mmhsieh

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by mmhsieh 6y ago
imagine the opposite: suppose we do not have the clock switching, killer (literally) chaos twice a year. someone proposes it, with predictable deaths to ensue every year, forever. who would support it? i would not!
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Delta has banned nearly 250 passengers for refusing to wear masks(cnn.com)
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IRS Update: 800k Taxpayers May Have Tossed Stimulus Payments in the Trash(forbes.com)
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Microsoft Flight Simulator players are chasing Hurricane Laura(polygon.com)
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A decades-long renovation returns a Midwestern palazzo to its original glory(stlmag.com)
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William Shatner rails against Space Force officer ranks in op-ed(thehill.com)
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by mmhsieh 6y ago
oot the hoose w'him!
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Scientists who never won a Nobel Prize(wondersofphysics.com)
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by mmhsieh 6y ago
for those interested in very long train rides, don't miss Bong Joon Ho's "Snowpiercer."
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Valve says time to download MS Flight Simulator won't affect refund requests(pcgamer.com)
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The Chinese Navy Just Transformed This Cargo Ship into an Helicopter Carrier(forbes.com)
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by mmhsieh 6y ago
>One issue to watch out for are investors who lack operating experience but believe that they are “pattern matchers”. That’s like hiring a coach who’s never played the game, but still thinks, “Hey Michael Jordan, you need to listen to my
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Hotel in Tokyo installs flight simulator in room (2019)(businesstraveller.com)
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An innocent typo led to a giant 212-story obelisk in Microsoft Flight Simulator(theverge.com)
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Moral Injury(en.wikipedia.org)
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by mmhsieh 6y ago
"What UBI skeptical people want to know is where is the proof that we can afford to tax ourselves to pay ourselves, where is the proof that it won't hurt long term productivity, and where is the proof that it doesn't cause in
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Why Tokyo’s New Transparent Public Restrooms Are a Stroke of Genius(forbes.com)
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Paul Rand's NeXT Logo (2010)(logodesignlove.com)
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All the Intrusive and Insulting Ways Bosses Are Smothering Their Remote Workers(slate.com)
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The Japanese Art of Restoring Broken Pottery(en.wikipedia.org)
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by mmhsieh 6y ago
i am not sure if this is true but george lucas supposedly named episode VI return of the jedi instead of revenge of the jedi to save on ink costs. i am almost completely sure it is not true but i have not yet seen a debunking of this otherw
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by mmhsieh 6y ago
no need for embarrassment for you. radical idea here: the point of language is for a person to put the ideas from his head into the head of another person. so long as the idea is conveyed, it is successful. piece/peace distinction in s
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by mmhsieh 6y ago
I believe it was in one of Arudou's own writings that I read the 16 per year figure, circa 2000 or so.
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by mmhsieh 6y ago
For those interested in foreigners obtaining Japanese citizenship, check out the story of Debito Arudou. It's a whole higher level of difficulty. At some point I think only around 16 naturalizations were happening per year, of a countr
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Physicists have a problem as Higgs boson refuses to misbehave(newscientist.com)
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by mmhsieh 6y ago
for anyone who has ever gotten the surprise O($10,000) PACER monthly bill, this is a no-brainer. not just lawyers who get these bills btw.
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1988 IMO Question Six(medium.com)
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by mmhsieh 6y ago
Law 21: You can never please everyone.
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Taiwan’s Unlikely Digital Minister Hacked the Pandemic(wired.com)
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Trained dogs were able to sniff out Covid-19 infections with 94% accuracy: study(cnbc.com)
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