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by imdsm 4y ago
This is entirely dependent on the person. Some people have to have something new every single day, and some people like to enjoy the same stuff. Some people try new beers every time they go out, and some people drink their favourite. Years
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by imdsm 4y ago
This is fantastic. I've created John Maynard Keynes and am asking a series of economic questions. While my previous chat with Elon had me worrying about his frame of mind, as an educational tool, this is fantastic. Just think what the
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by imdsm 4y ago
More stuff to worry about. My favourite!
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by imdsm 4y ago
Anecdote: have found brown noise great — same effect as white noise but not grating on the ear
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by imdsm 4y ago
I feel slightly sad that I numbered the questions and you blew past that but then it seems you've not attempted to answer the actual questions. > Inherited capital in every startup I've worked at. And enough of it that they got
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by imdsm 4y ago
Many people make this point, but very few are willing to defend their views with some good old pragmatism. In the nature of HN, let's have a go at that, shall we? 1. Who works harder, an office worker working for 7.5 hours or a nurse w
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by imdsm 4y ago
Sorry but this isn't the place for politics. HN is our last refuge from the shitstorm of political unrest on every other site. Reddit, Twitter, and Facebook are available though.
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by imdsm 4y ago
Great idea but the microphone just wouldn't work for me. Also, in one statement, the AI chose a name that sounded like jirybadjirybadjirybadjirybadjirybadjirybad — repetitive. I'm not judging but I thought it was broken for a mome
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by imdsm 4y ago
I think it's fair to say most of us had our grades suffer. My GCSEs back in 06 were terrible, but no wonder, I spent most of my time hacking & writing code. I'm no worse off for it, and I'm sure you won't be either!
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by imdsm 4y ago
Diplomacy often comes across as friendliness. I've been in situations where I've not acquiesced and seen how quickly things can change. As they say, don't take friendliness for weakness. Wonderfully managed by all parties tho
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by imdsm 4y ago
I mean, unfair to put expectations on Signal to solve problems (especially right away). It could be that the solution didn't occur to someone until recently.
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by imdsm 4y ago
Bitcoin may not be private but it's pseudonymous, multiple public keys per private key. I think if it had have been private though, it never would have taken off. The transparency and exploitability of blockchains is key to their succe
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by imdsm 4y ago
This is why I no longer work in room service delivery.
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Population Bottleneck(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by imdsm 4y ago|0 comments
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by imdsm 4y ago
This looks really amazing.
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by imdsm 4y ago
Stripe CEO Patrick Collison: "What is happening?" => basically, a major uptick in attempted fraud over the first half of this year that necessitated making our systems stricter. But have an idea for a structural fix here. More
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by imdsm 4y ago
Personally, I don't see Ticket To Europe conflicting with Ticket to Ride: Europe. If it was Ticket to Europe: Ride then fair enough, but otherwise we're saying that all words/phrases have a margin around them, which I disagre
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by imdsm 4y ago
I'm working on a side project that will essentially cover uptime and metrics monitoring for servers, as I find that trying to roll out prometheus monitoring across large numbers of servers across multiple organisations and setups is to
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by imdsm 4y ago
feeling a bit cold, gonna turn on my gaming pc for an hour
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by imdsm 4y ago
Very cool idea, but what I'd need way more often: Now what I want is something that will scan my life and tell me how to put it back together properly. Or better yet, provide a robot to do it for me.
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by imdsm 4y ago
These is the kind Lego your grandma would buy you for Christmas and you'd have to smile and say thanks while knowing they're not compatible and then vigilantly ensuring they don't contaminate the master Lego set
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by imdsm 4y ago
Remember, P=IV, Power (watts) is Voltage (v) by Current (a). Things like toasters and kettles tend to use around 13 amps, though voltage differs by country. In the UK, we have 230 V, so that's 2,990 W. In the USA 120 V so 1,560 W. In c
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by imdsm 4y ago
On the other hand, the community could rename its implementation of JS and go with a new approach, so long as it isn't ECMAScript.
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by imdsm 4y ago
The hardest thing these days is trying to think of names. Taking a concept and reducing it to one or two words that explain what it does, because to have a name that doesn't quite describe it, just, feels wrong. I spend more time on th
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by imdsm 4y ago
Visit https://gchq.github.io/CyberChef and try this: U U D D L R L R B A
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by imdsm 4y ago
I'm not sure if I follow. It was a design for an A bomb that would cost $2k, ergo, a $2k A bomb. Obviously have to adjust for time and inflation.
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Skyrmions(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by imdsm 4y ago|0 comments
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by imdsm 4y ago
I can confirm this
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by imdsm 4y ago
That domain doesn't seem to load
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by imdsm 4y ago
This is a great idea, but the website could be so much better. I felt like I wanted to be taken on a journey, of what is this? why does it matter to me? how does it work? how can I get involved? what's the projects future? I love the i

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