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by hatu 13y ago
I thought that was Dali and then he would paint right after waking up from the nap. Maybe both.
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by hatu 13y ago
I'd say it was better 4 years ago. Maybe because they weren't worried about making money yet. Now with all the "optimizations" to the feed, it's less relevant than ever. Or maybe people just stopped posting interest
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by hatu 13y ago
I just ignore the ones I don't know. Then I can pretend like I didn't see the request
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by hatu 13y ago
I did maybe 4.5 hours commute a day for a few months (bike - train - bus). The worst part is, you leave so early and get home so late that you can never do any errands where you live. Especially when banks etc. are closed on the weekend. Al
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by hatu 13y ago
One thing I can't understand is why are people not researching this kind of stuff beforehand? By the time you're doing a PhD you're in your mid to late 20's right? You should've been thinking about your marketable s
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by hatu 13y ago
Honestly I hate this new trend of making displays wider and wider. I feel like 4:3 or something a little bit wider is great for programming. Right now my two widescreen displays waste space at the edges because it's just too far to loo
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by hatu 13y ago
My two 23" screens area already too big for me. I could cut half off each almost. They're nice IPS panels with minimal glare and really good for your eyes. Putting a cheap 39" TV in front of my nose 8 hours a day sounds ridic
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by hatu 13y ago
JS The Good Parts is a little pamphlet. But JS oddities sounds like a huge bible.
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by hatu 13y ago
Here's the thing I don't like about fasting - how are you supposed to work out while you're fasting? I can't imagine going to the gym eating 500 calories a day without passing out.
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by hatu 13y ago
I'm sure everyone here realizes that there's a maximum amount of hours you can work continuously in programming per day. Well it also applies on a longer timescale. Taking some time off will boost your productivity in the long ter
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by hatu 13y ago
It seems to me (an outsider looking at the Bay Area culture) that people create what the VC's will invest in. In a way the VC companies are the first customers they focus on. If VC's stop funding 90% of their portfolio useless soc
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by hatu 13y ago
Maybe your oven has a touchscreen and apps on it but it basically still heats your food by converting electricity to heat.
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by hatu 13y ago
His prediction about cities being underground too. I guess it makes sense he would write fiction about his favorite ideas.
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by hatu 13y ago
I agree, I think he was talking about way in the future when robots do all the work and unemployment stops being "unemployment".
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by hatu 13y ago
Don't you need some kind of a cracked version of the game for that? I don't know if you can play on private servers with a Steam version of a game anyway.
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by hatu 13y ago
It's pretty much the same. The security checks are a little bit more lax than TSA but no noticeable difference really. The airports in Finland and Denmark are generally pretty fast at getting people through security, maybe because of p
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by hatu 13y ago
A bank run would be as devastating on any other currency as it would be to Bitcoin of course. Loss of confidence in a currency destroys it. The same is true for the Yen or the Euro or USD too.
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by hatu 13y ago
He wrote a critical article about Bitcoins
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by hatu 13y ago
Yes! It seems like these are always only tested on one browser and OS too so it's broken for like 90% of the people. Super slow and awkward scrolling or just choppy and confusing.
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by hatu 13y ago
Sure kids will hate all kinds of subjects. I always hated math in school until I started using it in programming. I think getting kids from poor families on a computer with the compiler set up can get the ones who had a knack for it but nev
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by hatu 13y ago
I think pages like Reddit and HN with some insightful blog posts kind of give an illusion of learning new novel things without adding that much real knowledge. I've pinned them under entertainment because that's what they really a
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by hatu 13y ago
I remember him and all the drama/trolling from Something Awful forums like 5-6 years ago. Still not finished with the game?
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by hatu 13y ago
I've also noticed this countless of times. If you leave data sets to be designed by a non-engineer - it will cost you hours and hours of parsing and changing the format constantly depending on who slapped the excel sheet together. Lite
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by hatu 13y ago
This is more like a how to be a startup hipster in your spare time- guide. Just missing tips like where to order your single estate coffee for your hacker space. Managing to juggle two demanding jobs at once is very difficult and what tools
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by hatu 13y ago
If you just subtract the birth year from the current year, you would have a birthday every day.
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by hatu 13y ago
It's kind of a niche use-case but I love the kindle and could see this replacing the need for one if it's a good e-ink screen. I'd definitely be getting one if I was updating my phone when this is available.
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by hatu 13y ago
In a country with it's own currency, wouldn't this just raise prices until finally the effect would be being back to step 1 but with huge inflation. I.e. I'm selling bread for $3. Now I get $1500 free money every month and I
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by hatu 13y ago
But a few days later the second person would sell and then we would be back at the punchline for the only remaining stock holder :)
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by hatu 13y ago
I read it as he's not getting paid well enough to put money away so he's changing to a better paying job which let's him build up his savings and then move to teaching. Which would imply that PA isn't paying him very wel
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by hatu 13y ago
Gold has kept it's value for thousands of years, maybe tens of thousands. It's a bit silly to compare the two.

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