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Zozobra
(en.wikipedia.org)
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4y ago
IIRC it’s related to the nearby mountains. Fly up, pushed towards mountains, go lower, pushed back towards the river/valley were launched. I feel for other people who didn’t get to grow up seeing those balloons every year on their way
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Is it usually a value-add or how often does the push for intellectual rigor slide to something else? Had a notoriously argumentative coworker from nearby SJ in SF. He’d always swear he was just asking questions or wanted to know why “they c
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ianai
4y ago
Logic goes back. Could have stuff from Babbage, too. I definitely feel SJ would appreciate an old school style math proof exposition even perhaps between mathematicians. (Forgetting any specifics as it’s been way too long.) Notably, NM does
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ianai
4y ago
One big difference between the US and other countries: The US doesn’t look at counterculture as a fundamental threat or challenge to the government. The US citizens actually have freedom. The constitution went so far as to identify the sove
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ianai
4y ago
Just because it’s not perfect doesn’t mean it’s not good or can’t be productive. But I have to also think of all the ways prohibitions have failed. Possibly, trying to find ways to make government officials less susceptible to outside influ
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If it’s not clearly written out as a promise then it can be different. They called this a surprise so they didn’t expect it. Businesses are in the profit maximization at reducing all costs phase as a general rule right now. Gone are the day
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4y ago
google: coun·ter·cul·ture /ˈkoun(t)ərˌkəlCHər/ Learn to pronounce noun noun: counterculture; plural noun: countercultures; noun: counter-culture; plural noun: counter-cultures a way of life and set of attitudes opposed to or at v
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ianai
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I don’t see ECC mentioned in any actual specs linked/listed (could have missed it). Hope this isn’t taken out after this first run.
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ianai
4y ago
It’s sugar that actually gives energy. I’ve done a personal test with road trips in the past. Sugar will actually keep me going and alert for the trip. Caffeine not so much.
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We’re Already Living in the Metaverse
(theatlantic.com)
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ianai
4y ago
Believe it when I see it.
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ianai
4y ago
Couldn't a bi-directional link still be written into HTML? Like any other tag, it could simply go unused while being available so nobody feels obligated.
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ianai
4y ago
Yes they need to make a four wheel option that doesn’t look like a great way to die in any accident for those of us surrounded by F150s and larger.
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ianai
4y ago
They’re all damnable together.
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ianai
4y ago
Marginal cost is the derivative of the cost function. Fixed costs drop out of the derivative. You’re confusing amortizing a fixed cost with marginal cost.
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ianai
4y ago
I’m not entirely in agreement with the analysis here but they do make some good points and provide useful context. If influencing the economy through interest rates (as the Fed does) is a long latency process then they can move the interes
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A Deflation Alert Hidden in the Latest Consumer Price Indicators
(forbes.com)
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ianai
4y ago
Raising a kid for over a decade before they’re biologically mature is actually pretty long term. Granted, they were probably able to contribute to a hunt before puberty so maybe my points not so sharp. But humans are clearly tasked with sur
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4y ago
They probably all golf together. They don’t need an algorithm. Though realistically, they have software to find a guest a room at any other hotel. This can become required if they overbook (they overbook as a rule, kind of like ISPs) and ha
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4y ago
“The ageing of the population accounts for the loss of 1.9m workers (0.7% of people aged at least 16), while the overall drop in lfp, mainly among the old, is responsible for a further 0.5m (0.2%).” “In 2022 an average of 1.6m Americans mis
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Where have all America’s workers gone?
(economist.com)
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Are there places that treat single person homes or even single men without shame?
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International Holocaust Remembrance Day (January 27)
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Yes and in that context it’s surprising it’s not higher. More interesting would be the conditions of those without a cell phone. And probably error bars matter here more than usual. Like is this statistically different than 100%,99.9%,etc?
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ianai
4y ago
The replies your comment got are very very illustrative of HN. Not much actual advice but plenty of gut responses masquerading as advice. At one point in my life most/all of my socialization stemmed from going to garage and estate sale
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Problem should eventually solve itself when people realize tailgating is illegal and automated cars have them on recorded cameras. Just enforce the already existing laws against wreckless, dangerous driving.
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Opinion: A traumatized generation is in need of more support
(ctmirror.org)
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Is HiiT really a good idea for people with increasing levels of being out of shape? That sounds like a recipe for doing way too much way too fast and getting injured.
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“ The purpose of raising interest rates is to "cool the economy," a euphemism for increasing unemployment and reducing wages.” My suspicion is wages are already below the market clearing rates. Ie if they were raised more people w
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