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Selected Classic Chemistry Papers(web.lemoyne.edu)
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by marto1 5y ago
This all time classic describes my stance pretty well: https://lkml.org/lkml/2000/9/6/65 . Although I don't need a disassembler that often so my use cases are even less.
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I was just about to make the exact same point. Housing is warfare. You'll find few friends. Be extremely careful with advice.
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It's also incredibly potent for spreading propaganda. I doubt any of the big players want to give any of that power just yet :-)
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These are pretty good and well put together . I highly recommend anything by Eric Lander https://www.edx.org/bio/eric-s-lander
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While I do agree with the self improvement part of this, I also like to point out it's a different game once you start interacting with/organize people, as the Arabic saying goes: "The soul travels at the speed of a camel&quo
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probably this one: https://www.meta-nomad.net/avoiding-the-global-lobotomy/ It's an incredibly concise "survival guide" for the modern "normal" way of life. It also raises way more questions th
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Welcome to big tech corp paranoia. Enjoy your stay! But seriously don't hold on to something that makes no sense to you whatsoever. I'm pretty sure management won't turn the boat for you especially at the scale of your compla
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It might be just me, but the typeface they're using isn't very readable either.
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does "echo" count ? I do "echo mynote123 >> notes" occasionally when working with a codebase especially a novel one. Then emacs org-mode for more structured notes.
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https://archive.ph/qlUV3
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That's great. I use these myself on a daily basis, but it can turn into quite a grind, especially working with novel(to me) datasets.
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The rich may not penny pinch..but they are already rich. It's a logical fallacy to assume a correlation. What would be really interesting is to trace their spending behavior while they weren't rich.
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Ask HN: Interactive CSV Diffing Tool?
2 points by marto1 5y ago|2 comments
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Ask HN: Has anyone bought an abandoned business?
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You're staring at one right now :-)
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I mostly..don't. For one liners, I keep them in a git controlled org-mode file. But for everything else it's all over the place.
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Just remember non-linear effects can go both ways.
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In that spirit even USB didn't get it on the first try. Maybe something along the lines of IPv6 1.1 will do the trick. I'd focus on simplification and killer features.
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Tried to give it on an old HN thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11465078 and it gave me an "No video supported.." for https://per.quest/f0538689a63a0ff24718ad05fd715a59.mp3 Hope this he
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Some of the old BSDs probably. Given modern driver support there's nothing much I couldn't do with it.
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Been running Fairphone 3 for a while now. It's a really decent phone with easy battery access and that's exactly why I bought it. Would be so nice if this kind of design becomes the norm.
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Depending on your needs maybe an old school service like a free shell account can do the trick for you. Here's a list: https://freeshell.de/~lysy/public/free.htm
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Depends on expectations. Coming from a traditional christian perspective everyone has the right to rebirth at any point in life. The sooner the better of course. Then it's all about following God. It is the persistence shown every day
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To play devils's advocate: well, it might just very well turn out that what most humans are currently engaged in can very well turn out to be reducible to "big linear algebra functions slapped on top of a large processor".
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Could be also cool to identify "mmm"s and "uuuh"s and remove these, too.
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It has to do at least in part with complacency accumulated in time as people accept some resource for granted. E.g. in the beginning actors wanting a certain market good could be fighting very hard for it, but once acquired, over time, mayb
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That actually looks pretty cool. I'll check it out. Thanks!
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If you have accounts one thing to do is to set a (unknown to users) daily comment quota. Set it to like 20 or something you consider very high and make an alert fire if someone reaches the quota. At this point the user shouldn't be abl
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> happy to trade away 25k to get to stay home and run some errands during the day when the kids are at school. That's definitely going to result in more happy families so I would be voting with 5 arms and 6 legs for this if I could.

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