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by lowdose 6y ago
You have to appreciate the imagination of the guy!
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by lowdose 6y ago
http://archive.is/Re1Mp
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by lowdose 6y ago
http://archive.is/9a5K1
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by lowdose 6y ago
When was the last time you read a positive story on Putin in the NYtimes? All those outlets are compromised expect maybe NPR. Eric Weinstein calls it the gated institutional narrative, it is on you you still consider the mainstream anythin
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by lowdose 6y ago
Gervais principle https://www.ribbonfarm.com/2009/10/07/the-gervais-principle-...
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by lowdose 6y ago
Well they wouldn't be the first nation state to invest an enormous amount of resources in trying to develop science fiction like capabilities. Excluding a range of possibilities with a reasonable amount of certainty is a very expensive
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by lowdose 6y ago
> Personally, I think it's some black-budget government project that somebody wasn't supposed to reveal. That's exactly what they want their adversaries to think so adversaries are going invest a ridiculous amount of reso
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by lowdose 6y ago
Chess is a zero sum game and is very limited in it's application in life. Chess probably has had an overall negative effect on the course of history by excluding the win-win possibility. Strategy through the lens of chess results in lo
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by lowdose 6y ago
If something is more valuable than the opportunity costs it is stupidity not to pursue it .If something is less valuable than the opportunity cost it is stupid to mention.
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by lowdose 6y ago
It seems like the Arab spring was mainly caused by a spike in food prices.
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by lowdose 6y ago
http://archive.is/Rnjph
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by lowdose 6y ago
The biological warfare capabilities of the USSR that were revealed when the iron curtain fell were a complete surprise to the Western world. The game of power is completely different because communism practiced today has nothing in common w
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by lowdose 6y ago
Suppose a nation state spend several trillion dollars on investigating every improbability to achieve science fiction like travel capacity & speed to eventually reach the conclusion we have reached global maximum of physics as it is. Wh
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by lowdose 6y ago
http://archive.is/OU9eV
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by lowdose 6y ago
Certainly some questions I would like to have answered.
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by lowdose 6y ago
What an oversight, strange that there is no personal accountability for journalists. Is this because the journalists reported in line of thought of the outlet they were working for?
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by lowdose 6y ago
http://archive.is/axMiv
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by lowdose 6y ago
People are extracting more oil from the planet than people are currently consuming.
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by lowdose 6y ago
Shane Parrish always waists an enormous amount of time on uninteresting aspects of his guests and then after 1.5 hour when he finally gets to interesting matter the podcast ends. A good example is the podcast with Jim Collins where the inte
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by lowdose 6y ago
Email the founder with a proposal to work together.
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by lowdose 6y ago
Some people use this knowledge to weasel out of bets.
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by lowdose 6y ago
Very annoying font size.
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China mocks USA with animation Once Upon a Virus(youtu.be)
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by lowdose 6y ago
It's hilarious and worth 1.5 minute of your time. Especially the change of the statue face in a familiar color of 45.
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by lowdose 6y ago
Google docs also has options to export to markdown.
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by lowdose 6y ago
For the ones hitting a wall http://archive.is/RN8ZA
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by lowdose 6y ago
https://github.com/arielf/weight-loss
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by lowdose 6y ago
NYTimes has reach the bottom of both creativity and reporting in this article. If you went to the comments first to check if there is an incentive to read: No, there is not, just saved you 10 minutes.
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by lowdose 6y ago
This fable sounds so old and dusty that probably the only people that didn't hear this parrot song are occupying a shout forum like twitter because they never listen. I dare you to use the HN search function on comments and come up wit
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by lowdose 6y ago
Google offers the functionality to add your own acronyms and products on the commercial speech to text. I think there is even a manual quality feedback loop in alpha.

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