axiosgunnar

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   Google redraws the borders on maps depending on who’s looking(washingtonpost.com)

   117 points by axiosgunnar 7y ago|67 comments
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   by axiosgunnar 7y ago

   Thanks!
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   by axiosgunnar 7y ago

   Does more exercise really equal less strain on the immune system? Intuitively, it would seem that resting and not doing any physical activities would leave more energy for the body to use to fight off diseases.
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   by axiosgunnar 7y ago

   So, security by obscurity?
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   by axiosgunnar 7y ago

   Hindsight is 20/20.
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   by axiosgunnar 7y ago

   Is it only for people in the US?
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   by axiosgunnar 7y ago

   > Why would the author insinuate Laravel (and presumably WP and the rest of PHP) will be dead by 2030? I think the author meant that writing a complex server-rendered webapp in PHP would take very long, hyperbolically saying it would tak
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   by axiosgunnar 7y ago

   What is the point of spamming [1] HN with this low-effort content marketing for Nanonets that barely scratches the surface of the topic but instead is full of obnoxious calls to action? [1]: https://i.imgur.com/eIhwtjo.png
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   by axiosgunnar 7y ago

   Hey - how can I contact you?
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    by axiosgunnar 7y ago

    I agree that it might make sense in theory, but in reality people use it extremely inflationary to make their comments sound more „science-y“. Instead of saying „X is orders of magnitude bigger than Y“, why not simply say „X is much bigger
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    by axiosgunnar 7y ago

    or HN's favorite, "orders of magnitude"