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Biden to Celebrate Diplomacy, and His Own Irish Roots, in Belfast(nytimes.com)
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Government worker accused of sharing private data for alleged kidnapping(smh.com.au)
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by graderjs 4y ago
I love the table color and look of the cards here. Also the animations are really cool! I sort of get the feeling this would be a great side-quest in an isometric RPG / world explorer! Without looking at the code...can I ask you a ques
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Basic physics with GPT-4: from dropping phones to rockets.(sharegpt.com)
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John Olsen(en.wikipedia.org)
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Feminist goes undercover as a man for 1 month(youtube.com)
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by graderjs 4y ago
Interesting, thank you, I did not know that! I knew there were white Russians in China that are nevertheless "Chinese" (by observing culture and language). I did not know they are represented in the NPC. \__ ((Wow...the racial
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Ask HN: Will China ever have white people in government?
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by graderjs 4y ago
Not really--because we're not worried about old commits usage; providing a sample fosters innovation in this emerging market. The vast differences between old code, and our Regular and Pro versions means it doesn't impact Pro reve
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by graderjs 4y ago
Haha. If only we all got a choice, huh? :)
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by graderjs 4y ago
Thank you, man— good advice! And just generally healthy which is good. Yeah not what i was imagining with your beard, but i get that it doesn’t look so grey as it’s blended in. And you’re right, you can just shave it to “look younger”! Whic
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by graderjs 4y ago
Good! Haha
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by graderjs 4y ago
Thank you! Yeah I guess you're right, there's always a silver lining--haha
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by graderjs 4y ago
Cool! That sounds like me. I think I may have noticed a very few seldom greys at 25 in the hair, but I didn't even have much beard back then haha. Around 35 grey was much more noticable, but "blended in". Beard still not grey
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by graderjs 4y ago
Yeah cool! That sounds like me. I also changed countries, that was when hair started going grey too. Grey hair first, now beard a few hair. A very long time?
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by graderjs 4y ago
Yeah, I gotta take a more chill life. Good idea! Probably, but I don't know...stress? I think it's more some sort of exertion. I really only started going grey when I started working full-time as a software engineer! Maybe I shoul
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by graderjs 4y ago
That's cool. Is it like all over? Or in some places? Just a few or a lot? Pretty interesting.
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by graderjs 4y ago
Hahah. Thank you
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by graderjs 4y ago
I like this one. Wizard transformation! Haha I think we are quite similar--I also will not dye it (except as experiment--I have no desire to hide it), but I am a little "self-conscious" of it.
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by graderjs 4y ago
That's cool! I always wondered where they come from. I saw some kids in school with similar. I guess my temple grey areas is sort of hyper-localized too but not as much as a "Skunk stripe". Sounds like you had a long period o
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by graderjs 4y ago
That's very cool, like a head not grey at 50! It's weird things happen all at once. Are you preparing? Like different wardrobe color? haha :)
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by graderjs 4y ago
That's good with the cohort comparison. Yeah I think I'm lucky with age, but, I don't know, some people have no grey even older! I started noticing I'm "dye detecting" strangers--like, "Hmm, does that guy
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by graderjs 4y ago
Hahaha! Learning to code. That's awesome, grey at 18 is early. Interesting that we share the same: hair first, then beard. Many people have beard first. I also think my grey hair is to do with some sort of mental exertion...haha
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Proverbs 31(web.mit.edu)
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Ask HN: Anyone else not a greybeard but has grey hair?
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New York Society for the Suppression of Vice(en.wikipedia.org)
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United States Postal Inspection Service(en.wikipedia.org)
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by graderjs 4y ago
Or accurately depending on the context: South Korea stampeded; flocking behavior online. We're driven by our base impulses, without thinking.
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by graderjs 4y ago
So after saying it's "not worth using", "license entrapment", "clickbait"-- I mean you sound really unhappy about this, you sound super guilty ... like you hate that you have to pay for this, and you'
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by graderjs 4y ago
Also, from Britannica^0: In July 1518, a woman whose name was given as Frau (Mrs.) Troffea (or Trauffea) stepped into the street and began dancing. She seemed unable to stop, and she kept dancing until she collapsed from exhaustion. After

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