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ijidak
4y ago
Meant to say *collaborative agreement
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ijidak
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Unfortunately, this tendency away from collaboration agreement has been trending this direction for the last hundred or so years. "But know this, that in the last days critical times hard to deal with will be here...For men will be...n
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ijidak
4y ago
Wow. Do you have a reference for this? That is interesting!
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ijidak
4y ago
Thank you for this. Science communication, even between scientists, is filled with lies and half truths that shroud the truth in mystery. Virtual particles are a good example. Quarks are fundamental is another example. A proton is made of t
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ijidak
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Wow... You have something here. I immediately felt... this is the best search interface I've used yet. I love that I can switch between images and regular search without the extra clicks and forward and back navigation. Didn't see
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ijidak
4y ago
> Overfishing is a classic problem of "Tragedy of the Commons". The oceans are the commons. > For example, nobody is predicting a catastrophic decline in the population of pigs, chickens, and cattle. That's a great poin
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Alaska snow crab season canceled after disappearance of an estimated 1B crabs
(cbsnews.com)
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Is it just me, or do flow batteries seem to be the most likely winner for grid storage? It seems so easy to scale.
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China connects world’s largest redox flow battery system to grid
(pv-magazine.com)
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> any joy left over is value you failed to extract One of the greatest lines ever
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What about a siege? The more I look at it, the more the ancient siege seems more likely than an invasion. China doesn't want to destroy Taiwan. Plus, destroying non-Taiwanese vessels and planes trying to break the siege seems like it w
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It won't be easy. But below are my thoughts: #1: Master these new tools #2: Build a workflow that incorporates these tools #3: Master storytelling #4: Master ad tracing and analytics #5: Get better at marketing yourself so that you sta
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AI Knows How You Got That Perfect Instagram Photo
(nytimes.com)
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The article implies that sourdough is relatively new. Wasn't sourdough the only way to make bread for most of human history? Even in the Bible, "leaven" was dough that was already undergoing fermentation, that they would bury
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Factors that effect maximal fat oxidation
(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
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Could the higgs lead us to dark matter? [video]
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Ask HN: Why do indie software projects ask for donations instead of charging?
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But isn't the Bloomberg terminal moreso for professional investors? I was thinking more retail day-traders. It's strange, because technical analysis is so popular right now. I feel like chart navigation (jumping around time interv
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Ask HN: Vim for Financial Charts, why hasn't anyone made this?
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I've spent thousands on ads and have overall made 5-13x in ROI. I can say that my bad ads get less sales than my good ads. My good ads consistently work, my bad ads don't. So, ad copy matters. However, a good advertiser accepts th
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GitHub Copilot Boosts Productivity
(i-programmer.info)
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Wow. That puts in perspective how long she lived and reigned... And how young the U.S. is.
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Ask HN: Why do apps hide their primary use case?
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ijidak
4y ago
Very interesting. Where are you located?
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Handy Japanese Verb Conjugator
(japaneseverbconjugator.com)
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Very good job. A few questions. What is the response payload size? How large is the key space? And how many unique keys? I may have missed those details in the write up. It's hard to judge queries per second without understanding those
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Is anyone aware of a good desktop application for visually exploring a JSON data set and running queries? I've found good online tools, but not a good desktop app.
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Exact same question. I'm glad I'm not alone.
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Question. Why are people so positive on Postgre versus MySQL? I'm partial to MS SQL Server myself. So many rave about Postgre. Isn't it just another RDBMS?
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> I feel powerless to make an impact. Sadly, we are. This system is broken beyond repair. I'm not holding my breath for humans to fix this. I have my money on an alternative.
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