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Ask HN: Is there a new site like 'Outline' or 'Trim'
3 points by everyone 6y ago|2 comments
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by everyone 6y ago
Theres a medlar tree growing in Waterford city (near the Bishops palace) I know an old guy who picks the fruit from it and makes jam. Out of curiosity we picked a couple once, left them for a long time and tried them. They were ok.
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by everyone 6y ago
Perhaps our current society is more complicated than a feudal medieval one. I reckon in this article you could replace 'accountant' with any varied number of professions (lawyer, banker, science expert, IT expert etc. etc.) and th
814.
by everyone 6y ago
From reading other comments, I guess it needs to see you logged into Instagram via tracking cookies before images will display.
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by everyone 6y ago
Instagrams "view this post on instagram" thing is truly despicable.
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by everyone 6y ago
I just immediately turned "old man" up to max and all others down to zero.
817.
by everyone 6y ago
This is the 1st thing I thought when Apple announced M2 apu.. This is gonna be confusing.
818.
by everyone 6y ago
We seem to be throwing greater and greater quantities of frivolous shit into LEO. Are people in the industry not worried about Kessler syndrome?
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by everyone 6y ago
Its all basically this imo. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Handicap_principle Any other explanation is a bit of a stretch.
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by everyone 6y ago
In this video https://youtu.be/UpX70KxGiVo The running theme seems to be: omg its so easy to just walk in these places and rob them, the employees just let me in. That seems an unremarkable assertion to me. Do these corpora
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by everyone 6y ago
My god what an unconstructive stance. I have just now learned about this idea of US exceptionalism, and have just read the linked wikipedia article about it. Apparently it is not supposed to merely be an ineffable magical quality. It is s
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by everyone 6y ago
Seriously!?!? omg lol!! .... Hmm, actually after a tiny bit of rumination on that new information, that actually could explain a lot.
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by everyone 6y ago
"the American system still retains a bit of the magic we were once taught to expect" Serious question for users from US: What "magic" are ye taught to expect? And where / when are ye taught to expect it?
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by everyone 6y ago
Isnt the US way behind on this tech tho? Also whatever is currently being developed would be top secret. How can IEEE know what they are talking about if their information is incomplete and out of date.
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by everyone 6y ago
This is a good example of why walled gardens are so awful. Sometime they seem fine, but if all one can access is a walled garden, then all kinds of dystopian shit becomes trivial to implement. Please never support walled gardens!
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by everyone 6y ago
A lot of these like 'Write a Book' do not involve actually losing money. They are in fact earning money, just at a lower rate than the author demands.
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by everyone 6y ago
HN is full of silicon valley brainwashed drones, but the website itself is so nice. So functional and nice to use. I like that restofworld.org aims to give a broader view to a broader audience, but man the website itself is just barf compar
828.
by everyone 6y ago
If only there'd been a good guy with a gun there to stop the gun being stolen!!
829.
by everyone 6y ago
"Let them eat cake"
830.
by everyone 6y ago
Why would you need evidence to refute the idea that 'a free market can solve all problems' That would be an insane thing to assume in the 1st place. Where would you even get that notion from?
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by everyone 6y ago
I tried many times to get MacOS to run on my AMD cpu windows machine so I could build my mobile games to iOS from Unity. I tried virtualbox and VMware and a few different ways of installing macOS on both. In some cases MacOS would install a
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by everyone 6y ago
We use Discord, and have 2 channels for each game we're workin' on. 'Updates' and 'Chat' Announcements you want everyone to see go in 'Updates' So if you finished a feature or are starting work on a f
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by everyone 6y ago
yeah but Apple downsides are particularly infuriating cus they're not the result of technical limitations.. The downsides are intentional on Apples part. They didnt try to engineer the most useful computer, they intentionally cripple
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by everyone 6y ago
Wow that article was a real eye opener.. It has always pissed me off that popular proprietary / walled garden type platforms like xbox, playstation, smartTVs, smartphones etc. cant play HEVC. Since they are so popular it means that the
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by everyone 6y ago
I feel like HM Ludens vision was realized.. Millions of idiots buying shit like Juicero, Alexa, iphones etc. Great!
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by everyone 6y ago
You intentionally wish to drive 10% higher than the speed limit.. So, you desire to be in car crash? Also one at faster speeds and therefore exponentially more deadly? Everyone has to use public roads, not just you. You are endangering all
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by everyone 6y ago
not sure about this one. Viruses dont need a network or internet connection to spread. They used to spread just fine via floppy disks. EDIT: Obviously the fact that the cpu cant handle virus scan + pedestrian detection at the same time is s
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by everyone 6y ago
"Audio and MIDI stacks on Windows were a mess compared to those in OSX" What do you mean? That sounds like its harder to write drivers for soundcards for windows.. But the user is not going to be writing their own drivers. Any u
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by everyone 6y ago
For some wacky blue sky visions of this sort of thing check out Archigram's plug in city. https://www.archdaily.com/399329/ad-classics-the-plug-in-cit...
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by everyone 6y ago
You could get a really nice new actual road bike for $400

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