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Delta-V (Novel)
(daniel-suarez.com)
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jefurii
7y ago
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8y ago
Yep he did do the nasty in the past-y. Oh My.
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8y ago
Sounds like every customer experience at Subway or Chipotle or Blaze Pizza, except for the computer crashing at the end.
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8y ago
When are they going to make an electric car that regular working people can afford?
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8y ago
My first computer was a TRS-80 Model I. The cassette tape storage was just Radio Shack's regular tape recorder. For some reason you had to use different volume settings for BASIC and machine language programs. The volume setting was
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8y ago
If you only ever look at the home page as a non-logged-in user, or if you don't subscribe to subreddits I can see why you'd think that. There are awesome groups on a whole range of topics. Subscribe to some of those and suddenly
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8y ago
I love the old Reddit design. It's a sea of mostly text with a few flair images but it really works. For me it's always been really readable and a joy to use. If they take it away I'll probably just stop using the site.
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8y ago
Richard D Wolff advocates a socialism that sounds something like this, centered around worker cooperatives rather than state control of everything.
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jefurii
8y ago
I just accept that I'm going to miss things. I use an RSS reader to keep up with blogs that I care about and with a couple news portals, and I have certain sites like HN that I visit one or a couple times per day, but I gave up trying
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8y ago
Project logo suggests they're aware of it.
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8y ago
This is true. I lived near a wasabi field for a time and the farmer used to give me a few roots once in awhile. If you grate it yourself it's green but not that green.
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8y ago
Can't believe I'm speaking in support of McD here but last time I went the only plastic was the straws and cup lids - everything else was paper.
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8y ago
I think parent is saying that it would be good for trade schools to include basic coursework in things like history and civics, and some arts and literature, similar to General Education requirements in a university.
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8y ago
Are there externalities to coal and other fossil fuel extraction and consumption?
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8y ago
Are all those creatures helped by climate change? What about the environmental devastation caused by coal mining and fossil fuel burning? Just putting up a bunch of panels is a lot lighter on the ecology of the area.
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8y ago
Looks interesting but it depends on a bunch of other tools that are not listed and are not installed by the setup script.
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8y ago
The article notes that the study used twenty-year-old archival data from the ESA/NASA Solar and Heliospheric Observatory (SOHO). It's good to keep that stuff around, organized so that you can find and use it.
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8y ago
Fidonet was pretty cool - truly peer to peer with its own routing system.
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8y ago
Are any BBS nostalgiaists interested in the Tilde Club idea? You can set up an community insurance de a VPS box for peanuts these days.
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8y ago
How about supporting legislation that ensures these business pay their fair share?
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Clear Sky Chart – The astronomers forecast
(cleardarksky.com)
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8y ago
I checked ClearDarkSky[1] and was lucky enough to find a place to see it withing driving distance. There were three other carfuls of people from Southern California to see it. The clouds rolled in just after the point of total eclipse. [1]
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8y ago
This is why I read Hacker News.
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8y ago
Do you have a clear understanding of the "causes of peace" that you'd like to share with us? Regardless, did you read any of the newsletters to give you a basis for your claims? > It’s just hypocritical anyway... Yeah, we
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8y ago
Do we really have to have a huge long thread on UBI here? Really? This is about a developer working on a cool project turning it into a living.
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jefurii
8y ago
I believe it is no business of corporations to dictate how we bring up children. Period.
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8y ago
See also: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18775160
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8y ago
I just got a push notification to my phone about this. According to Clark (County) Regional Emergency Services Agency's Twitter feed this is due to a widespread CenturyLink outage: https://twitter.com/CRESA/statu
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8y ago
> Believe it or not, I think the folks in the auto industry do want to make cleaner more efficient cars and trucks, but they also are in a business where a misstep can bankrupt the company so bold moves are not on the road map. Wouldn&#x
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8y ago
We need a maximum rent law.
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