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dmd
2y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27897427
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dmd
2y ago
And you keep them in the planetarium, right?
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2y ago
I sometimes get the idea from statements like this - and HN's focus on interviewing in general - that people are switching jobs a dozen times a year or something. How often are most people switching jobs? I've had 5 jobs in the la
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2y ago
There's honestly nothing really to see. It's a raspberry pi in a standard plastic case[0] with 3 cables coming out of it - power, usb to the numkey, and audio (male to male headphone jack) to the speakers. The pi and power are hid
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2y ago
I made a similar system but for music, using QR codes on plastic cards and a webcam, when my daughter was 1. After a year or so we switched to just having a standalone numkey pad where she could just punch in numbers from a jukebox-style ca
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2y ago
I'm talking about scientific/research PhDs, not medical. The title is absolutely used in medical.
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2y ago
I think when I walked back into my defense and they said "congratulations, Doctor Drucker" was the last time anyone ever called me Doctor except for possibly a hotel clerk when I selected 'Dr' as my honorific. It's
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2y ago
It's also possible to do this on "cruise ships" that aren't "cruise ships". My wife and I toured the Dalmation coast (Croatia, Montenegro, Albania, Greece) on the https://www.yachtcharterfleet.com&#
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2y ago
You've never actually met a religious person, have you. :)
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2y ago
But the religious nuts will say "no, 'god did it' is the simplest, most constrained explanation". I'm not arguing that they're correct. I'm saying that they believe that they are correct, and if you argu
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2y ago
While I agree 100% with you, everyone thinks that way about their own belief.
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2y ago
Yes, thus my question. In that phrase, a "lemon" is a bad thing that is happening to you, which you turn somehow into something good (lemonade).
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2y ago
> a handful of lemons I'm having trouble parsing this. A lemon is a bad thing that happens to you, but this seems like it was a good thing for you?
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2y ago
Building my container takes 17 minutes with pip and 3 with uv.
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2y ago
That's not how any of this works.
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2y ago
In my entire life I have never been able to write more than about 50 words in a row without extreme pain.
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2y ago
Very neat but I don’t understand what it has to do with puns. These are rhymes, as far as I can tell.
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2y ago
55? It’s only recently the red line has gotten back above _5_ in some stretches.
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2y ago
Yes, that is why I chose Leonardo as an example.
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2y ago
If I ask some guy Leonardo to paint a portrait of me, am I the artist? Why not? My tool was Leonardo.
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2y ago
Of course, how silly of me!
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2y ago
> Who knows what other invisible magic is out there from past civilizations Whenever people surmise that maybe past civilizations were high tech but we just don’t see evidence - we absolutely would see evidence, because the reason we hav
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dmd
2y ago
What does “life size” mean here?
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2y ago
edit: OK, that's enough takers.
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2y ago
Lets say 2 years. Email in profile.
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2y ago
Those kind of wheels turn very slowly. I will bet any takers $50 that Ian will be prosecuted.
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2y ago
Everyone I know from the UK says "hoovering" 100% of the time instead of vacuuming.
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2y ago
One in 40,000. Being completely blind is VASTLY more common.
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2y ago
People ascribe magical powers to them.
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2y ago
GameFAQ was enough! FOUND IT! Thank you! https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/snes/588741-super-metroid/faqs...
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