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lom
4y ago
Beauty, age, gender and BMI are all just `…` for me ? Also sad to hear that my life expectancy is only 58
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4y ago
Seems very similar to https://sourcegraph.com/search , except that github will be limited to, well, github only.
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4y ago
What for crap?
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4y ago
Yes, but with Las Vegas it probably mostly also comes out of state, and a different region altogether. Of course a New York doesn’t sustain itself with regional farming. But basic produce probably won’t come from a very far away plac,
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4y ago
Bionic reading: 317 WPM Literata: 317 WPM You read 0% faster with Bionic Reading I guess I’m a pretty consistent slow reader.
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4y ago
The article suggests so
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4y ago
> Microsoft deleted the open source Hot Reload feature, 'cause they decided to shit it only in commercial edition of Visual Studio 2022. After scandal and closed discussion, MS decided to return it. To shit it? Hilarious typo
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4y ago
45m, for most of the world, means meters. When I first read the title I thought that was awesome! Just around the block. But reality disappoints.
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4y ago
for 3 months*
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One of the numbers that is probably factored in is how much less efficient the food production would be if we adopted the food policy of one single country for the entire world. While we currently use about ~50% of habitable land for food p
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What’s a flipper zero?
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That’s what made me think the first image was drawn by a human. I thought it was a cheeky and funny way of interpreting a prompt that the AI wouldn’t have done…
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4y ago
German here, I walked to school from the 2nd day. And once I was 10 and went to another school I even took a commuter train all by myself every single day. That was very normal and everyone in my class did it to some extent.
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4y ago
How does working more hours help his work-life balance? Maybe the title should more be “not working a soul-sucking job”
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4y ago
There was this other article here where the author made an interactive NFT. When you looked at it in the market it actually nice. But once you bought it, the web server knew that you were in your wallet and it was just the poop emoji…
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4y ago
> uses for a brick unrelated, but how many can you come up with? I’m struggling after only 4 or so uses..
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4y ago
Does HN think nix is niche? And would the pay also be higher, as described in the article?
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4y ago
That is the pessimistic way of looking at things.. The US isn’t quite yet there where they won’t let you go to court, so you could still try that
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4y ago
I started reading this, but then realized it was almost 20000 words long.. how much is there to say? He faked his career, then got called out after some time, this topic really isn’t worth all the effort that was put into it
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This is dumb. Another one of those trains but less-efficient and more costly. Digging tunnels is expensive, even more so across an entire country. Taking out ventilation or escape routes will cut the price, yes - but not enough. And what i
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https://archive.ph/4eSB7
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I personally found CRANE PIOUS to get me to a good start if I had no idea
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4y ago
App not available for me
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What a pleasant surprise, I know the author from somewhere else. Small world! Very enjoyable read and even more interesting results. 4 Minecraft servers per 10000 people in Germany is kind of insane to think about. What was the number 2? Th
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I think we would have an a lot larger issue if the 2.8 million immigrants who work in construction[1] suddenly fell away. Even if it would potentially (but probably not) relieve demand a tiny bit. [1] https://eyeonhousing.org
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A day in the life of (almost) every vending machine in the world
(theguardian.com)
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If you don’t want to build one of these on your own you can also buy them in many places, at least in germany.
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Great game! That was really fun! I would love to have the ability to copy-paste the results of how wrong or right I was after a set amount of games (like wordle)
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I feel like the same is happening with bots in todays chat platforms. I know some kids who first got into programming because they wanted to program a discord bot.
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https://www.history.com/topics/world-war-ii/japanese-america...
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