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by navane 3y ago
That's it. All problems solved by a week of smart work get zero recognition, because "it was an easy problem". But if you tender to the oracle's of the world, use teams of people, preferable switch sub contractor half wa
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by navane 3y ago
He bought gambling stock with his retirement fund, struck gold, and now has 5bn untaxed in a US account?
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by navane 3y ago
You might need a teacher. Biking is all endurance, piano involves a bit more.
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by navane 3y ago
Every time some peoples came from the east to trample Europe, they came trough this patch of land and scorched it. Romania's longing to Roman history is mostly a nation building effort. Romania was a buffer territory between the Ottoma
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by navane 3y ago
Just looked at the pictures and captions, captivating. Worth for the last painting alone.
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by navane 3y ago
When you talk to your mom and you remember something happening one way, and she remembers it another way, but you both insist you remember it correctly, one of you is doing what the LLM is doing (filling up gaps of knowledge with bull shit)
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by navane 3y ago
I see this more and more, overly generic team and function names: design system. System engineer. Words like system and design are meaningless, could mean anything. We're all working in a context, so we're all part of a system, ev
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by navane 3y ago
Or you became "one of them", and now you too have an agenda.
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by navane 3y ago
But it wasn't the institute who started breeding. This sounds more like "paying your programmers by the line" who then flatten their for loops.
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by navane 3y ago
That's a lot of software for 50 minutes per week
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by navane 3y ago
I played it a couple of days and it's great. I agree about the selecting the different tiles, it's not the smoothest but it's very easy to understand how that works. The whole puzzle really explains itself well with the numbe
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by navane 3y ago
I get not believing the cry wolf. But not when the wolves are literally tearing people up in front of you.
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by navane 3y ago
What if the bad performance of the song apps, is the cause for the population decline? The natural urge for reproduction is tapped by the dating apps?
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by navane 3y ago
It's only a problem because we set up our economy as a pyramid scheme, and that is now biting us in the ass. If there was no economic problem due to the decline in population, there was no problem, period.
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by navane 3y ago
Maybe the non-native people that earn less see their future brighter, whereas the native group with good income sees their future darker. When you come from nothing its easier to give your kids a better future than you had. Some animals don
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by navane 3y ago
There is a significant branch in here that advocates for taking voting rights away from the childless.
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by navane 3y ago
It's the strong believers that create schisms. Just hang around and nod -- those are your favorite believers.
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by navane 3y ago
If you are in the minority on HN, it's almost more likely you are in the majority outside HN.
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by navane 3y ago
As a sibling of yours pointed out above, the train worked with CMGs, their energy usage seems not too much: "CMGs are also far more power efficient. For a few hundred watts and about 100 kg of mass, large CMGs have produced thousands o
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by navane 3y ago
Reminds me of the self balancing train that rode on a single, small rail track. Project got cancelled because the double rail system was already well established.
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by navane 3y ago
That is a valid point, but the article compares Netherlands wages to US wages, these countries do not have a history of exploiting each other.
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by navane 3y ago
And, which one has a historic asymmetric power balance. We discriminate pay on job role, on job level, on performance. We discriminate on length (tank crew), eyesight (pilots). That is not Discrimination however, because it lacks a historic
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by navane 3y ago
> it feels like a very, very light version of the prep you do when designing a campaign as a DM With todays chatgpts, that reads like a pretty decent prep for a campaign as a DM.
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by navane 3y ago
So your saying, what if the game was not hypothetical?
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by navane 3y ago
As someone who works with actual blueprints, I'll tell you that even those don't guarantee what the actual asset looks like.
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by navane 3y ago
Dreams are what gets you out of bed in the morning.
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by navane 3y ago
>>BUT, if you decide to sell them, you can't just sell them to a specific person over the counter. You'd have to sell on a market so that anyone can potentially buy them and potentially outbid your intended investor. >So
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by navane 3y ago
For sixty bucks you got yourself a "toy" keyboard which will let you play those chords with just pressing the root note. When you're ready to move on and play the full chords yourself, you already know which roots to play.
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by navane 3y ago
Tonnetz is cute, but it's just another perspective with its own limitations. Why is the double triangle ceg together with egb a nice harmonic chord, but the triangle ceg plus c-eflat-g a disharmony? They form the same shape.
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by navane 3y ago
I had a similar idea: https://imgur.com/a/MccC29V

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