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One story for me was the way the medical establishment and the Left attacked people wearing any kind of masks early in Covid as unscientific and conspiracy nuts. I wore one anyway and it was really hard to look different, to not conform, pe
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David Mayer is because he's a Rothschild discussed in 2023 on HN - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38184195 You can see in the HN link to his bio on the AI britishheritage.org it's ***I'm unable to produ
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The pictures of “margarita burn" / "lime disease" / "phytophotodermatitis" are horrific for what you'd expect. The photos in this article are quite tame https://www.google.com.br/searc
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All Quiet on the Western Front (1933) has a silent version. It was shot differently. More - https://www.imdb.com/search/title/?num_votes=10000,&sound_mi... Also I quite liked "All Is Lost" (2013) and
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A bunch of women going on about giving mice air-conditioning or not? Probably. We've filled science with Imposters. It seems predominantly women, they are the largest change in science. The worst non-replicable sciences are also female
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Police raids in long sieges happen ~ 3:30-4:30am People have wacky schedules but it's about when you never work You could do an analysis on HN comments. It's very hard to fake, you'd have to schedule on all channels. For inst
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We've seen political blogspam before with Mastodon and a little Threads. Bluesky does seem different (it might be a real successor), but HN is at the random monkeys stage. It's just NPCs hating on Twitter as the media tells them t
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Ukraine is being hit with a surge of attacks using North Korean missiles
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It's a hot manure. Break the rules, gardening gets a lot wrong or is to finicky but for a starting idea - "Hot manures are high in nitrogen compounds, which decompose quickly in the compost pile and generate a lot of heat in the p
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Everyone doesn't have to know everything. The Demon Core meme, for instance is getting pretty lamestream, no longer some shared affinity. It's nice even mommyTok is doing it I guess, but we are one step away from a CNN story, then
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> The scarier part is that, while we don’t see capacity issues, we are blind on what would happen if another link would be severed, or worse, if many are severed An actual attack would be capacity based, but xx% of the internet is Netfl
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Whatevers, AI encourages eating dangerous mushroom, there's also the book it wrote that poisoned people https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41269514 Logically it's doing this in every conversation. Millions of i
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Great doco. There's a lot of new lore since the doco, and probably some that's been removed... was that guy really getting high by boiling them? You can now get cane toad tadpole pheromone lures - https://watergum.org&#
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After watching Jim Jefferies "Legit" (Great show https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2400391/ ) him losing his (2013) non-waterproof phone in the toilet because he drops it masturbating in the shower while holdi
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This is literally a historian can't find paperwork from ~50 years ago. A UK historian can't find in part classified paperwork that would be created by the U.S. Department of Defense who had control and moved a broken satellite in
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Suni Williams who is still in orbit, has lost a lot of weight. I wonder if it's related to that. Trying to find a commonality. This quote was interesting, not sure exactly how true it is - "Due to changes in metabolism, astronauts
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> Are they going to verify that everyone said their sequence correctly? It's trivial-ish to do. First iteration - Google already auto-transcribes, just download the subtitles and compare to the required numbers. Someone else keen ca
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Prediction markets had this a fair few hours ago, which is interesting. https://polymarket.com/event/presidential-election-winner-20... There was a blip with the sweep though which is also interesting - https:/&#
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If you want to look at hidden GDP women and access to power tools is probably a big one. Lighter batteries and brushless and mass production allowing for a quick jump in and companies like Ryobi's making tools look good (but not cliche
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If you want a real backrooms story, which sadly ends in a death - https://youtu.be/sx14YtiLFIM?t=1461 I've been in similar architecture to the story and have never been in anything like it again. This wasn't a sim
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> if you were a big celebrity, you could get an "unlisted" number Or like a teacher? There was nothing uncommon about being unlisted. The phonebook was your only one way searchable link to the outside world. It was LinkedIn and
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> might want to include three fields: This has been studied multiple times on HN posts, most seem to have link-rotted. Web Archive them if looking for insights - https://hn.algolia.com/?q=best+time+to+post
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I think it only costs $2000 - https://store.nanoporetech.com/minion.html which is pretty amazing
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"We do not recommend the use of the fish-shaped iron ingot in Cambodia" - Randomized controlled trial assessing the efficacy of a reusable fish-shaped iron ingot to increase hemoglobin concentration in anemic, rural Cambodian wome
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They are thinking of exactly the correct machine. A liquid rheostat is just a rheostat https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liquid_rheostat They were used in the past just like the light dimmer, but I challenge a present day
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Good question. Beer, wine or champagne you'd assume it kept fermenting. Whisky rye is distilled and the alcohol is too high so not this. The temperature differences will cause the pressure in the bottle to have changed each season, m
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Only the clinically insane are anti-washing machines.... so HN I guess. They are the most accepted tech in the Amish communities - https://x.com/lefineder/status/1837083291960365102 (Tweet source - https:/&
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> I wish this was solvable by GenAI, but the whole thing of garbage in garbage out really applies here. You don’t know what the structure is of that bridge looks like underneath Putting a few bridges into Google images similar to the th
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This comment goes a long way to explaining Jonestown to me. We have a new god (superintelligence) but only the special can see it because it's too intelligent for people to interact with it. It's so advanced all the common ways
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> really irritates me, particularly when it's used to attack women. It's black slang and it's decades old. Rather than being some Woke Simp the truth is you don't like the way lower class black people speak. Or maybe
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