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8y ago
ouch. didn't help (but thank you for the references)
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8y ago
tell me this "usher" person is not an actual academic, please. they sound 12...
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8y ago
so any memorable techno tunes from the trip/times? haha
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8y ago
lets spell it out then https://obeygiant.com/propaganda/manifesto/
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8y ago
OBEY
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8y ago
no hax0r, no soup for you!
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8y ago
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8y ago
generalizing what "audiophiles" want is like trying to generalize what the "blacks" want or what "canadians" want. it makes no sense. what sounds 'good' entirely depends on the source and the listener
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8y ago
why generalize like this? indeed discussing virtually any subject with virtually anybody (except perhaps within academic circles) usually reveals how "stubborn, misinformed, anecdotal and delusional" their beliefs are if i had to
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8y ago
thats not true. if the probability of whether or not its a sail could be calculated, it would have been in the paper ;)
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8y ago
why is this on hackernews? "What to Submit On-Topic: Anything that good hackers would find interesting. That includes more than hacking and startups. If you had to reduce it to a sentence, the answer might be: anything that gratifies o
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8y ago
well to be fair google hasnt implemented it yet either. there could be significant reasons for that, like results could be worse than default except in specific situations
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8y ago
why does hn censor humor? that censorship is creating a feedback loop where creative individuals are left out of the discussions, which seem to be becoming more and more pedantic. his post, while perfunctory, is still a reference to somethi
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8y ago
it begins
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8y ago
you didn't evolve "to do" anything. that's teleology.
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8y ago
what issues does ubuntu have that debian doesn't? i think the average desktop user is likely to get further with the latter than the former (joke about how debian gives you the choice of old or broken). for reference i have both oses o
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8y ago
they've gone to the trouble of making video instructions for each plane but they don't show it flying? what the
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8y ago
c.f: the concept of prana; and the belief that you can sustain yourself on sunshine alone
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modzu
8y ago
well how are they supposed to know better? they're kids. it's on us (their parent's generation) to educate them about "how the world works career wise"
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8y ago
serious question: if you're looking for a commodore 64 why not use a commodore 64?
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modzu
8y ago
why is this pop-science trash at the top of the front page???
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modzu
8y ago
fuck cancer
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8y ago
lol thanks for this! time to queue up some cheeze
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modzu
8y ago
thanks for sharing, but holy slowwww
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8y ago
cargo cult design
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8y ago
pricing it out online, at least in canada, has it in the upper tiers (of course other factors may influence your premiums more than the car, ymmv). tesla was also only in a handful of the databases. its great to hear there are companies off
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8y ago
big deal. if you're chasing new cpus for more ghz you're a dog chasing your tail.. It would be nice to see some low voltage cpus that aren't just reserved for OEMs only.. unfortunately this is one area AMD hasn't pressur
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8y ago
what can be done about insurance costs? id love to recommend a model 3 to friends and family but they can't all afford paying the same premiums as they would for a porsche 911...
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8y ago
desktop, because it's fast and ergonomic
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8y ago
pics or it didn't happen
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