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kgran
5y ago
Write the names on dollar bills and you're fixed.
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kgran
5y ago
* 4 dozen == 48
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kgran
5y ago
It seems that the opposite is true (they underestimated the time spent in the cave): 40 days seemed like 30 days for most and even 23 days for one volunteer, according to The Guardian article ( https://www.theguardian.com/wor
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kgran
6y ago
Looking at these pictures, I've began to ponder how much of an influence the night sky has been in religion and mythology throughout the millennia.
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Academic Film Archive of North America
(archive.org)
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kgran
6y ago
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GNU World Order
(gnuworldorder.info)
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kgran
6y ago
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kgran
6y ago
See: World Athletics Female Eligibility Regulations on testosterone levels https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Athletics_Female_Eligibi... Case of Caster Semenya https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caste
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kgran
6y ago
Wow, puritans actually flagged this out.
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kgran
6y ago
Input: http://dokimos.org/ajff Output: 50% of users are expected to like your site Input: https://www.wikipedia.org/ Output: 38% of users are expected to like your site
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kgran
6y ago
I don't know much about this kind of stuff, but if the natural kind of division of labour still exists in an anarchist society, some group would eventually be elected to act as those who catch thieves, rapists, murderers, con artists a
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kgran
7y ago
It's not the same with Kansas since West Coast is used for states that meet the Pacific Ocean while the basis for Europe's division into the compass point named regions is quite vague. Therefore we have Chechia in Eastern Europe a
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kgran
7y ago
Interesting to find this on HN as I'm reading a book on Seymour Cray and his supercomputer adventures (Charles J. Murray's "The Supermen: The Story of Seymour Cray and the Technical Wizards behind the Supercomputer"). No
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kgran
7y ago
s/nobody/insignificant minority/
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kgran
7y ago
I've read in some TCP/IP basics book (may have been W. Richard Stevens' "TCP/IP Illustrated, vol. 1", I don't know) that it may have derived from catenet (concatenated network) [1]. [1] https://
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Samorost (2003)
(amanita-design.net)
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Jean Meslier (1664–1729) – a Catholic priest who didn't believe in god
(en.wikipedia.org)
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kgran
7y ago
Your comment was published 20 minutes after the submission. If you were 17 pages at that point, it makes me wonder if you were just pointing out that you found the paper somewhat insulting.
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LOLCat Bible Translation Project
(lolcatbible.com)
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8y ago
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The social function of intellect (1976) [pdf]
(cogprints.org)
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An Evolutionary Neurotheology Approach to Depression (2015) [pdf]
(rcpsych.ac.uk)
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8y ago
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kgran
8y ago
Maybe I'm wrong about the offensiveness of these, but lamer and n00b are sort of neutral.