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by jakzurr 4y ago
Those are pretty good points, thanks.
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by jakzurr 4y ago
Much more info & comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32896966
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Wish we could qualify title: "Putin Declares Partial Mobilization". I suppose "partial" is just semantics; looks like all reservists have been called up, a "full" mobilization would just add in a "full, na
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https://www.nasa.gov/sites/default/files/for_nasa.gov_imagea... https://www.nasa.gov/sites/default/files/for_stsci_site_imag... But really, it's a NASA site, it's pro
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My guess is the biggest difference is how much you use cursive. However, just like most skills, some people may be naturally better, so I suppose I could be wrong.
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Yes, I think that's pretty much all true, now. 100 years ago, when accounting and bookkeeping were all done by hand, writing cursive was probably quite a bit faster, and with all the practice you got, just as legible. In high school, I
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And they're not missing a darn thing. I mostly quit writing cursive over 40 years ago. I can still read by mom's letters, but it was tricky even way back then. I don't think it's that hard to learn to read it, if you&#x2
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... it's basically a bunch of fairy tales for nerds. omg that's embarrassing, but I guess it's true
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I'd buy more videos if they'd hire you to make alternate audio tracks.
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It's not just hard to track, it's hard to know at all this early. There will be a lot more information over the next few months.
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Thanks for finding that; it's interesting.
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One of the psy-warfare references is Paul M.A. Linebarger, aka Cordwainer Smith. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cordwainer_Smith
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OMG that's funny! Thanks for sharing.
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Wow, I had forgotten! Used to feel that way before I had SO. Even after breaking up, it just didn't matter after that. Thanks for the memory. Also, I'd have to say, you'll probably feel much more comfortable in time. But I ad
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It's true; even if you've seen the film, sometimes watching other's reactions can be pretty entertaining!
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Nikon snaps back at RED's Lawsuit(dpreview.com)
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Nikon snaps back at lawsuit, suggests RED's compressed Raw patents aren’t entirely valid Follow-up on lawsuit by RED. Here's from 2022-05-26: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31532285
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DART launched last year: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Double_Asteroid_Redirection_Te... I haven't kept up on it so well; guess other news has been distracting. Other articles: https://hn.algolia.com&#x
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That's really it. 30 years ago, I would have been quite puzzled by your explanation. Today, it seems so natural.
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Imagine making a sumptuous dinner and then sharing it with friends. There would be the eudaimonic happiness associated with preparing a great meal and then the hedonic pleasure of enjoying it with others. You get both types of happiness—bu
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:/ ...that took some digging: https://metropolismag.com/profiles/sandfuture-justin-beal-qa... Jane Levere: What does the title of your book mean? Justin Beal: The title is willfully ambiguous. But the articl
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Yeah, I'm kinda chuckling about this. But I'm also wondering if it was a typo, and they actually meant, "Sorry, I shouldn't be..."
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My father made a wonderful tongue & beans soup; must have been 45 years ago. Little brother and friend come home, I tell them, "You've got to try Dad's soup!" They both raved about it, until I mentioned the meat was
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Title really made me laugh, but progressing beyond, I'm wondering if any science people found the article as amazing as I did?
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And appropriately, from U. Tokyo. (Kawaii, kawaii!)
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whoops, typo: Robots
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Agreed. I really love the ligatures, but not sure I'd like actually coding with them. Perhaps a quick way to enable/disable?
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This was a pretty fun read. Just a note though, these have totally different meanings: Robot Chop Few Bucks Off... -> robots make little or no difference in prices Robot Chop a Few Bucks Off... -> robots make a difference in price
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dup, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32744795
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Thanks! Loved this article.

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