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by graderjs 3y ago
Hahah, that's hilarious. I wonder if Buckminster Fuller knew about this when he coined the word? Or maybe he didn't coin it...maybe these guys got there first! haha :p ;) xx;p
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Tensegrity Wiki(tensegritywiki.com)
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I recorded a spoken comment in response to this article, then fed it through GPT-4 to clean it up and organize it: The article "Our Alien Stalkers" proposes that aliens aim to prevent civilizations from expanding, similar to the U
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Criminal Tribes Act(en.wikipedia.org)
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Kama Sutra: A misunderstood ancient erotic manual(bbc.com)
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Favorite quote: what I am also not is so spectacularly incurious about the world and the way it works, so ideologically captured, so damn grouchy, as to refuse an invitation to what will more than likely be the most important historical ev
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Moray Firth(en.wikipedia.org)
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Um, maybe no … is the Answer? Hahaha, but is that What’s happening tho here? Doesn’t look like it. But anyway… does anyone think, I mean, don’t you feel like your brand of dismal dismissive negativity is definitely super uninteresting? At
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Turns out the ancient Chinese knew a lot about modern neural networks(twitter.com)
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The Forgotten Creation Myths of Taiwan(insight.ipcf.org.tw)
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Candiru(en.wikipedia.org)
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Track 61(en.wikipedia.org)
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Low wages a security risk: NSB(taipeitimes.com)
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US defense firms vow more cooperation(taipeitimes.com)
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Bring back the 80s I say
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Charging Bull(en.wikipedia.org)
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Is a Mach-9 sonic boom 9x (or sth proportionally) greater than a Mach-1 boom? Also, I bet the tickets will either be 0, because there's a non-zero probability you will burn up mid-flight, or really expensive, because maybe that money h
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Oliver Cromwell(en.wikipedia.org)
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‘It took 20 minutes’: Meet the artist up for the Archibald, Wynne and Sulman(smh.com.au)
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Great! I also agree. One phrase always stuck with me, when talking about the leader of the cult, Murakami said, paraphrasing, "imagine the bloodbath of internal conflicts that must need to happen to give rise to someone like that"
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432 Park Avenue(en.wikipedia.org)
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Show HN: Discover BrowserBox (AGPL) & Pro: Boosting RPA, Test and RBI Security
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That's a good point, but I think the trend over time is, what was a targeted tool, is now mass.
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Hahah, that's an unexpected connection that's funny! No, I was thinking more, be a dissembler.
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The idea that you can assume privacy because whatever country or corporation surveys is incompetent or bureaucratic sounds reasonable, but what's the probability of that? It's not 100%. If privacy is important, assume compromise a
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But not if we assume compromise. How would you hide in plain sight? That is the question. Bruce Lee said: be water. But maybe you need to: Be Hamlet
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> likelihood lower Not if we take the lore around mass survey into account (Snowden etc)
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But the concept itself (of recreation process) and its ephemerality could be art, couldn’t it?
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The Royal Family Tree(cnn.com)
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Student eats artwork of a banana duct-taped to wall because 'he was hungry'(cnn.com)
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