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by detritus 6y ago
Really? Wow.
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by detritus 6y ago
‘Relativity’ would anyway be generic, non-descriptive for this product domain and cliche, but then to mispell it just to 'get a domain' (or whatever the logic was) seems poorly considered - every time I see 'relativty' i
873.
by detritus 6y ago
Good luck to them, and I've bookmarked it to keep tabs on it in future, but that is an infuriating and in my opinion - very poor - choice of brand name.
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by detritus 6y ago
Why was TheButlerian's response below killed? Leeches ARE used contemporarily, eg - https://www.guysandstthomas.nhs.uk/resources/patient-informa... "In medicine, particularly plastic and reconstructive surge
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by detritus 6y ago
I think this is what they really intended Godus to become - a sort of idle clicky grind game with pleasing, but essentially shallow, interaction, and no more. Unfortunately, some of us were caught up in Molyneaux's breathless inflatory
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by detritus 6y ago
> Godus. Yeah. Good concept, I played > 50 hours on it. but it never delivered at all. That was a painful year or so. So many restarts and hopeful explorations only for it to.. never in any useful way ever give the game it promised. A
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by detritus 6y ago
Horses for courses, I guess - I thought the story wasn't great and the movie marred by miserable CGI effects.
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by detritus 6y ago
No, it wasn't something from HN, but more than that I can't specifically recall.
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by detritus 6y ago
If memory serves, IE5.5 was actually a belter of a release and came at a point that Netscape Navigator (*spit!) was beginning to really cause trouble. Still didn't mean I'd've been happy with a monoculture, no matter how swea
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by detritus 6y ago
I could've sworn I remember reading that Hoverboard pioneer Franky Zapata was only allowed to test over bodies of water when practising in his native France, but I'll be damned if I can conjur the right keywords to googlefu a spec
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by detritus 6y ago
I'd wager that it's more of a Political Union (hence Brexit, to a degree?) and is still too young to have meddled much in an overall coherent military strategy. Time will tell.
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by detritus 6y ago
The EU?
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by detritus 6y ago
I'm en-gb native too and it checks out here.
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by detritus 6y ago
I've been meaning to check these out for a while as I'm totally useless (although, in security terms my chaos probably means I'm securer... just not conveniently-so) with password organisation. I more mean all the second tier
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by detritus 6y ago
I just goaded my Italian partner with a link to the page containing our toddler's name - we agreed on the name itself, which is known in both countries, but not the exact spelling. I was pleased this page preferred my interpretation, s
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by detritus 6y ago
https://www.tesla.com/cybertruck I had to check - they've not gotten rid of the vowels and a c Having seen what Elon's at least half to blame for naming this year, I could've fully believed he'd gone tha
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by detritus 6y ago
If anything, I'd see the current state of the air industry being in favour of what Boom promise - the [im?]practical concerns of the super-rich are vastly different to those of the rest of us.
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by detritus 6y ago
What ever happened to paid-for version updates?
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by detritus 6y ago
Sure, but the lure of '1000x gainz' (ie. high volatility) isn't useful to its uptake as a replacement for many types of transaction, and here in the UK/EU many countries have allowed (even if somewhat tenuously) some reg
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by detritus 6y ago
I'm thinking OP is conflating smartphone uptake with mobile phones generally, perhaps belying their age...
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by detritus 6y ago
Phones took literally decades to get to a point where an affordable mass consumer item could sit in a pocket and last long enough to be useful. What's Bitcoin missing in technological or infrastructure terms that's holding it back
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by detritus 6y ago
> For their role in V-J day, let's give belgium a hand! Was that a bleakly-relevant joke? I mean, kudos to you - but jeez, 'dark' does't begin to cover it.
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by detritus 6y ago
> I think just a mere existence of flu or cold was a mistake. We should have eradicated those years ago. er.. how?
894.
by detritus 6y ago
How would you go about creating a minimal/medium source of input to train this? Could you create a 'written test' type thing - a couple of pages of selected forms of repeated instances of glyphs and interactons - that would b
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by detritus 6y ago
Having played with this a bit - if you can flesh it out a bit, I am sure you can monetize this. I've been dicking around with it for an hour or two and I'm getting results that - if i mingle outputs - are to my eye completely huma
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by detritus 6y ago
Beauty being in the eye of the beholder, 432 Park Avenue's one of my favourite pieces of contemporary architecture. *shrug It's so wonderfully unfussy - I particularly like the 'service floors' which are emptier to aid a
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by detritus 6y ago
Wonderful! And as it generates single stroke SVG exports, I can output to a laser cutter and have it write for me :) I can't think of a practical use for this, but that's not stopped me wasting the last 15 minutes getting my machi
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by detritus 6y ago
> On my own choice, I felt that there were not enough ‘Z’s in everyday writing, and that it was too good a letter to ignore. This made me smile, thanks! As a Brit I've always liked that English is very well described, but as equally
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by detritus 6y ago
Creatures like shade too.
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by detritus 6y ago
Most, yes, but then I'm unsure how complex it'd be for a well off and invested actor to play a 'shell game' with a few containers and get one of them filled with nasties into a major metropolis after a circuitous route.

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