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chana_masala
5y ago
Thank you, that's my sentiment precisely and thoroughly stated.
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chana_masala
5y ago
I thought actually that this was going to be the second price from the article. What's so disappointing to me is how many companies get to treat the earth as a free or nearly resource to turn into profit.
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chana_masala
5y ago
Which tablet do you use?
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chana_masala
5y ago
What's your point though? The OP was demonstrating that constructing plurals based on the given pattern does not hold generally. If you're stuck on boxen, then choose some others: man -> men, pan -> ?
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chana_masala
5y ago
This person linguists!
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chana_masala
5y ago
Best advice would be to go for it! And more practically - get phone numbers and emails of those you want to stay in touch with
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chana_masala
5y ago
Should CDC also be involved in traffic laws too?
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chana_masala
5y ago
I call myself an engineer so I stay in the family's grace :D My grandfather is a civil engineer, my father a systems engineer, so I am... a software engineer.
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chana_masala
5y ago
Can you explain further?
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chana_masala
5y ago
Yes, that's what it made me think of as well. Recently an audible version of the book was released and it's actually pretty well done for a math book
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chana_masala
5y ago
Can you elaborate on what you're proposing we do here?
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chana_masala
5y ago
Well, it's from the field of mathematics, but you might be interested in the book "How to Solve it" by Polya. One of Polya's methods is to ask "Do I know how to solve a related problem?"
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Ask HN: What is your preferred time series database, and for what use case?
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5y ago
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chana_masala
5y ago
Vanakkam! This is so cool. Thank you
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chana_masala
5y ago
Your intuition is correct. The book "Designing Data Intensive Applications" by Martin Kleppmann goes into detail about this, including some of the history.
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chana_masala
5y ago
Once I read the name Richard Parker it make me wonder if Life of Pi was somewhat inspired by the story, and indeed the article mentions such.
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chana_masala
5y ago
Many in the West are surprised about the approach of moderation towards alcohol that many Hindu sects advise. It's not forbidden, but also anything harder than wine is seen as out of balance. Here is a lecture about it from Sivaya Subr
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chana_masala
5y ago
Try reading any newspaper, then read it again a few weeks later. You really have to have been not paying attention for a long time to not have noticed
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chana_masala
5y ago
Well said.
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chana_masala
5y ago
You're overthinking it. You can have a few in the know coordinating the direction while the eager idiots follow. It's happened time and time again throughout history.
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chana_masala
5y ago
Well written. I hope it remains fiction, though
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chana_masala
5y ago
Which aspect is a retcon? I am not sure if you're taking the pro or con position
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chana_masala
5y ago
I used to think "who cares? why would I want to self host?" but even if I or anyone doesn't care about self hosting, the fact that they block everyone from doing so is wrong.
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chana_masala
5y ago
Thank you for sharing. Where in the tropics are you? I am in the South Pacific
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chana_masala
5y ago
I agree.
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chana_masala
5y ago
I'm just pointing out the semantics of the wording. I don't disagree with your points.
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chana_masala
5y ago
I don't disagree. But - >> So, his experiences is very specific to his skills, his reach and societal perceptions about him. This plainly describes everyone's circumstances and experiences. That's all.
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chana_masala
5y ago
Jag är glad att jag lämnade Sverige.
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chana_masala
5y ago
No, you're inferring about WHO this is. I am saying, literally everyone on this planet has experiences which are specific to their skills, their reach and societal perceptions about them.
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chana_masala
5y ago
> So, his experiences is very specific to his skills, his reach and societal perceptions about him. I mean, that part is true for literally everyone?
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