Solstinox

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by Solstinox 4y ago
No.
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by Solstinox 4y ago
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2003/04/030418081607.h...
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by Solstinox 4y ago
Long term exposure to constant droning sounds could cause issues in language centers of the brain. When we rely on sounds for kids, we stick to sounds that mimic the more random/non-droning sounds you encounter in nature. Birds chirpin
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Japanese man loses USB stick with entire city's personal details(bbc.com)
75 points by Solstinox 4y ago|31 comments
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by Solstinox 4y ago
Arms race (which will lead to bigger salaries) or price collusion (salaries stay the same)?
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by Solstinox 5y ago
Tripod and Lycos are still around?!
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by Solstinox 5y ago
Maybe the third time's the charm? Richard Nixon tried this back in the 1970s and it failed. Compared to the original well-defined NASA moonshot, cancer is a complex, murky, and individual disease that's unlikely to yield to &quo
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by Solstinox 5y ago
I think I found the problem: “A new improved version of the script was applied on the system.”
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Allan Savory and his colleagues shot 40k elephants to save the grasslands(methodicallyprocessingsystems.com)
1 points by Solstinox 5y ago|0 comments
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by Solstinox 5y ago
I miss this aesthetic and how quickly everything loads!
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The Massassi Temple: #1 Source for Everything Jedi Knight(massassi.net)
2 points by Solstinox 5y ago|1 comments
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by Solstinox 5y ago
It’s because everyone and their grandmother is focused on caking on new stuff on top of the old stuff. Features! Features! Features! And it’s coming to every bit of software and technology you “own” or rent. Imagine if you put some product
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by Solstinox 5y ago
Apple Notes is spectacular these days.
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Why the new MacBook Pros feel lighter than the old ones despite being heavier(methodicallyprocessing.com)
2 points by Solstinox 5y ago|1 comments
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by Solstinox 5y ago
Hypothetically, what do you do when there isn’t enough quality information to gauge “disinformation” from “information?”
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by Solstinox 5y ago
I don’t want to rob you of your excitement for this feature. Just that scrolling through these comments, it made me smile that the iPhone is now so mature that we get excited about the frames per second while scrolling. Maybe it reflects ho
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Illustrations of 18th-Century Inoculations(hyperallergic.com)
2 points by Solstinox 5y ago|0 comments
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by Solstinox 5y ago
Chances are anyone other than Tim could have done just as well? Did you see what happened to Apple after Steve Jobs got fired? Have you seen what has happened to great civilizations after the roll of monarchical dice or even a democratic el
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Donda Stem Player lets you customize songs(theverge.com)
2 points by Solstinox 5y ago|1 comments
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by Solstinox 5y ago
Ironically simplifying it like you just did is one of the contributors to the diminished reverence for science in that part of the world. There was a famous and nuanced published discourse between a philosopher named Al Ghazali and Averroes
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by Solstinox 5y ago
The Star Trek TOS and TNG After Dark Screensavers took things to another level. Tribbles filling your screen. Worf phasering away your desktop.
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by Solstinox 5y ago
I can see the Far Side Comic that never was. "Having been burned one too many times by putting lines through shotgun blasts, scientists switched to correlation categories."
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by Solstinox 5y ago
This doesn’t gel with the moderate exodus of brainpower out of California.
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by Solstinox 5y ago
Knowingly? Not often. You don't find long-run successful traders who don't knowingly/unknowingly use it or some variation of it.
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by Solstinox 5y ago
It only gets a 74 when I paste it into Grammarly. Clearly Steve was a ho-hum communicator.
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by Solstinox 5y ago
It’s funny you say “innovate.” They certainly innovated with the M1, but with one key difference. They did so in public, step-by-step over the course of a decade. Perhaps more than any other Apple innovation, we have the greatest visibility
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by Solstinox 5y ago
The situation here is closer to financial domain than the law of gravity failing.
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by Solstinox 5y ago
I don’t think gravity and medical intervention risk and uncertainty are in the same domain. I could be wrong.
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by Solstinox 5y ago
The only reason we think that is because vaccines in the past have had most of their recorded side effects present in the first few weeks. Past performance...
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by Solstinox 6y ago
When you see this as the top comment on HN, you realize how good of a job Big Oil has done deflecting their sins onto animal husbandry.

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