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Elden Ring GB(shin.itch.io)
4 points by frogulis 3y ago|0 comments
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by frogulis 3y ago
Can you elaborate on that?
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by frogulis 3y ago
Something like a drum roaster for conventional cooking?
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by frogulis 3y ago
Is it truer to say "the hydrogen and oxygen on our Earth today are the same [...] 5 billion years"?
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Seven Weeks to Venice: History Through Isochronic Maps(resobscura.blogspot.com)
2 points by frogulis 3y ago|0 comments
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by frogulis 3y ago
There are temporary email services that have a publicly visible inbox, if you have the link, but I suspect that's not what you want. To throw out an idea, could you set up some sort of proxy address that forwards to both you and an ind
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Histocompatibility and Reproduction: Lessons from the Anglerfish(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
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by frogulis 3y ago
You're totally right that it's popular. I'm sure that my immediate family owns at least three sets between us (god knows why) and yet, I think my statement stands true. Most people I know don't really enjoy playing Monop
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by frogulis 3y ago
It's a game made by a Georgist person that doesn't implement Georgist economics in order to demonstrate how non-Georgist economics leads to monopolies. Most people I know don't really enjoy playing Monopoly, because it quickl
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by frogulis 3y ago
Pretty cool, your description got my click. I particularly enjoy that a filter is a filter before and after grouping. One thing, the "showcase" section is not usable for me on mobile. The code box does not fit on the screen horizo
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by frogulis 3y ago
Interesting, I've never worn any sort of corrective lens and experience the effect fairly strongly
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by frogulis 3y ago
If I'm reading the parent comment correctly, I think they're saying that that the high rates currently being diagnosed require one of their three conditions to be true. That is, if ADHD is accurately diagnosed, and never had an ev
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by frogulis 3y ago
Huh interesting, I definitely make that distinction for "refuse" but not "finance". That's from an Australian English speaker though.
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by frogulis 3y ago
These new games have made leaps and bounds in running a better simulation and getting away from being grid-based. However I do think that Simcity 4 being grid-based, and the pre-rendered graphics it allows add to how beautiful the game stil
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by frogulis 3y ago
If you've missed all the HN love for it over the past while, there's a search engine here: https://search.marginalia.nu/ which is trying to achieve just that
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Is it fundamentally possible to capture an orthographic image of the real world?(photo.stackexchange.com)
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by frogulis 3y ago
Videos not being trackable is such a perplexing one. Is it intended to keep the user watching longer by forcing them to re-watch the whole video if they want to see something again?
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by frogulis 3y ago
Reminds me of Professor Van Helsing's language in Dracula
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by frogulis 3y ago
I'm sure I've heard this idea labelled as "anti-values" before but I can't find the post now. At any rate, I strongly agree with the idea. Values and strategies that don't have a trade-off are not really pickin
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by frogulis 3y ago
Go further: `FROM users WHERE name LIKE 'a%' SELECT name, id, location` - after all, you can WHERE on things that aren't projected by SELECT
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by frogulis 3y ago
Might be wrong here, but I'm of the understanding that a dependent type system is undecidable, and so to have static dependent types you need to have a more restricted language, like the inability to write arbitrarily recursive functio
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by frogulis 3y ago
My understanding is that the nitrogen-fixing is actually done by bacteria that they have a symbiotic relationship with. How cool!
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Making a “Dollhouse” from Thief Levels(frogulis.net)
2 points by frogulis 3y ago|0 comments
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Travle(imois.in)
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Evaluability (and Cheap Holiday Shopping)(lesswrong.com)
1 points by frogulis 3y ago|0 comments
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System Shock 2 Complete Map Textured(p3d.in)
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by frogulis 3y ago
Generally easier and safer to switch away from bubble sort once you realised you've got it wrong though
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by frogulis 3y ago
Something that I've wondered about for a while: https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/Sauerstoff
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by frogulis 3y ago
I use it from time to time when I want to read something interesting. It can be a great source of articles that feel HN-worthy, if that makes sense.
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by frogulis 3y ago
Just had a browse of Wikipedia and am now more confused. It states that the consonants of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romic_alphabet are the same as were adopted by IPA, except "⟨ñ ᵹ ɹ λ ꞁ⟩ were eventually repla

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