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by jannyfer 4y ago
That sounds like what Steve Jobs said about his cancer. As another anecdote - I got rid of my acne when I discovered benzoyl peroxide creams via an XKCD comic.
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by jannyfer 4y ago
Does it provide weather in Italy?
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by jannyfer 4y ago
I think there are many, many beautiful and charming spots in Seoul, but I don’t see any of them here. And through thousands of years of history and various wars, Seoul definitely is a mosaic. My impression is that this author doesn’t have a
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by jannyfer 4y ago
That kind of error would apply all the time. But the blog post states: "a calculation error that only manifested in scenarios where the actual ping was significantly lower than the target latency".
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by jannyfer 4y ago
FYI, online reviews say the Atomos Connect is just a repackaged version of the same generic HDMI-to-USB converters with the ms2109 chip that sell for $10-20 on Amazon (like the one linked in the original article).
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by jannyfer 4y ago
The part I was interested about the most was glossed over. In what situation can this happen? > we realized that there was a calculation error that only manifested in scenarios where the actual ping was significantly lower than the targe
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by jannyfer 4y ago
Off topic, but does anyone know which monitor that is? Looks beautiful.
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by jannyfer 4y ago
I don't think the _article_ is grasping at straws - it's Boeing who discovered this and it was reported in multiple news outlets at the time about it. This below site/article seems to give the most technical description, alth
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by jannyfer 4y ago
I thought the article was pretty trashy. But just to point it out if people missed it - I realized there is a minute long video-rticle at the top that explains there is a tax credit to cover £5000 of the switch.
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by jannyfer 5y ago
Do you mean after it sees the shadow up ahead but not under it yet, or once it enters the shadow? If the latter... Then Tesla is in a tricky situation with camera-only Autopilot. With the low dynamic range of the cameras, if you make the so
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by jannyfer 5y ago
You replied to a comment suggesting not putting money into Russian or Ukrainian stock exchanges, asking why not. > Don't put any money into both stock exchanges right now, especially the russian one. Then you are asking what money w
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by jannyfer 5y ago
Recently I read the book "Shoe Dog" and was curious who one of the characters were (Sarah). I couldn't find it on Google, and was surprised that either nobody on the internet had talked about it, or Google had just become so
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by jannyfer 5y ago
The last photo is in snow... I wonder if they actively melt snow on the roof?!
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by jannyfer 5y ago
Hang on, genuine question - do some people consider blowing their nose vs. picking their nose to be an all-or-nothing choice? If it's dry, I can't blow my nose... Unless there is some method I am not aware of.
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by jannyfer 5y ago
Looks like jjulius used 20 months in a year.
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by jannyfer 5y ago
The part you didn't respond to is why they are "lucky" to be able to hold a view... My guess is that if you have such a binary view of the world, you might have lived a simple or sheltered or privileged life.
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by jannyfer 5y ago
That's indeed a pyramid, but the video in the OP is referring to "hopper crystals" which are hollow and hence have different culinary uses vs. regular salt.
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by jannyfer 5y ago
From the HN Guidelines: > If the title contains a gratuitous number or number + adjective, we'd appreciate it if you'd crop it. E.g. translate "10 Ways To Do X" to "How To Do X," and "14 Amazing Ys&quot
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by jannyfer 5y ago
> This is kind of an American way of thinking. Small talk with strangers is weird in many places. I agree it depends on where you are, though I'm not sure about the "American" categorization. I was in Seoul where small tal
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by jannyfer 5y ago
It'd be nice to take out the clickbaity "here's why" from the title.
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by jannyfer 5y ago
In my accent, walk/talk/sock/lock all sound similar.
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by jannyfer 5y ago
I haven't read the full book, but I found "Situational Leadership" a very helpful concept that would have taken me years to learn if I went through trial & error.
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by jannyfer 5y ago
https://www.ctvnews.ca/climate-and-environment/ticks-spreadi... https://www.canada.ca/en/public-health/services/reports-publ... Here are a few sources with two mins of Googling.
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by jannyfer 5y ago
Ooh I've no idea what that would do, but wanted to share something interesting I noticed. When I visited Korea, I've noticed companies tend to have exact 12-1PM lunchtimes, all at the same time. People raise eyebrows if you leave
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by jannyfer 5y ago
Just off the top of my head - Honda Sensing works in stop-and-go traffic and keeps you within the lane.
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by jannyfer 5y ago
But aren't those USD balances? Isn't the idea that if many people try to convert USDT to USD, they won't be able to, So they won't have FDIC insured USD?
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by jannyfer 6y ago
I interpreted the four levels of reading to be a subsection of "Category 3: Reading to Understand". So as I understand it, reading fiction in the way you describe would be reading to entertain, but if you are reading to study fict
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by jannyfer 6y ago
This article seems to be from 2018 and the 90x is from $2 to $180.
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by jannyfer 6y ago
Editorialized title in the submission strikes again!
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by jannyfer 6y ago
I use brain.fm, but I would not say "they boast a lot of actual research". Their single "performance pilot" paper is mostly marketing, with a single trial on 12 people with no details on statistical significance. The eff

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