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l33tbro
4y ago
I love what Grant Petty and his team at Blackmagic Design are doing. Creating cutting-edge, feature-rich, 10k cinema cameras at a fraction of the price of the industry giants.
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Ask HN: Whose work do you admire?
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Ask HN: Are iPhones designed to last for a couple of years?
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4y ago
Because I find gamifying connection sad.
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4y ago
I'm not sure how I'm making an assumption. They admit they were unable to form emotional connections prior to this convoluted methodology they've developed.
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4y ago
This is kind of sad. It just feels like OP has built this enormous apparatus over some emotional void they've picked up in their development. Making friends just isn't that hard for the vast majority of people. If you're h
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4y ago
I like to try and get a sense each day of what is happening in our dystopia. I start with mainstream news first thing in the morning to see the prevailing narrative / propaganda people are being fed. From there I go to broadsheet left
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> But just imagine calling Picasso "the mercurial Spaniard" when talking to a friend. Even one sentence of this would raise eyebrows in conversation. Why does everything have to be "optimized" with Paul? I'll ta
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Communication Skill in Babies Born During Pandemic
(adc.bmj.com)
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4y ago
Is quoting a stoic on HN the same as playing 'Stairway to Heaven' in a guitar shop? I do love this quote of course (and all things Aurelius).
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4y ago
Forget nuance, what I would have given for one meaningful moment from my largely aloof old man. You are lucky to have that relationship in ways you'll never know. Either way, sorry to hear about his condition.
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4y ago
> RootMyTV This will go well in Australia.
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4y ago
The French New Wave were all too different to generalise like this. Godard and Rohmer (or Resnais) could't be more different really. It was actually the previous generation of French directors that they were all reacting against - who
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4y ago
Do you think our attention spans are not getting worse?
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4y ago
> the young generation ... are the biggest indicator as to where things are heading. They sure can be. But young people around me in the early 2000s were into rap-metal, buying ringtones, and using ICQ or IM. These obviously were not g
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Ask HN: What helped you get better at executing?
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4y ago
In my experience it just comes down to time and competing priorities. Would I love to deep dive into my fuse box and learn how to rewire it? Very much so. But the limited free time I have needs to go into side projects and life goals. I s
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4y ago
Sure, but what is your point? I never said the early French New Wave films didn't do well in their native homeland. My point stands that there were 'name' directors that excited the public long before the auteur theory.
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4y ago
What about Hitchcock? Lang? Sturges? Von Sternberg? Welles? Directors enjoyed top-billing prior to the articles and films by the Cahiers du Cinéma critics. While they made a huge contribution to the form of cinema, how many people real
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4y ago
Did you really just post a Yeats poem in response to some feature changes on Instagram?
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4y ago
Sounds like you guys have a lot of fun. I love it.
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Ask HN: Do you play with your kids?
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Robb Elementary School Attack Response Assessment and Recommendations
(alerrt.org)
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I've not been diagnosed, but I think my problem with 'journalling' is that it is far too rigid and structural. When I put pen to paper in the morning, I am letting my absolute freak flag fly and engage in something that is mu
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OT - but the insistence on italicized type for this article is rather bizarre. No other USC article I've ever seen follows this formatting.
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The author makes your point that there are plenty of smaller voices out there. However the commissioners and platform owners are no longer so incentivised to find and promote those voices. While it's great to go out and see interesti
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Ask HN: What are some technologies around today that few know about?
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A company I've done work for has an 80 percent germination rate by shooting seedballs into the dirt. They later return to the site via GPS data to monitor and verify their success. https://dronedj.com/2022/01/
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I took a vacation last year and purposely didn't look at anything online apart from checking work email occasionally. It was so beneficial and it made me feel like I was coming back to somewhere I hadn't been in a while. If you&#
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4y ago
Use the Nitter extension. Or browse private mode. Problem solved.
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