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Unidentified: America's UFO Investigation(history.com)
1 points by dosy 7y ago|0 comments
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by dosy 7y ago
Cool link, thanks I'll read it. I'm not actually sure right now. Somehow I think that if you make those extra widgets without using more energy, then the extra people who buy and use those extra widgets will end up using more ener
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The Tao of Programming(mit.edu)
5 points by dosy 7y ago|0 comments
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CIA’s Latest Layer: An Onion Site(cia.gov)
144 points by dosy 7y ago|141 comments
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by dosy 7y ago
Right, I think the article was saying development is GDP stagnation but increasing quality nonetheless, does that about match your understanding of it? I still can't really imagine the other scenario because when I see efficiency gains
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by dosy 7y ago
I had to parse that part a few times to get it myself, when I saw you didn't get it too I could relate. Then I had to think a few times about what you gave in response! It seems this part of the topic is quite involved. I think I get s
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by dosy 7y ago
These things are not birds. To call them birds is insane, except if you're using the euphemism for "aircraft". Otherwise you and the other so-called "debunkers" with their convoluted logic are saying "I sitting
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by dosy 7y ago
There's others ways to restrict access that aren't pricing. you can't marry more than one person, you can't take up all the space on a beach or a public park. it's not about price, is just laws and enforcement. I wa
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by dosy 7y ago
I think it's a condensed version of saying: If we have finite energy at a fixed price (of say 1% of GDP in total cost), then either the rest of the GDP (which is not energy) does not grow, and so the demand for that energy (and so its
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by dosy 7y ago
It does seem like physicist enjoys spreading the pessimism of that position in a condescending way, which makes me think the allegedly "faithful" write up of the dinner conversation, was in fact compensating for one where the phys
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by dosy 7y ago
I'm posting this here for feedback, as an alternative to a Show HN, which has no comments. Of note is that it incorporates the ad blocking ability of AdBlock Fast, but does so using DevTools. There's also a visual mode that uses
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Text only web browser that runs page JavaScript in the cloud(staging.litewait.io)
1 points by dosy 7y ago|0 comments
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The People's Republic of the Future(bloomberg.com)
1 points by dosy 7y ago|0 comments
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by dosy 7y ago
Hello HN, I'm posting this to get feedback. I've got 50 outstanding issues on this project and I hope by asking here I'll see which things are important to work on improving. If you're bothered to go through the sign up
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Show HN: Embedded text-mode web browser with JavaScript run in the cloud(staging.litewait.io)
1 points by dosy 7y ago|0 comments
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by dosy 7y ago
Your proposal for an alternate browser universe sounds sort of like a project I'm working on. It makes use of a regular browser (Chrome, Firefox) in the backend but provides a customized experience to the user and over the final hop to
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by dosy 7y ago
yeah there's a lot of cellphone videos and reports from commercial pilots but some factors to consider are civilian witnesses can be more easily discredited or their videos said to be fakes to get YouTube views. and commercial pilots a
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UFOs exist and everyone needs to adjust to that fact(washingtonpost.com)
4 points by dosy 7y ago|0 comments
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US and Huawei wage battle of self-righteousness(asia.nikkei.com)
2 points by dosy 7y ago|0 comments
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by dosy 7y ago
I agree hallucination works as a model for some of the data. It doesn't work for multiply corroborated data from independent observers, or multi-system signals, like the visual, radar, and FLIR data. At that point it comes across as tr
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by dosy 7y ago
why? there's no reason why the universe need conform to what you happen to believe about it. similar reports since 1930s and earlier. that suggests human tech level has nothing to do with it.
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by dosy 7y ago
emotions are just the way we experience rewards and losses. we build up our emotion response network over time through experience and sublimating initial basic rewards like for getting fed, attention, loved, petted with more compound/s
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by dosy 7y ago
for sign up use stripe test card 4242 4242 4242 4242, with any future expiry and any cvc
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Show HN: A proxy that reduces bloat(staging.litewait.io)
2 points by dosy 7y ago|1 comments
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by dosy 7y ago
It's weird how his eyes don't change at all, but his elf-ears go up up up.
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Facebook co-founder says Zuckerberg “unaccountable”, calls for breakup(nbcnews.com)
3 points by dosy 7y ago|0 comments
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by dosy 7y ago
> silicon valley destroyed by tsunami hncynic 1 minute ago I wonder what would happen if the bubbling bursts were more than the average earthquake. hncynic 1 minute ago It was just as good as the tsunami! I wonder if that is why we'
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by dosy 7y ago
I like it! A couple things I would think about is the ability to show a comments, so people who don't like a lot can have good discussion. For example if I'm interested in an article I like to see if someone could suggest an examp
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by dosy 7y ago
I guess for the companies you're interacting with you are part of your brand. If someone else was going to take over talking with them, it would probably feel different to them. In a way you're already a mommy of your business. It
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by dosy 7y ago
not really. countries go to war not because their populations are aggrieved, but because it economically makes sense for war. agrievments of the population are simply tools to motivate people, rouse and direct their energies towards the goa

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