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by lantry 4y ago
I don't think you even need a backend. Just base64 encode the gamestate and include that in the url being shared. It will only work if the gamestate is small enough, but based on your description it sounds like that might be the case.
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yes, the US played a role, but so did germany, where biontech is based. That is why it's not accurate to say "the EU is so technologically backward and anti-science", just like you couldn't say the same about the US.
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don't you remember that the covid vaccine was invented by Americans? oh, wait a minute...
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Third Man Factor(en.wikipedia.org)
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Shaka, When the Walls Fell (2014)(theatlantic.com)
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The Existential Wonder of Space(theatlantic.com)
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by lantry 4y ago
A test fire went way off course https://wsmrmuseum.com/2021/11/10/in-1970-an-athena-missile-...
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by lantry 4y ago
they're saying that "slime mold" culture, where independence and initiative are rewarded, it's possible for one employee to write a document like this. The employee can examine and criticize the culture because they have
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by lantry 4y ago
fits with cosmological natural selection https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cosmological_natural_selecti...
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by lantry 4y ago
Because it's not 2001 all over again. YC companies and other startups are feeling the crunch, but plenty of other places are still hiring. Check out your local govt - chances are they're hiring. It's not sexy, but there'
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UK's first space launch fails to reach orbit(text.npr.org)
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It's a big part of "the word for world is forest". A colony on one planet has essentially become self governing, until one day a ship delivers an instantaneous communication device, at which point the planet is back under imp
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Yeah, I think that's the most viable solution to this problem. The US federal govt should fund software projects that are widely used. It's good for our national security, and it facilitates economic growth. This could either be g
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by lantry 4y ago
This seems to be giving him more credit than he deserves. If he's trying to get republicans on board, all he needs to do is keep crowing about free speech and cancel culture. Actually making any changes to twitter isn't required.
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yes, but fermentation is part of the manufacturing process. "cultured" refers to the introduction of bacteria to start fermentation. I apologize for committing the sin of wordplay on hn
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Cultured meat - you mean salami?
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by lantry 4y ago
Did you read the article? There's a picture of someone with one of the lines tattooed on their arm. Obviously people aren't putting whole poem on things
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by lantry 4y ago
tldr: don't review linter changes Run the new linter on all the files. Don't make any other changes. Spot check a few places to make sure the linter doesn't majorly mess anything up. Make sure your automated tests still pass.
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by lantry 4y ago
There are multiple people here and their opinions generally skew towards contrarian one-upsmanship
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by lantry 4y ago
hacker news: you don't need the cloud! you can just run a couple machines in your basement! also hacker news: why would you try to run something in your basement? Just use the cloud!
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by lantry 4y ago
How about the price of their stock? If you bought their stock any time after 1997 you've lost money on that trade link to price chart: https://g.co/kgs/rsz5vj
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by lantry 4y ago
yeah no offense but I think robots aren't the right solution here. Roosevelt island has a pneumatic system that sucks garbage through underground tubes. It's not foolproof, but it's probably a lot simpler and more efficient t
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by lantry 4y ago
source: https://www.stlouisfed.org/open-vault/2019/january/fed-infla...
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by lantry 4y ago
you can hit three nines even if you're down for 1.5 minutes every day, or ten minutes a week. It's really not as hard to hit as it sounds. For a compute heavy process that isn't end user facing (e.g. batch processing) it&#x27
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by lantry 4y ago
There is https://arc.io/ which is a P2P CDN. Sites get paid a share of the profits based on the amount of data provided by their users. Seems like a cool alternative to ads IMO, but most people that hate ads also hate havin
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by lantry 4y ago
Have you seen overmind? https://github.com/DarthSim/overmind
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says the guy who thinks search is done in the browser https://twitter.com/realGeorgeHotz/status/159527086740295680...
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by lantry 4y ago
You're forgetting that software on it's own is basically useless. In order for it to provide value, it has to be operated by a physical machine. All running software is physical, with spinning disks and mechanical relays, electron
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by lantry 4y ago
maybe the taxi service is just a way to gather more data, a stepping stone to a bigger market? I agree though, licensing it doesn't seem like it'll be enough, and idk what else they could be going for. Maybe last-mile delivery? Ma
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by lantry 4y ago
piggy backing on your comment: the only way to get PFAs out of your blood is to drain it! donate blood yall!

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