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anateus
12y ago
If you still want SRS it's pretty easy to export from Quizlet to Anki: Find the export button on the upper right of Quizlet's website, and select tab delimited and new line termination. Copy paste this into a text editor. Now you
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anateus
12y ago
Looks like my job in this thread is to drop in Language Log links. Here's some information on vocal fry (another phenomenon perennially trotted out as coming back or expanding): http://languagelog.ldc.upenn.edu/nll/
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anateus
12y ago
Every time I see language coverage from the BBC I break out in cold sweat. It's usually horrifyingly bad. This one wasn't terrible. If you want some more background on uptalk and some of its spread from linguists: http:/
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anateus
12y ago
He's ignoring one constraint: land area. You need to put those panels somewhere. This approach let you perform the concentration somewhere you aren't renting real estate. For an extremely dense island nation like Japan this actual
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anateus
12y ago
As a Jew born in the USSR that soon emigrated, I've thankfully avoided the harrowing experiences my parents and grandparents had to go through. Comparing favorably to a kleptocracy that used Capitalism as a false flag just as much as t
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anateus
13y ago
Going to link to WP because it links to further sources: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suicide_barrier Looks like it's a combination of factors. The Toronto case I've heard before. Although some substitution t
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anateus
13y ago
Sounds like this may subvert Greenspun's Tenth Rule: "Any sufficiently complicated C or Fortran program contains an ad hoc, informally-specified, bug-ridden, slow implementation of half of Common Lisp." http://en.w
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anateus
13y ago
I am a big fan of Sketch, and have used Balsamiq plenty. But this isn't a "Show HN" this is an "Ask HN" or perhaps a "Request HN". Am I understanding correctly you are not a developer and seeking someone t
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anateus
13y ago
I don't think it's about a grace period or an embargo of the tongue but rather that there's very little information out there about how Oculus will actually be run going forward. Instagram, for example, is basically unchanged
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13y ago
I applaud your clever replacement of the now trite "paradigm shift" with "Kuhnian". I haven't read the latest from Nagel so can't speak to that, but Searle's arguments work against only the most simplistic
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13y ago
Have a look at this infographic from dangrover posted here a couple months ago: http://dangrover.github.io/sf-ellis-evictions/ Note that both Ellis Act and other kinds of evictions seem to be disproportionately lower
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13y ago
Very likely, but potentially even better is this WebTiles version of Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup: http://crawl.akrasiac.org:8080/#lobby
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13y ago
Just to provide a data point: I know the OP personally. I can't be sure that there are no omissions, but him saying things like that is not surprising and it doesn't feel like there are holes. His particular demeanor and pattern o
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anateus
13y ago
The approach of the Michel Thomas Method is the closest thing I've seen to teaching grammar in a way that directly exercises our grammar-learning ability. In their audio, there is a teacher and two students. The phrases and words you a
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13y ago
When the story first hit Venture Beat I stuck to reading what the BPPE actually said, and then I checked out the website to try and dig up the regulations. Unless someone has information I haven't been able to dig up "crack down&q
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This World of Ours
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13y ago
Did you read pg's clarification that's now at the top, and does it change your feelings about this particular instance?
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13y ago
I'm not sure what you mean about setting variables and export, because here's how I do it: set foo bar # sets foo to bar set -x foo bar # sets foo to bar and exports it to the environment
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13y ago
OK, mild correction, the quote itself doesn't really contain those, but the link from which it was taken does. Attrition is itself the "expert opinion" of Gibson's standing, here's their Wikipedia page for more info
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13y ago
Note: https://yourlogicalfallacyis.com/ad-hominem Gibson's personality isn't the thing in question here, the quotation above is specifically about his history in security. If the comment was about how he's a
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13y ago
There are a few types of ad hominem but they all involve using some property of a person that is only tangentially related. This note about how the majority of the security community sees Steve Gibson speaks directly to an assessment of his
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13y ago
lukifer is expressed a common view. I think "liberal" and "conservative" aren't quite the best terms to use here, with Republican and Democrat being better (party/cultural affiliations vs. more purely politic
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13y ago
This is a fun exploration, but there are just so many plausible additional factors, from population density, to SFPD's selective enforcement, to many others that can be at least as significant if not more so than this one. This is not
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13y ago
As a YC alum (and thus someone who's experienced the folks involved, though I'm not an expert on this), I think it's much more likely it's mostly used to gauge demographics or potentially to increase diversity rather tha
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13y ago
I don't know if they have a similar system for wired traffic, but the Swiss have one of the most extensive COMINT systems called Onyx http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Onyx_(interception_system) that primarily focuses
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13y ago
To clarify, the problem discussed here is methane contamination of water rather than contamination from the process itself (though that's been an issue in some places). Methane is the gas extracted. The fracturing process tends to ex
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13y ago
(Hi David!) Well, yes it's money, but the complication is that fracking has that effect only in some places. The contamination is much more a function of the geology than the fracking process itself. Pennsylvania has been hit heavily w
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13y ago
What you're looking for is Matterport: http://matterport.com/ (another YC company)
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13y ago
Using the plural for "data" ( "Where are they?" it says) increases the likelihood that "make up" just means "do" in that context.
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13y ago
Massive amounts of CO2 primarily. Also dioxins, but there are ways to combat that they may be be employed.
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