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by antiverse 4y ago
Off topic, but that subreddit logo is patrician.
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by antiverse 4y ago
I'll save you the trouble of reading, whatever this is. Here you go: >But what is the psychological impact of a bespoke Internet, tailored to you, and one where it is increasingly difficult to outrun yourself? “Bespoke” sounds luxur
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by antiverse 4y ago
Back up a bit. What the fuck is "meta-scientific"?
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by antiverse 4y ago
Torontonian here, there's a market for brands like LV/Hermes and others to basically splatter their full logo across the articles of clothing/accessories. People do buy this stuff. You know who. I'm sure it exists in oth
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by antiverse 4y ago
This is a good take, actually. Especially in light of how so many corporations are using that strange design language with elongated/disproportioned bodies of people (I forget the name of it). Creativity in this domain is undervalued.
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by antiverse 4y ago
Highly unlikely. It will take a lot more than wanting to have polite discussion on a tech forum to get people to change this base temperament - if it can be changed at all. It has very little to do with politics/civics per-se. It is an
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by antiverse 4y ago
>there are more choices to be had and there will be a self selection of the most desirable men Not more, but less.
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by antiverse 4y ago
>24h of Lemons Completely gratuitous comment, but thanks for this. I'm in tears.
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by antiverse 4y ago
For those who are grepping for Hancock, here's him and Randall Carlson on JRE - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tFlAFo78xoQ
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by antiverse 4y ago
>I think what's more interesting about stuff like this is not what they're saying but what they're selling. I can only guess that the real research Google did was that they needed more startups to get started using their p
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by antiverse 4y ago
This is a very mean-spirited response to people who are on the lookout for the safety of themselves and those around them, distrustful of believing everything they're told because "so-and-so said and they know better so you should
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by antiverse 4y ago
How do these chemicals get into the body and into the sperm/urine? If it's a matter of controlling what we eat, then hitting the gym isn't enough. We'll have to curtail and adjust diets as best as we can, start being mor
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by antiverse 4y ago
Looking back it's really strange that nowhere in our CS/Soft Eng. curriculum is it covered exactly what is meant by the term "abstraction" when it comes to how a computer works. That it's all, after all, shuffling o
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by antiverse 4y ago
Canadian here, working out of our downtown Toronto office today. I'll meander with this reply - the topic itself has a nebulous, uncertain quality to it. The situation is pretty bad but, as usual, it's very difficult to actually p
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by antiverse 4y ago
Ah, I'd really like to know what goes into trying to obtain a four letter domain like that.
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by antiverse 4y ago
>Snowden Looking back at everything that transpired with Snowden boggles the mind. I still have no idea if he's an adversarial plant by some government (meant to sow distrust, etc) or if he was genuine from the get-go. It is incredi
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by antiverse 4y ago
Wouldn't use this analogy - it might be an emulation of some sort.
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by antiverse 4y ago
From yesterday: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31594551
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by antiverse 4y ago
I drink anywhere between 0-5 cups of black coffee a day. By cup I mean a standard size coffee cup you'd find in any store. Sometimes I'll throw in a cappuccino (double espresso) because I'm feeling like having one. So far I&
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by antiverse 4y ago
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/05/28/world/canada/kamloops-mas... https://www.cbsnews.com/news/canada-residential-schools-unma... https://www.cbc.ca/news2/in
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by antiverse 4y ago
You mean governments worldwide have had a change of heart since "Social Media" has become a thing, and have changed for the better? Now pull the other one.
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by antiverse 4y ago
I've lived in Canada and abroad; I've vacationed a few times in the US so I'm amused my commentary is US-centric. The US and Canadian governments are far, far better in terms of hiding corruption than a lot of other ones. But
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by antiverse 4y ago
> “The government sees me as expendable trash, a complainer, useless and a pain in the a*," the woman said in a video filmed on February 14th, eight days before her death. HN would be wise to keep in mind that, as a general rule, go
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by antiverse 4y ago
Majestic take. More than likely, the ones that "made it" are staying where they are, having bought whatever property they've been able to and are now renting it out to the Gen Z'ers to pay it off. The older generation, w
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by antiverse 4y ago
Can we even see the video anywhere and make up our own minds?
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by antiverse 4y ago
>2 - Updated subspace - it was the level of competition and community that made that game amazing in the 90s. http://freeinfantry.com/
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by antiverse 4y ago
Wealth beyond measure, outlander.
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by antiverse 4y ago
>I don't see anywhere I've talked about our "incredible journey" on the post either? This is a little baffling. I'll step in to defend the OP because I know where they are coming from: your article is a drop in a
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by antiverse 4y ago
For anyone wanting to play Nokia N-Gage games (S60? I forget), there is already a lengthy walkthrough and setup of how to emulate the games on Windows that is available on The Internet Archive; complete with a torrent/zip of all the ga

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