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Tetris legend Jonas Neubauer has died(twitter.com)
3 points by leshokunin 6y ago|1 comments
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by leshokunin 6y ago
This is a repost because the earlier submission someone made had no reaction. Jonas Neubauer has died. He was the 7 times World Champion. He was the most prominent ambassador for Tetris as an e-sport, something that has grown considerably i
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by leshokunin 6y ago
Didn't realize this was built on Sia. Interesting! I used to follow their development closely back in ~2017. I like how this product seems to be pretty straightforward to use. Hope it leads to more.
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by leshokunin 6y ago
Sorry, what are you referring to? Would love to see links to police stations being burnt by organized groups.
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by leshokunin 6y ago
I can't tell if you're spreading misinformation on purpose. You're referring to the American Nazi party as "the left". From your link: "his Neo-Nazi group, the NSPA, would regularly hold demonstrations in Marqu
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by leshokunin 6y ago
Not impressed with turning the ban on Parler into a marketing opportunity. Especially if this is to cater to so called “freedom fighters“ who committed treason. Back to tech: wouldn’t it make more sense for these people to migrate to Mastod
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by leshokunin 6y ago
Our team at Mailscript.com is working on exactly that. Would love to chat some time to bounce ideas.
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A wonderfully detailed technical explanation of NES Zelda speed run world record(youtube.com)
1 points by leshokunin 6y ago|0 comments
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by leshokunin 6y ago
I understand it’s sad, but having been there a lot, I have to say it’s to be expected. The stalls are mostly filled with paraphernalia for tourists. You’ll find first edition French comics, old magazines from the 60s, some fancy hardcover b
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by leshokunin 6y ago
What do you call a pack / group / murder of Beowulfs? A cluster.
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by leshokunin 6y ago
Well this isn’t new is it? I recall chat from 2015 where people were pointing out that mining is just bad. Even when Ethereum started growing, one of the big arguments quickly became that proof of stake would be a superior approach. I agree
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by leshokunin 6y ago
1) spend day trolling people on Twitter 2) get reprimanded 3) write an articulate and elaborate rant philosophizing about how Twitter is really unfair. Maybe you could use that energy in the first place?
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by leshokunin 6y ago
Two thoughts here: first of all, the ROI on this marketing stunt is amazing. It's been covered in so many outlets, gotten positive PR, and just looks great for KFC. Can't have cost more than $100k to get the casemod built and the
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by leshokunin 6y ago
I identify as a leftist. I believe the government, and more generally a nation, has a duty to ensure quality of life for its citizens. That said, I think this article is grounded in a false dichotomy: "As Silicon Valley has had one of
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by leshokunin 6y ago
For a game to launch unfinished and to turn out disappointing is pretty common. Batman Arkham Asylum, Assassin's Creed Unity and No Man's Sky come to mind. Some even required full reboots, such as Final Fantasy XIV and the current
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by leshokunin 6y ago
It's funny because my Persian friends describe that their relatives expect taarof to be a thing elsewhere. Here's an example: my friend was not in the mood for breakfast. The host took it as a sign that he was taarofing. He insist
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by leshokunin 6y ago
I meant in the sense that if you just said execution without context, you'd simply expect that we'd be talking about mastering inputs. This requires a body of knowledge established completely outside of the game itself.
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by leshokunin 6y ago
Sure. I meant in the sense that if you just said execution without context, you'd simply expect that we'd be talking about mastering inputs. This requires a body of knowledge established completely outside of the game itself.
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by leshokunin 6y ago
Excellent video. I'm impressed the author went to recreate the run frame by frame, and then used those findings to analyze what was happening. Never expected this video to turn into a full on reverse engineering explanation. As a side
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by leshokunin 6y ago
We tried GPT-3 for our email startup (Mailscript), initially as a fancy way to detect and understand the content of an email. That didn't work out great, because it's really prone to false positives and ultimately requires more wo
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Ask HN: The most impressive GitHub setup you've seen?
1 points by leshokunin 6y ago|0 comments
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by leshokunin 6y ago
How does it compare with Matomo?
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by leshokunin 6y ago
Underrated comment. You’re on the money.
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by leshokunin 6y ago
Do we know why the Firefox addon? I understand how this can work as a relay service (kind of how Craigslist generates a unique email for each thread), but I don't see the point of the addon.
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by leshokunin 6y ago
Done!
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by leshokunin 6y ago
What’s a good way to be in touch? I’ll make sure we loop you in ASAP :)
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by leshokunin 6y ago
Our team is working on that, but it’s going to take a couple weeks for us to have something we can invite you to. Would you like to test it?
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by leshokunin 6y ago
There are better ways to keep a child engaged than by just giving them more school material. No matter what the material is, if they’re in a regular school, they’re going to get bored very quickly.
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by leshokunin 6y ago
You haven't mentioned anything outside of school, so have you considered giving him something on the side? I would extrapolate that he's very frustrated he understands something faster than the others, regardless of whether it&#x2
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by leshokunin 6y ago
It's really comforting to read that you spent so much energy in trying to help, and then understood when you hit a ceiling and found another way to help. Your kid is really lucky. Most times, the education system just gives up and focu

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