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4y ago
These are separate things, I suppose. One can live a very challenging life, including the usual (or unusual...) kids trouble, and still find comfort in the relationship with their spouse.
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4y ago
I do value simplicity very much, but this doesn’t seem true. There’s a reason why musl is slower than glibc, st is slower than xterm, OpenBSD is slower than Linux etc. It’s great if the optimization via simplification works out like that, b
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4y ago
Disable automatic suggestions in your web browser when you only just focused the address bar. The only suggestions that may appear, should be contextual to what you started to type.
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4y ago
This seems like a great idea, honesty. There are niche topics that are very hard to navigate in Google, because it’s so skewed towards mainstream topics. I think it would make sense for these communities to maintain their own search engine.
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4y ago
> Other cities affected by the contagion of war, such as Budapest and Warsaw, saw their stability scores slip as geopolitical tensions increased. Meanwhile, kids in American schools are getting shot at, but yeah, Warsaw is definitely l
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4y ago
The difficulty of mining blocks is a self-adjustable value. It will go down once the number of participants drops, making it profitable again.
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4y ago
Oh, it's definitely just an illusion. You can take a suggestive picture of it, if that's your intention, but in fact if you took a couple pictures with a digital camera, few hours apart, you'd note that the Moon has the exact
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4y ago
That’s a cool video, I’m also going to leave this here, from around the same time, but a totally different world: https://youtu.be/JXv8VlpoK_g
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4y ago
As usual with this type of advice, it wouldn’t work that way if everyone approached dealerships like that.
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4y ago
Antarctic glacier mostly rests on the continent, rather than float in the ocean.
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4y ago
By far most of the water is in the oceans, which have an average depth of 3688m. 2% of the water is currently frozen, so one can easily estimate how much would the sea level raise, had it all melt. EDIT: Corrected km to meters, as comment b
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4y ago
When you primarily charge at home, I'd imagine the need to charge somewhere else most likely to happen after a couple hours of driving, in which case a 15 minute break sounds like a good idea anyway.
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5y ago
They plan to deprecate scp the protocol, not scp the tool, which will use SFTP under the hood.
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5y ago
Isn’t it difficult/impossible to employ a remote worker from a different country? I assume the company was American, while the contractor worked from Scotland.
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5y ago
It’s not THAT much of an advantage, since the area of unused burners can be already used as extra counter space, since it flat and resilient. Actually that seems like a major advantage over a gas stove, that’s rarely mentioned.
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5y ago
Poland has not expressed any wish to integrate that, nor any other territories. I can imagine it getting separated from Russia and even joining the EU at some point, but only as a sovereign entity.
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5y ago
As a Polish speaker, Interslavic seems significantly easier and more natural to read, but I wonder if it's actually universally better, or just more suited for western Slavs.
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5y ago
Shouldn’t it make most sense in contexts exactly like Steam, where the merchant can take the goods back in case of a fraudulent transaction?
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5y ago
Is metaverse the new blockchain? As in a bit ambiguous, bit misunderstood technology that has the ability to attach itself to other ideas, making them "all new". We started out with blockchain money, but then got blockchain contra
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5y ago
The website makes bold claim of being best viewed in Netscape 3. That does not seem to be the case though https://i.imgur.com/WKpmd28.png
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5y ago
That was quite informative, although to me, as a non-native English speaker, the basic descriptions are often more useful. It seems to make sense for the definition to be written in simpler terms then the term it defines. But I can see the
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5y ago
I love music and I’ve attempted music making at various points in my life, but I’m just not great at it. I don’t have the imagination to plan and layer out the interesting bits that make a good song. But my near-sleeping mind is totally abl
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Show HN: ANSI art dispenser for the modern terminal
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5y ago
Thanks, it seems that HN visits the link and replaces it with the redirect, which is unfortunate in this case. Can't fix this submission, will post a fixed one.
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Invalid link, please disregard
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Retrosurfing: Browsing the Web of Yesterday (2020)
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5y ago
It has a similar relationship to fossil fuels as electric cars.
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Show HN: ANSI art dispenser for the modern terminal
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For reference, Rust version shows how much simpler that could be with pattern matching - https://gist.github.com/km216/aad5c0fa11f32aa562af2370a32208...