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groffee
4y ago
You already submitted it 3 hours ago https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32209353 'parasite words' isn't native English either, you might consider adding an explanation it means 'filler words'.
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groffee
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Mediawiki is some of the worst software ever developed, no sane person would use it. This site is using https://dokuwiki.org
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4y ago
Sooner write like Tolkien.
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4y ago
With Goggles[0] (goggles/googles/potato/potato) you can get them. Curated lists by topic. [0] https://search.brave.com/help/goggles
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Three-Player Chess Is Just as Challenging as It Sounds
(interestingengineering.com)
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> Once people understand that sentience also means self-awareness, empathy & extrapolation of logic to assess unseen task ... Tell that to mentally deficient people (no self-awareness), psychopaths (no empathy) and morons (couldn
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4y ago
jrochkind1 and ratww at HN, ratww their eyes open!
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4y ago
See this as an opportunity, start your own Tumblr site. Your girl can start over and be safe knowing it's your site, and she can bring her friends (network effect!)
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Fruit Trenches: Cultivating Subtropical Plants in Freezing Temperatures
(solar.lowtechmagazine.com)
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Greatest Of All Time.
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Great minds!
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Except it IS unreliable, even with citations. Wikipedia is straight up garbage. Just one very recent example: https://www.engadget.com/chinese-wikipedia-editor-fake-russi...
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A Chinese Wikipedia editor spent years writing fake Russian medieval history
(engadget.com)
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Badly!
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End of quote. Repeat the line.
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Working link https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2022/jul/21/facebook-...
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I'm not sure that advice is relevant now (if it ever was) no-one bothers with .com domains anymore.
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Just bought it thanks. I had no idea checkers was so involved!
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It's an interesting thought experiment, when you can communicate almost instantly what's left to say? When I was building my AI (fancy chatbot) I had to introduce a random response delay to make it 'realistic' because ot
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Why BeReal is breaking out
(platformer.news)
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It's glorious weather here currently (although I recognise I have the privilege of not actually having to work or be out in it) This is like our couple of days of summer per year. The forecast for the rest of the week says it's ba
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4y ago
And now there's 201!
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Well of course you are. Throughout history people have had inspiration through dreams. Might be worth starting a dream-diary too, will help improve your recall. https://www.bedguru.co.uk/9-inventions-inspired-by-dreams
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Are you trolling or serious?
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> most of the people here can’t even get a basic school degree You're in your 20s, live with mommy and want to start a company in a field you have no skills, education, ability or training in. Sit down. Get a job and move out. If yo
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Firefox recently started stripping out tracking URLs [0] and the most prevalent one is Facebook with it's ?fbclid= so it looks like they're encoding it straight into the URL now to bypass that, Medium does similar also. [0] https
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No matter how well intentioned you are this seems like a fundamentally broken product, for exactly the reasons you highlight in the last couple of paragraphs. A persons last message is too important to be trusted to some rando website.
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The problem with only using curated lists is that you kill discoverability of new sites, but it does have promise like we've seen with Braves 'goggles'.
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Meteorite from Mars traced to crater where it was ejected by impact
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The Crane That Fell in Love with Her Human Keeper (2021)
(kottke.org)
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