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New magnetic component discovered in the Faraday effect(phys.org)
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by f1shy 11mo ago
Esp32; teensy; seed
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by f1shy 11mo ago
My experience in many countries is that for 10 to 30% more price you can eat a real hamburger made of real beef, with real pommes. But that 30% is for sure prohibitively high for many folks.
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by f1shy 11mo ago
Like if the single mum living of a minimum wage has time and energy while dressing the 2 kids to not forget such things. Sorry I know such people that I profoundly admire. I feel is just unfair such a comment. I have enough time and little
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by f1shy 11mo ago
Also those people may not have time or energy to learn cooking by looking youtube. From an armchair, with good economic position and time and money for hobbies anyone can learn to cook by yt. But man I know some families where both parents
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by f1shy 11mo ago
My experience is that quality in McD is rapidly declining. We may agree was never a Michelin star restaurant. But I remember being more or leas enjoying the food. Now I just can’t. Maybe I’m getting older. But I would swear the quality is m
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by f1shy 11mo ago
I do not think this is exactly true. People may stop eating junk outside. But having a healthy balanced diet is more expensive than buying junk and eating at home; and not only in money, but more importantly (maybe) in time. Cooking takes t
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by f1shy 11mo ago
There are countries in the world where homeless are pretty good hidden, by means of extreme expensive welfare, or are moved away from big cities, or at least touristic centers. I have no idea in Japan. As I was there I saw extremely poor pe
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by f1shy 11mo ago
TBH, if the german economy keeps in this track, at some point the prices will go down... the problem is at that point everything will go down.
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by f1shy 11mo ago
That of the 2 wire is just wrong. At this point I do not know if you want to win the discussion or what. I live in a 2 wire-wired house. As long as I do not change the installation, is all ok. Wann die Änderung verpflichtend ist Bei Neuanla
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by f1shy 11mo ago
Without those people lots of history (and hence knowledge) would be lost. I’m happy they are around.
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by f1shy 11mo ago
Wasn’t the “open” at the time meaning “open system” as a system that is open for external connections (aka networking) and not so much open as in “open source”?
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by f1shy 11mo ago
Everybody knows, you have to wait at least 5 tau.
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And portacle.
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by f1shy 11mo ago
You are certainly not the type I am referring to. Even if you cut all that, will not help a lot. Anayway my story: never ever sid vacation abroad.Vacation outside my home only every 2 or 3 years. Never eat out. I have no idea how is it to g
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by f1shy 11mo ago
How much do you wxpend wvery year on vacation and “going out“ I know plenty of people in germany who repeat continuously that stance, and they recognize they spend well over 10k/year in vacacions.
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by f1shy 11mo ago
You are talking house… I did not say house. I said home, meaning anything, including a flat. Yes, owning land is expensive. So what?
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by f1shy 11mo ago
A 30 second search: https://www.immowelt.de/expose/274a3450-a403-4cd8-9ca5-44dc9...
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by f1shy 11mo ago
A decent Flat in Germany, for example near Stuttgart, with good connections with train is about 300k. There are credit lines for 25 years with relative low interest rates. For that you are way lower than 3k per month (assuming 0 downpayment
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by f1shy 11mo ago
Come on! Get real!
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by f1shy 11mo ago
> It's a shame that US didn't invest all that prosperity into social capital that could have helped create high value jobs. Are you aware of the plan Marshall?
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by f1shy 11mo ago
I have seen it all across the EU. Is pretty doable (granted, you have a University title). But you can absolutely buy a home and have a couple of children which will have absolute all they need.
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by f1shy 11mo ago
Let me go laughing for a while!
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by f1shy 11mo ago
My 2ct. guess: they will be relatively useful at the beginning, so people start using them. Then with each use, they will SHOOT ADS at you.
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by f1shy 11mo ago
NT was Stable what was really missing in the MS world at that time. But a "good" OS? Other than stable I expect to be able to administer HW, fine grained permissions, and lots of out-of-the-box functionality. Compared with a GNU
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What are the similitudes?
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by f1shy 11mo ago
If you ignore HACKER in “Hacker news - news that matter” sure. But I learned to read in school, and can comprehend the context formed from the last 5 words. Heck even GPT can do that! BTW autism is a disorder, using that the way you do, a
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by f1shy 11mo ago
That does not answer the question: how is that relevant in this forum? I do not want the world to exist to any whim. I just made a remark, with a personal opinion. Sorry to see, such is not welcome here, but mere political news which have a
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by f1shy 11mo ago
I absolutely understand the interest and engagement of the HN community. But how is this news for a hacker? I think this is mainly a political topic, with no relation to science or technology. Or did I miss something? I flagged it. The disc
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by f1shy 11mo ago
Seems similar to people who keep buying tools, say for woodworking, and never really start a project. Like a kind of procrastination. Although there are people that are aware of that, but they have just pleasure with it. I guess is ok.

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