Uhhrrr

25 ms·

271.
by Uhhrrr 6y ago
"Family" is the obvious guess.
272.
by Uhhrrr 6y ago
That, or maybe they're just helpfully pointing out the advantages of keyboard navigation to their fellow users. I'm about to hit Tab-Return to post this.
273.
by Uhhrrr 6y ago
Presumably because '33 is when most of the gold was forcibly reclaimed.
274.
by Uhhrrr 6y ago
Why would it be a day or so later? The Wikipedia makes that claim, but the linked source does not: https://archive.org/details/emperorsnewmindc00penr/page/302/... The two people would perceive the changi
275.
by Uhhrrr 6y ago
UPS confirms that the package was lost: https://www.thedailybeast.com/ups-confirms-mystery-tucker-ca...
276.
by Uhhrrr 6y ago
"Contrary to all evidence" is not quite true. There were a couple of places where Obama was stated to have been born in Kenya: https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/promotional-booklet/ https://we
277.
by Uhhrrr 6y ago
The federal Bureau of Land Management https://www.blm.gov/
278.
by Uhhrrr 6y ago
I love that theme and it matches notes 2-4, but nope. I'm fairly sure it's an intro/outro/solo melody over a rock song.
279.
by Uhhrrr 6y ago
Your interpretations of "hum", and "giggle" being different from "chuckle" (tee-hee vs heh heh), are the same as mine. I tried using my mouth open and didn't get significantly different results, though.
280.
by Uhhrrr 6y ago
https://voca.ro/7Cx7OD3Vqc2 I'm pretty sure it's an instrument line, not vocal.
281.
by Uhhrrr 6y ago
I wondered whether pitch might play a role. EDIT: singing in a higher key got me English results, so I guess so? There's no way it would do much locally, but maybe they just wanted to make sure the audio passed to the API has a certain
282.
by Uhhrrr 6y ago
Huh! So it is. But the couple versions I found started with a verse with a different melody before going to Happy Birthday.
283.
by Uhhrrr 6y ago
I just tried this with a melody I've had stuck in my head for days - no results. Then I tried "Happy Birthday" and got three results: "Las Mananitas" by Canticos "Iyi Ki Dogdun Melissa", by Eser Ulun &quot
284.
by Uhhrrr 6y ago
Privacy changes yesterday: https://twitter.com/TwitterSupport/status/131645697504821248... Could this be related?
285.
by Uhhrrr 6y ago
That's culturalist, then, not racist.
286.
by Uhhrrr 6y ago
I recommended Star Wars before the other 8 came out, and have continued this pattern since.
287.
by Uhhrrr 6y ago
Glow is a fun show, but once the wrestling show found an audience and the characters found a certain degree of fulfillment in their wrestling roles, the stakes seemed lower to me. I'm happy with the season 3 ending as a show finale. Bu
288.
by Uhhrrr 6y ago
Facebook is actually a good example of the opposite tactic. They leave a lot of money on the table because they don't need it and it could hurt their platform dominance.
289.
by Uhhrrr 6y ago
It is an illuminating view of a system which is present in many tech workforces but rarely spoken of.
290.
by Uhhrrr 6y ago
How do they learn the sound cues? Electric shocks?
291.
by Uhhrrr 6y ago
Seconded! It gives very good flavor of life working at Berkeley and living there, and also the Internet of the day: https://www.amazon.com/Cuckoos-Egg-Tracking-Computer-Espiona...
292.
by Uhhrrr 6y ago
That's where the value comes in, right? Bright people meet people with capital and valuable social networks and vice versa.
293.
by Uhhrrr 6y ago
Reminds me of: https://dnipogo.org/john-r-boyd/to-be-or-to-do/
294.
by Uhhrrr 6y ago
Fun thought experiment: are there businesses where this structure is beneficial, or is it always a red flag?
295.
by Uhhrrr 6y ago
I notice he doesn't say, "Fuck you for solving your customers' problems and making them insanely happy." He's talking about the cargo cult parts.
296.
by Uhhrrr 6y ago
Sure they're free to make their own choices, but most people are fit enough to ride bicycles, and exercise is good for you, so they should ride bicycles.
297.
by Uhhrrr 6y ago
Some students look for answers in the back of the book and then figure out how to show work which gets those answers. If you do this long enough, it turns into a cult-like reverence for "the right/approved answers". Thiel&#x2
298.
by Uhhrrr 6y ago
So, one presumes, they are betting that against the possibility of tens of millions of dollars in upside somehow.
299.
by Uhhrrr 6y ago
It is also fun to reply, "Why do you think?" I got this idea from someone who was (momentarily) tired of answering their kids, but I think it's good because a) it helps them reason things from principles b) you sometimes get
300.
by Uhhrrr 6y ago
I have never needed a birth certificate to register to vote. You could use a SSN from a person residing in another state. Or, according to this form: https://www.eac.gov/sites/default/files/eac_assets/1&#

More ›