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by azubinski 4y ago
"Aaron Mayer aims to listen to 100 audiobooks in a single month. He intends to listen to these audiobooks at 2x - 3x speed" I listen to more than 1000 audiobooks per week at 600x speed. And I have a lot of free time left. And I li
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by azubinski 4y ago
So we have Web 2.0 thanks to which the Most Important Extension Distill is installed in my browser. Because without it, my head hurts a lot from Web 2.0. Ok. I feel like I'll have to install something that will make life easier with So
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by azubinski 4y ago
"Usually, when you visit a museum everything is kind of broken, so nothing is really that impressive" "Writer on entrepreneurship, creativity, and marketing with over 10,000 email subscribers" O woe to vikings, woe to us
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by azubinski 4y ago
A friend of mine decided to take up image resizing on the third lane of a six-lane highway. And he was hit by a truck. So it's true about the danger of image resizing.
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It's a bit strange but so many people still think they don't know what the choral singing of jackals sounds like.
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Well, at least something is in order :)
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So, a summary is: Bill Gates is stupid, the author of the article is very smart, give some money to find out how smart he is. It's so cute and unique.
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This is a legend that is created by propaganda. Microwave ovens frequency is 2.45GHz with a narrow spectrum because microwave ovens are under strict RF regulation, like anything that is an intentional or unintentional radiator. Microwave ov
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Because the cost of an error in different systems is different, and it is disproportionately lower than the cost of formal verification in 99.999999999% of cases. Where verification is needed and rational, it has long been used. Because the
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Something Strange Is Happening on the Sun, and We've Never Seen It Before: The Biggest Penguin That Ever Existed !
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Finally the end of the world! I'm already tired of waiting for this to happen.
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Oh, those soil moisture sensors, they are so fascinating. I spent a number of exciting year developing a high frequency soil impedance scanner and finally understood why I was doing it. To confirm the obvious :)
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If someone asks me what "almost perfection" is, I will answer: "In 2016, Meta (formerly Facebook) adopted Rust as its “new secure programming language for blockchain”"
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"Uranium tiles" are well known. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uranium_tile Personal radiation doses are well known. https://www.nrc.gov/about-nrc/radiation/around-us/calculator.
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Applause!
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You need not be so offended, it's not even about your text. You can use search for the next criteria: why you should use rust This informational noise is very disturbing and forms a somewhat distorted perception of reality, because it
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by azubinski 4y ago
"Some of us will opt to not use Rust, even when we should" Nobody SHOULD use Rust. Some may use it, but nobody should. And because of this "should" many will not use it, especially when you consider that the language is
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by azubinski 4y ago
I imagine a combination of: RSS reader (something like Feedly) + some kind of embedded "semantic preview" for the long articles (Summarizer) + any kind of offline "read it later" service for the articles distilled from
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This is a great tool for survival in the face of the popularity of independent journalism. Perfect. Thanks!
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I laughed a lot. https://maroofy.com/songs/1485025897 The one of "similar-sounding" is: "Смели Граничари Димитър Коларов & Стоянка Колева" or "The Brave Border Guards" It's a very
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My personal experience of using Ikea's Dirigera with different end devices (not only manufactured by Ikea) integrated with Google Assistant is very positive an is far away from this strange statement: "Alexa, Siri, Google Assistan
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Official discord channel: English / Russian. 中文交流论坛，免费软件教程、模型、人脸数据 LOL BTW. It's not a "technology" in any classical sense of this word. This is a funny and technologically useless rattle that can be used as a Chinese-ma
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Somewhere there should be an article "How to spend time in a pleasant conversation with Google Assistant instead of reading dumb asrtehnica articles". Otherwise, the balance will be disturbed.
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Despite this particular story which is probably a "matryoshka" of propaganda inside a propaganda inside... you are one step away from discovering the reason for the frequent appearance of Chekhov and Dostoevsky in HN :)
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"On the front lines of the battle for culture" There will be such a battle for culture that there will be no stone left unturned. Again. OMFG.
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So, what's interesting here? It's not new, it's something like scaled Meccano from 1901. In its scale it's useless cause of reliability of fastenings over time, dust and ugly appearance. DIY is (typically) quite the oppo
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"anything with a feedback loop is recursion" No. Recursion and feedback are absolutely different concepts.
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This is the (traditional to...) transformation of reality into something else. Both of the characters listed in Wikipedia have absolutely nothing to do with orthogonal codes and so on. Unfortunately, Wikipedia can be edited for other purpo
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Thanks
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There was a strange country where the pure Omega-3 "fish fat" was extremely popular, almost every child was fed this in childhood. Then these kids grew up. And they became tens of millions of idiots who put cans of water in front

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