely to talent. Especially in engineering, a weeder course isn't always that much more "difficult" but it is often a lot more work. Anyone who has better things to do will do those
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I'm sure you know the speed of reading depends on the 'density' of the material in the book. If you were (or want to become) a pianist good at reading sheet music it would likely help your language reading. Instead of reading
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Bob Dylan lays down what killed rock n roll (2016)
(medium.com)
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An english version of this would be fantastic!
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Neural networks for geophysicists and seismic data interpretation (2019)
(arxiv.org)
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On Exactitude in Science
(patterns.architexturez.net)
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An Ancient Site with Human skulls on display
(nautil.us)
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Good try, three problems. 1) non-aggressive uses of potentially hurtful words will be modified and annoy people. i.e. 'bitchin' as in "cool", "dope", or "rad". i.e "hoe" as in "garde
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GIMPS (Great Interger Mersenne Prime Search)
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Blessed are the peacemakers: Daniel Berrigan's Obituary
(economist.com)
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