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by kanobo 6y ago
Thanks for your help! I guess it's just me then.
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Ask HN: Is your Mac's clock 16.3 seconds behind?
1 points by kanobo 6y ago|3 comments
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by kanobo 6y ago
Oh interesting, what's your native language and did you only know one language before adulthood? There are studies that have shown that the likelihood of being a polygot is influenced by having a multilingual childhood.
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by kanobo 6y ago
Imagine if scientists could one day figure out how to expand the linguistic critical period into adulthood, we could all be polygots.
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by kanobo 6y ago
You have a very basic understanding of nutrition, a sad view of the world, and a habit of giving very specific numbers based on nothing.
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by kanobo 6y ago
Nobody said anything about starvation or wants to comment on stereotypes, eating healthy has many things to do with being poor though.
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by kanobo 6y ago
It is a database you can easily update and watch for changes in your website's javascript. Now you can also log people in with the same service. With those two you can move much of the logic that was traditionally done on the server on
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by kanobo 6y ago
When you're living paycheck to paycheck your IQ and decision-making ability is effectively handicapped from having to constantly worry about eating and security. Combine that with a system that can be brutal if you don't have the
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by kanobo 6y ago
One strategy that I employed after getting a nonsensical 2 star review was having two friends write two 1 star review with honest positive comments. People sorting by most critical review will still see positive comments and assume the low
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by kanobo 6y ago
Once a Rustacean always a Rustacean - a first impression will inevitably lead you down a never ending road but luckily there is a great community to support you.
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by kanobo 6y ago
It's ironic (but understandable) that Supabase uses auth0 for their auth. How does Supabase auth compare to just using auth0?
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by kanobo 6y ago
This is remotely tangentially related but when I learned that the milk in one milk carton was composed of many hundreds of cows and not just one cow it blew my mind as a child.
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by kanobo 6y ago
Oh interesting, this guide was made in partnership with the Air Force?? (see footer)
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by kanobo 6y ago
Looks impressive, I love how serious tools back in the day still had visual embellishments and interesting interfaces that gave a glimpse of the inventor's personality.
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by kanobo 6y ago
That's actually a common misconception, there's no evidence that they were eaten to extinction and there is some evidence that suggests early settlers thought they weren't worth eating because they aren't tasty.
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by kanobo 6y ago
I remember reading an old research paper (pre-minecraft) that tracked long-term effects of kid-friendly languages like logo and scratch-like languages vs textual-based programming like basic. It found that the former got more kids engaged b
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by kanobo 6y ago
Learning that it's one of a kind and so unique makes me want to eat it and know how it tastes.
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by kanobo 6y ago
Hugely ironic, but not surprising since projects on GitHub get better exposure and also the ability to raise funds with GitHub sponsors.
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by kanobo 6y ago
So sad and devastating for those nearby, I hope lessons were learned and future occurrences prevented.
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by kanobo 6y ago
Kinda like Montessori except with code? When I see kids build things in Minecraft I wonder if those skills translate to programming later in life. I believe I was lucky in that when I was in grade school even websites by professionals were
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by kanobo 6y ago
I genuinely had no idea and surprised that caste discrimination is a thing in silicon valley companies, have readers here experienced this? I would have imagined that people got better things to occupy their minds with when there's wor
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by kanobo 6y ago
You're right, I was confused. This is like deciphering Dark on netflix.
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by kanobo 6y ago
This site is suspicious AF. All the sites in their 'news network' just have headlines describing Fauci as a mass murderer with word salad articles.
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by kanobo 6y ago
I interpreted the description as normal chess board = 2 dimensions. time = third dimension. moving on the x axis in the multiverse as 4th dimension and moving on the y axis in the multiverse as 5th dimension. So yes, in this wacky world a s
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by kanobo 6y ago
2FA is only as good as the company that employs it otherwise it just gives people a false sense of security and privacy.
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by kanobo 6y ago
Are there any online archives with high res scans of book covers? The few photos in this article are very beautiful.
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by kanobo 6y ago
Very cool, I like how you click on the dots context menu and view each data directly in the editor. Also, the table of contents makes me extremely uncomfortable, it feels like I'm being followed!
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by kanobo 6y ago
Serious question, was this comment written by a bot? I can see how each word is related to the thread but as a whole it reads like word salad.
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by kanobo 6y ago
I think you're spending more time trying to justify your initial failure at finding the story on google rather than just doing the basic research to satisfy your curiosity. I can't tell if you're trolling at this point.
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by kanobo 6y ago
Yes, most of the internet is bullshit. It's up to each person to find and verify their own nuggets of gold.

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