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by kebman 4y ago
I've used various techniques for slow sync flash throughout my photography career. Worked exceptionally well for stage photography, night-time events, electronica concerts, and the like. Slow sync flash is when you let ambient light ex
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by kebman 4y ago
Reminds me of Misery. "I'm your number one fan!" :)
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by kebman 4y ago
No worries, I'll take a look at your site later. :) If it helps, I tried reaching the site from Norway. Thanks for reaching out! Edit: It works just fine now! Looks pretty interesting!
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by kebman 4y ago
I don't agree. For one, I've done it myself, and you can have just as much fun, if not more without alcohol. Though when the crowd gets too pissed, I usually just move on or go home. I like to drink occasionally, though, but I oft
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by kebman 4y ago
Looks like the HN posting crashed the site.
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by kebman 4y ago
Ultimately, I think you'll get there! :)
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by kebman 4y ago
Looks pretty cool. Any support for Spencerian Script or Kurrentschrift? If that's the case I'd really love it!
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by kebman 4y ago
I wonder if this article is written also with AI help? For instance ChatGPT usually ends the last paragraph with "Ultimately". As a side note I've also seen sites use SEO by writing possible search terms into the article itse
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by kebman 4y ago
A sequel would be an episode of what happened between Miss Sophie and the butler in bed after dinner. A prequel would be the life and times of her now dead guests. Don't get me wrong, a sequel would be cool too! Perhaps we could get a
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by kebman 4y ago
I think this might actually be good. Always wondered what happened to her guests. Did she do them in her self? Did they trip on the lion while drunk? So many unanswered questions!
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by kebman 4y ago
No, but I might use it to buy the Hacker News board, so I can haz ULTIMATE CONTROLZ over the bots and users here. ;) Jk I'm not like Elon.
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by kebman 4y ago
I'm probably gonna get downvoted for this, but a $5k vacation won't bring you lasting happiness. At best it's great in the moment, it'll bring you some fond memories, and perhaps it'll give you some bragging rights.
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by kebman 4y ago
Survivor bias. Plus the mere act of "making it" is a great marketing tool on its own. People love to hear success stories, and in turn they might spend money on hearing those stories in order to learn the secrets of the survivor
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by kebman 4y ago
I wonder how a service like this would look like over IPFS. Or if one could somehow merge the distributive power of IPFS with sharing of end-to-end encrypted information. Or perhaps there's already one? Or perhaps Jami is already super
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by kebman 4y ago
I let my guard down once, because of a third party survey from actually Apple. Then actually Apple allowed the third party to funnel me onto their third party site. And that's where I suddenly found myself subscribed to a $15 fun recur
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by kebman 4y ago
Why didn't you tell me before I started googling?
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by kebman 4y ago
What is an Engine Cowl Flaps Indicator? * Frantic Googling * Oohhhh! So that's what it is! How useful!
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by kebman 4y ago
Yes, you might be onto something.
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by kebman 4y ago
I have, and I think they're epic. That's why I think Jodorowsky has a big cult following that would have made it a financially sound idea to give him both money and creative freedom to make more movies.
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by kebman 4y ago
Why aren't film producers throwing money at Jodorowsky? The visuals and stories he'd tell would surely be mind blowing. (I ofc know these are AI generated images, but it still makes me wonder.) For instance I'm certain that i
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by kebman 4y ago
This is true. For more on the topic, look up the seigniorage of the antiquity, and not least the ... self issued ... gold certificates of Stockholms Banco of 1661, boasting the first printing of bank notes used in Europe. It didn't go
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by kebman 4y ago
In the end it would seem that SBF and his gang wasn't so interested in crypto as he was in fiat currency and real estate. As for the ramifications for the crypto scene, the trust of cryptocurrencies has gone right into the cellar now,
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by kebman 4y ago
I think people conflate "being productive" with "work." The work is simply the contractual agreement between you and your employer. He or it has a notion about how long it's supposed to take, and you do too. And so
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by kebman 4y ago
Sure, if the "book" is a one-to-one representation of a physical book. It's not, though.
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by kebman 4y ago
No wonder. The last tweets from SBF has been lies. In particular he's stated that Alameda Research would stop trading on FTX. This is glossing over the fact that Alameda Research is a major liquidity provider for FTX, meaning that if t
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by kebman 4y ago
It means that the contract you enter when you loan money has limitations to what you can use said funds for, and how or what it's secured with (including interest). It would seem that the creditors of Bankman-Fried gave him quite liber
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by kebman 4y ago
Ah, the magic of loaned funds with little or no demands tied to it. And you wonder why real estate prices are so high? It's largely the same principle, except the regulation is way, wayyy tighter. But in sum, the effect it has on marke
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by kebman 4y ago
If only I had a FTX US account. I'd get one more day of GTFO...
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by kebman 4y ago
Done? What do you mean "done"? Consulting hours are much better on projects that cannot ever be finished!1
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by kebman 4y ago
Yes you can. Just offer a better product, and people will buy it instead of the old or bad product. Better yet, make the new product backwards compatible, and fewer people will have qualms about forking out for it. Better yet, do an aggress

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