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Show HN: Marginal IA – An open source Readwise for physical books(github.com)
2 points by Poc 9mo ago|0 comments
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by Poc 4y ago
It's possible with Paylib here in France.
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by Poc 6y ago
Ah yes, you're right, I hadn't seen it from that angle.
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by Poc 6y ago
It is not faster than light. I think what he wanted to show was a situation, in which entanglement and quantum mechanics, are superior to classical physics. i.e someone using quantum mechanics would have an advantage over someone who don&#
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by Poc 6y ago
Not really, maybe it was the case 50 years ago (I don't know). Now I'd say the authors that are the most well known in France are Victor Hugo, Molière (we say that french is Molière's tongue), Voltaire and La Fontaine (every
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by Poc 6y ago
For things like textbooks, I'll start easily but then, when I reach a new point or new chapter, I will rationalized my self to stop it there and call it a done work, when in reality I worked only 30 minutes instead of and hour. it&#x27
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Halite III an AI programming challenge(halite.io)
3 points by Poc 8y ago|0 comments
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by Poc 8y ago
Honestly I don't think your argument really hold. When you are born in place were you use a specific system of mesure you get use to it. And I don't see how living beetwen -10°C and 30°C or 10F or 80F change anything.
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by Poc 8y ago
It's not always positive. Because of our large brain we must give birth before the child is fully develope and then it take 15-18 year for it to become adult, before that the child is pretty weak.
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by Poc 9y ago
also it's gold so it might live longer no ?
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by Poc 9y ago
What a nice trilogy, when I read it I had the feeling that there was really a colony on Mars. I still have music which I listened at the time that trigger a martian feeling !
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by Poc 9y ago
It make me think of Von neuman probe. If we can consider that a robot or something with connections similar to our neurons can be a living creature. Then maybe if something like Von Neuman probes existed it could have colonized the whole ga
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by Poc 9y ago
I personally use KeePass, I generate 20+ character random passwords and it save them in a encrypted file. I just wrote my email password and hide it in case I lose my file.
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by Poc 9y ago
I started this year the 52 book a year challenge, one book a week. I'm actually at 29 books this year (one behind because I read Les Misérables) and I must say it's very rewarding. You just need to take a bit of time every day on
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by Poc 9y ago
Oh man, I always read before going to bed, and now I read a bit after lunch but I must take a break after 20 pages and take a small nap. I never thought before that reading might be a trigger for me to sleep.