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by Ralfp 4y ago
Those never worked for me. Show HN: there are maybe dozens of those posted everyday but they rarely hit main page. Reddit ad is great to kick off the star growth, but unless you have something interesting to many people, don’t expect more t
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by Ralfp 4y ago
Its called HR because you are a resource.
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In his own words he took wage so he could pay more tax on Iceland where he is located.
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Here if you call 112 dispatcher will help you out and tell you how to do CPR.
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by Ralfp 4y ago
I agree with parent poster in their assumptions. Few posts up @nailer repeats anti-trans talking point that originated from 4chan.
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by Ralfp 4y ago
With Remix, you run two two servers: - Remix server - API server When user visits your page, their first HTTP request hits the Remix, which pulls data from API server and renders initial HTTP response from your React.js UI. It then sends th
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by Ralfp 4y ago
A mark of educated mind is also in abilty to see the consequence of their words. Eg. suggesting oppressed group struggling with validating their own existence and massive suicide rates coming from that struggle to entertain a though that va
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Well ofcourse. One just wants to live their life while other is activist promothing their case.
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even times where topics like Health and Nutrition come up you find a lot of wildly inaccurate statements being made On hackernews alt-med is repackaged as "biohacking" (sic!) and suddenly injecting yourself with home-mad
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by Ralfp 4y ago
Make it eastern Europe, and you can go all the way back to 1003.
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by Ralfp 4y ago
A shameless self promotion, but for last 10 years or so I've been developing and maintaining my own forum software, Misago: https://misago-project.org/ It's build with Python and React, so obviously not so easy to
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by Ralfp 4y ago
These sort of projects tend to be pretty large and also fairly binary: either it's complete, useful, and playable, or it's not (yet) complete and it's unplayable and useless. There's a bit of grey area, but a lot
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by Ralfp 4y ago
1992 Russia offered Kaliningrad to both Poland and Lithuania, but neither country was interested in a region with seriously underdeveloped economy and inhabited by Russians who wouldn’t feel either Polish or Lithuanian, nor would they speak
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by Ralfp 4y ago
I would love to see more languages in their fulltext search by default. But it looks like currently its „if you want language contribute it” kind of deal and I’ve found this outside of my depth.
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by Ralfp 4y ago
I also want a fun place to procrastinate on but for some reason most vocal „internet free speech advocates” are also the people who insist my feed should be mostly political agitation, aggressive content that targets people or minorities an
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by Ralfp 4y ago
My favorite archeologic discovery when it comes to ancient central Europe is the Tollense Valley Battle. Around 3300 years ago in central Europe two groups, estimated 4000 men total, have clashed on and around a 120 meters long stone bridge
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by Ralfp 4y ago
> He had to fire a bunch of people. Have you ever had to fire someone? It sucks. He didn't fire anybody. He reduced a number in a spreadsheet. This is Dunbar's number at work: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
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by Ralfp 4y ago
It’s because guy „taking full responsibility” will still be able to carry on whith his life like nothing happened, having financial security for him and everybody in his family to live off the interest of his bank for generations, and peopl
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by Ralfp 4y ago
This is an open-source project with 13 contributors and initial commit made two years ago you are talking about. Is it really fair to expect them to have everything from version 0.6? It's likely that they have 2137 other must-have feat
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by Ralfp 4y ago
It doesn't. B is guaranteed to be !A and A is guaranteed to be !B. Changing either breaks the entaglement. Also because in order to see what state is particle we need to interact with it, measuring its quantum state also breaks the ent
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by Ralfp 4y ago
Speaking in programming terms, your program was called with two entangled arguments A and B. Entanglement means that if you check for value of A and its true, then B is guaranteed to be false. But if you change A to false, system becomes de
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by Ralfp 4y ago
What made me pick Django (and Python) over RoR back in 2009 when I was looking for next language after becoming unhappy PHP was experience with part of its community. But it wasn't positive experience with Djangonauts. It was negative
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by Ralfp 4y ago
Who would design and build experiments for those probes to run when they land on Mars? Are we sure economy of scale would apply to those?
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Obvious bait is obvious.
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She Worked for Twitter. Then She Tweeted at Elon Musk(nytimes.com)
11 points by Ralfp 4y ago|4 comments
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Maybe we’ll live long enough to see the completion of either solar gravitational lensing telescope or earth atmospheric lensing one. Either will (theoretically) let us imagine the surface features on extrasolar planets.
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by Ralfp 4y ago
Orbital period in itself is just a number. Interesting variable is how does the climate on planet change during it. On Earth climate gets affected because of axial tilt of the planet, giving different hemisphere different amount of solar en
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Dethrace: An open source re-implementation of Carmageddon(github.com)
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What story? The tweets in question that they requested to be deleted are photos of other Binden’s penis that he was keeping on his device?
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Because at the end of the day people chose what they want to believe in based on their own beliefs, values and biases, making the poop stick. Like how there were (are?) people who believed that there's a secret basement in a pizza rest

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