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by hengheng 6y ago
Regardless of the veracity of anyone's claims in this thread, this could be a textbook example on how to run a viral sales scheme via social media. Seems quite polished by the looks of it.
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by hengheng 6y ago
There's a thin line between documenting everybody's freedom and proving to yourself that you're one of these people. I'd say it's the continued pursuit that makes it an exclusive society rather than a piece of per
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by hengheng 6y ago
Not GP but I do say the same, and yes it will be uglier than the first half of the 20th century. The fight for food will be very real and it takes away confidence from my family planning.
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by hengheng 6y ago
This is a good example of how the craving for superlatives does not only generate a lot of empty hyperbole, but also how it can derail an entire thread.
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by hengheng 6y ago
I don't know who the audience for this article is, whether it's hardware people struggling to pass regulatory compliance, or whether it's paranoid people thinking they can somehow escape surveillance. For passing certificatio
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by hengheng 6y ago
Powerline a possibility?
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by hengheng 6y ago
I've never heard this type of speech at a bar when I asked why somebody wasn't shown the door. I guess they didn't have a greater principle. One core value that a platform could have is common decency, which is not the same a
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by hengheng 6y ago
Not buying from you, not helping you sell for free. Idk what brought you on your mission, but your pitches interrupt discussions.
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by hengheng 6y ago
This sounds more like a lack of experience than anything else. If they had found an experienced construction company that would have built these houses in the hundreds, that company would have assigned resources and figured out drainage, se
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by hengheng 6y ago
As well as an Osprey, or as well as a motorcycle with a sidecar. They are practical, but far from elegant or efficient.
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by hengheng 6y ago
Why is it that as soon as cancer comes up as a topic, people stop exchanging arguments and start selling books instead, where normally they would be paraphrasing and occasionally referencing something.
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by hengheng 6y ago
Skin is quite good at not letting sunlight through, but it's not as good at shielding RF.
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by hengheng 6y ago
I would expect people that contribute to have a higher old.r percentage, and smaller subreddits as well. (Frankly I expect this to go with age, everybody above 17 must ude old.r in my Imagination). Do you have any insight on this?
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by hengheng 6y ago
I love how this defaults to horizontal scrolling on android, with line lengths exceeding screen width by a factor of two.
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by hengheng 6y ago
It's 8 (two stacked along the same axis in each corner), so there will be some kind of redundancy.
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by hengheng 6y ago
That line kept me from reading the article. I'm not even interested in what follows after that, and yes they only omitted "per year".
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by hengheng 6y ago
In the age of low-scale manufacturing, how hard would it be to create a film factory with today's technology, creating or buying the various chemicals and the physically transferring them on film rolls? Can't believe there wouldn&
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by hengheng 6y ago
> the world's first purpose-built full-electric large commercial vehicle https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/StreetScooter Probably not technically a Large Commercial Vehicle, but a couple other ones do come to mind.
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by hengheng 6y ago
What do people do who have families?
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by hengheng 6y ago
How many dead profiles are on there? I've just deleted mine, and in my circle of "friends" there were about 20 out of 350 that had updated their profile within the last year. Is there some kind of pareto distribution where Fa
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by hengheng 6y ago
Still a reputation to lose, generally speaking. I have also never seen anybody who made this argument verify their free software by looking at sources before compiling.
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by hengheng 6y ago
Used paper books have become cheap. "Affording the hassle of a bookshelf" is a thing nowadays, but I chose to indulge in that kind of luxury.
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by hengheng 8y ago
So, basically somebody went through the list of all tools most commonly installed trough ninite, and created a spoof for each of them.
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by hengheng 8y ago
Does that number change over time? Sounds like a one-time calibration, pretty much like my jeans size.
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by hengheng 8y ago
I'll take "what separates US West Coast startups from a global customer base" for 200, Alex.
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by hengheng 8y ago
Don't ad earnings scale accordingly?
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by hengheng 9y ago
Does it? I wouldn't know how to tell it that much.
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by hengheng 9y ago
What decade is the 172's engine from? I keep hearing that all GA planes are basically vintage cars.
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by hengheng 9y ago
Sometimes I wonder how numbers are regarded in journalism. From the outside it looks as if there was some cult around reproducing the exact string that the source uttered, but with no understanding.
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by hengheng 9y ago
Tectonics would like a word with you

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