hudibras

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by hudibras 8y ago
It's just an interesting story. You don't have to worked up about it.
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by hudibras 8y ago
Having never heard of a "CYPRES fire," just spent 10 minutes googling it and then watching terrifying skydiving videos, like this one (no injuries or deaths, just scary): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DAZXF1UZ1Yg
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by hudibras 8y ago
There's a picture of the car (nothing graphic) in this article; the tint doesn't seem to be too dark. [0] http://thevillager.com/2018/09/06/end-of-the-road-on-e-12th-...
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Video footage shows Saudi operative in Khashoggi's clothes after he was killed(edition.cnn.com)
2 points by hudibras 8y ago|1 comments
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by hudibras 8y ago
Ugh, wall of text. Can I get a tl;dr?
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The New American Dream Home Is One You Never Have to Leave(nytimes.com)
4 points by hudibras 8y ago|0 comments
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by hudibras 8y ago
>Provide some evidence for this claim. This is exactly what Reader, Come Home , by Maryanne Wolf (i.e., the book being reviewed here) does.
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by hudibras 8y ago
There's something ironic here about how you felt the need to do a "translation" of two perfectly intelligible English sentences...
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by hudibras 8y ago
I see a few outdated comments here about the water at Camp Lejeune. In 2012, a law (Camp Lejeune Families Act) was passed to pay for medical care for servicemembers and their families who were affected by the water quality. Additionally, ve
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by hudibras 8y ago
One update from 2012: http://www.babynamewizard.com/archives/2012/5/the-shape-of-b...
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by hudibras 8y ago
Every time Baby Name Wizard is mentioned, I have to post the link to the most interesting blog post ever written: http://www.babynamewizard.com/archives/2007/7/where-all-boys...
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by hudibras 8y ago
I'd be willing to bet that every single one of the millions of people who have watched this movie in the last 30 years has laughed at "Hey, it's Enrico Pallazzo!" I will go to my grave insisting those are the four funnie
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by hudibras 8y ago
It's just a story.
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by hudibras 8y ago
brb, editing my .vimrc
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by hudibras 8y ago
Jesus, man, don't pretend to be so dense.
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by hudibras 8y ago
When I worked in a college library in Seattle, we had a single book that was restricted so that the library patron had to read it* while supervised by a library employee: a out-of-print, full-color field guide from the 1970s to Pacific Nort
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by hudibras 8y ago
The F-19 air-to-air missions were some of the most intense gameplay I've ever experienced. You had to fly deep into Soviet territory and kick off the war by shooting down an airborne command plane or an airborne early warning plane, an
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by hudibras 8y ago
4% of the retail market and $16 billion in a $4 trillion dollar economy is not much of a boom.
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by hudibras 8y ago
It's called "hyperbole" and it's been a pretty standard rhetorical device for several thousand years.
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Aliens: Colonial Marines' stupid AI may have been caused by a single typo(pcgamer.com)
13 points by hudibras 8y ago|2 comments
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Finding and exploiting hidden features of Animal Crossing's NES emulator(jamchamb.github.io)
3 points by hudibras 8y ago|0 comments
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by hudibras 8y ago
That's the whole point of the article, thanks.
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Survival of the Richest(medium.com)
136 points by hudibras 8y ago|97 comments
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by hudibras 8y ago
>California has proven out the solution Washington, for one, has had an independent redistricting commission since 1990.
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by hudibras 8y ago
At the risk of sounding like a troll myself, Jake Adelstein is notorious for injecting weird sentiments like this into his stories, or playing up the more sordid aspects of incidents in order to get pageviews. His shtick is "Here'
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by hudibras 8y ago
This blogpost lays out a pretty convincing case that difference between Japanese and (say) American zoning laws are the main reason for this type of "continuous urbanization" in Japan. http://urbankchoze.blogspot.com&#x
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My Early Career Crisis (2014 – 2015)(yihui.name)
1 points by hudibras 8y ago|0 comments
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by hudibras 8y ago
I didn't mean that he was wrong, only that they were trite observations that somebody always mentions. Even the fact that his work is not popular among the masses doesn't add much to the conversation, any more than pointing out th
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by hudibras 8y ago
Ah, there it is. It wouldn't be an online discussion of Murakami without at least one person vehemently arguing that his work is garbage, that most Japanese people don't care about him, and that his novels don't reflect Real
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by hudibras 8y ago
Hate to be that guy, but I'm pretty sure this book is still under copyright; the author passed away in 2002. HN is probably not the right place to post this...

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