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by WHA8m 4y ago
Looks like a fun website to spend a hour or two. Thanks! Regarding tolerances, your OPs article states that they were actually able to produce them before, but not at a satisfying quality. I don't know what a 'good enough' qu
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by WHA8m 4y ago
He made this in the spirit of watch making. Super impressive and interesting website!
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by WHA8m 4y ago
> according to some testimonials from them I'd rather not be that guy... but we have a survivorship bias problem here.
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by WHA8m 4y ago
> Anything you say before the word “but” does not count. This is particularly stupid, because you can simply switch the sentence. If you know someone who goes by this credo, just: Yes, but no -> No, but yes.
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by WHA8m 4y ago
yes and more. Not only form, but also content.
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by WHA8m 4y ago
good point and I agree with the effect, but I'm not sure about the scope. I'm not sure if it will be enough noice to equalize it. Something else that comes to my mind: Lot of people on HN (me included) share rather personal stuff
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by WHA8m 4y ago
'real name policy' could also mean kyc and then you'd still be able to appear under a pseudonym.
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by WHA8m 4y ago
First sentence of your linked article: Many people don't want the things they say online to be connected with their offline identities. I do 100% agree. Sadly, I don't think it'll be possible to stay anonymous in the future.
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by WHA8m 4y ago
I think I get your point, but isn't his another, separate argument? I don't think this is something the blog post was aiming for. If you're relying on something new (because unfulfilling or even financially unstable), sure, d
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In praise of the good old-fashioned hobby(austinkleon.com)
1 points by WHA8m 4y ago|2 comments
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If You Make Money Every Day, You’re Not Maximizing(moontowermeta.com)
21 points by WHA8m 4y ago|0 comments
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by WHA8m 4y ago
One personal incident comes to my mind. I once had an internship at a workshop doing metal stuff. I had to drill a hole in some component. They had these man sized drilling machines. I, being inexcusable stupid, tried to remove the chips (w
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by WHA8m 4y ago
Does it matter? The question was stated rather neutral and the answers he/she got are very insightful imo. No need to drag this in a (forum-) political direction (:
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by WHA8m 4y ago
Yes, but every depressed human will eventually break because of that. No way you're getting trough with that - given, the 'highly functioning' is a displacement for your depression. They have been depressed before, but afterw
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by WHA8m 4y ago
The question is, when is a coincident of making profit too big to actually be true. And I feel like this could be something that AI can be used for in the future. No human can overlook all the possibilities one could profit off insider info
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by WHA8m 4y ago
I'm surprised I must say. I have never ever heard of anyone talking about 'Oberleitungen' being something that we should get rid of. It wouldn't have come to my mind to question them, so that's why I was so baffled
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by WHA8m 5y ago
Oh dude, I'm all ears. What else do you think we (germans) think? I'm genuinely interested.
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by WHA8m 5y ago
totally understand the point. I guess it's about the expectation. If you're going to "make the HN equivalent for game dev", you're bound to fail. If you're approaching this to "try to make a HN-inspired pl
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by WHA8m 5y ago
At this point someone has to be working on it. It comes up on HN so regular ...
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by WHA8m 5y ago
Nothing. I live with my parents, but I'm actually too old for that. My studying goes nowhere and that for too long as well. I get a little pocket money for helping in a vaccination center (they're slowly closing now) and with Ukra
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by WHA8m 5y ago
Doesn't people want more formatting in their notes? I'm not talking about myself or HN crowd, but mainstream. I don't really understand what you mean with the http and web stuff. I recently began downloading sites with the Si
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by WHA8m 5y ago
This was kind of the starting point of my thought process. It's somewhat readable without rendering too. So I thought it'd be a really versatile alternative to a lot of other formats. But it doesn't seem relevant outside of t
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by WHA8m 5y ago
Interesting and yes, I didn't know. I haven't heard of ePub though. Apparently it's an open standard for ebooks. For those as unaware as me: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EPUB
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by WHA8m 5y ago
If this is an intricate joke or something I'm sorry because I'm not well versed enough to get it :) Do we still use CD-ROMs? Do you mean the HTML format is as outdated as CD-ROMs? I thought about HTML as a format for note taking o
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Ask HN: Why isn't HTML more relevant outside of the web?
2 points by WHA8m 5y ago|12 comments
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by WHA8m 5y ago
I definitively agree with you. In favor of the article one could say: The initial statement was basically that something got successful by ignoring "conventional trends of the genre" and the article is about Elden Ring. So the ove
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Elden Ring Succeeds by Ignoring 20 Years of Open-World Design(gamedeveloper.com)
180 points by WHA8m 5y ago|160 comments
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Ask HN: Do you use an anti-virus program?
12 points by WHA8m 5y ago|8 comments
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by WHA8m 5y ago
you just don't want more people around ;-)
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by WHA8m 5y ago
I'm on HN for about 2 years now, but I spend a considerable amount of time on old posts via algolia. I've heard the claim you brought up a couple of time recently and it doens't match my experience. This is not about whether

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