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by fouc 3y ago
Glad to hear parents are altering the social contract, and hopefully for good. Let people take their kids out and bring their kids in anytime of the year. Schools need to adapt instead. Attendance isn't fundamentally the problem. Sel
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by fouc 3y ago
It's mainly because he thinks "Tatsuaki Okamoto" (達明岡本) sounds suspiciously like "Satoshi Nakomoto" (サトシな子元). But that might be more due to the syllable structure of Japanese, compare the hiragana of each: たつあき
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by fouc 3y ago
Answering the wrong question lol
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by fouc 3y ago
Yeah I thought it was ironic when the author was talking about the lesson Musk somehow missed.. while missing the lesson that it actually worked.
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by fouc 3y ago
the best epub reader for desktop I've ever encountered, was epubreader (pre-WebExtension version), I used to launch it as a standalone app with XULRunner.
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by fouc 3y ago
Saw this story mentioned in a biohack live video chat (under education section) from https://www.scihouse.space
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The Scab's Progress by Paul Di Filippo and Bruce Sterling (Online Biopunk Story)(web.archive.org)
2 points by fouc 3y ago|1 comments
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by fouc 3y ago
I asked chatgpt to pick the most important 2 or 3 lines of text from the article. It returned: 1. "Fortunately, there is advice out there on how to break the ice with strangers. Unfortunately, it’s abysmal." 2. "Ma
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by fouc 3y ago
Caddy was the first to default to https.. because it was new. Nothing special about that.
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by fouc 3y ago
> For instance, drilling in the Gulf of Mexico in 1967 revealed a vast layer of salt from the Jurassic beneath the oceanic sediments. The total global amount of halite (salt deposits) discovered was astonishing: the minimum estimate is 1
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by fouc 3y ago
Think it's more to do with efficiency / eco reasons that it takes 4 hours. It soaks the dishes then turns off and waits, and does this multiple times. This minimizes the actual amount of work needed. It's not spraying contin
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by fouc 3y ago
Giving the filter a quick wash once a week is way less work than pre-rinsing all your dishes. Presumably plates had the leftovers scraped off into the compost bin before putting into dishwasher anyways.
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by fouc 3y ago
> Or grab the URLs and titles of all tabs in all windows that match a specific domain, close them, and then reopen them together in a brand new window That sounds pretty useful! any chance that script is on gist.github.com or elsewhere?
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by fouc 3y ago
Holy smokes, I missed the news that there was a reprisal of X-files from 2016-2018.
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by fouc 3y ago
Ironically I'm looking at the ordering of the lower ones make sure the overall ordering passes the sniff test.
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by fouc 3y ago
Seems strange it thinks Julia is more popular than Elixir. Or that Perl has more jobs than PHP or Ruby.
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by fouc 3y ago
Super curious what you're doing with AppleScript + the browser. I definitely prefer Safari over Firefox. Haven't tried Orion yet but I'm super stoked there's another webkit browser.
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by fouc 3y ago
like how other status pages do it
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by fouc 3y ago
probably referring to t3dotgg (160k subs)
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by fouc 3y ago
> Thank you for your ongoing patience as our team continues to investigate the disruption impacting multiple Square Services. We remain committed to providing you with timely updates, and we'll have another update within the hour as
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by fouc 3y ago
yeah and that's why interesting show HNs get upvoted
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by fouc 3y ago
Oh so you basically prevent fullscreen mode? Not bad! The average user of flems probably doesn't need fullscreen after all.
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by fouc 3y ago
Why not both
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by fouc 3y ago
> Or did you all think that guy really did need 98 oranges? What is this in reference to?
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by fouc 3y ago
> unknown supply chain attacks. Is that the case given that iPhones are manufactured in China? My tinfoil hat theory is that they find it harder to hack iPhones to monitor their government officials.
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by fouc 3y ago
It's becoming more and more common for single men to adopt children. But yeah, expect some scrutiny. Otherwise we failed as a society.
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by fouc 3y ago
It's definitely not "generally", it's not even a supermajority. > Some estimates suggest that as much as 50% or more of the population subvocalizes when reading, especially during their early years of reading developm
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by fouc 3y ago
That's really cool, I'm curious if other people that speak in ASL or other signed languages are good at that in general? I feel like even if I was fluent in sign language I wouldn't necessarily be as descriptive but perhaps
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by fouc 3y ago
I can see it being mechanical if you're playing at a high level where both you and your partner understand exactly how to communicate/telegraph through the cards etc. I'm curious if you also find Texas Hold'Em Poker mech
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by fouc 3y ago
I've always wanted to try bridge but have yet to do so. I've played the variations with friends & family - 500, Whist, and Euchre. So much fun!

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