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I have exactly the same experience and I am baffled how people get value from Twitter. I keep creating an account, going in, getting baffled, then leaving. Why are so many smart and insightful people on Twitter? Because it's easier tha
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4 times out of 5 I find the price on booking.com to be 20% ~ 40% cheaper than the price on the place’s own website. Even when I call them for a price like booking.com (because I hate giving Booking my money), the place says the best price i
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Which brand masks were tested? They're labeled in the paper Mask1, Mask2, etc
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I would downvote a one-word comment like "No." because this class of comment does nothing to further discussion. If it were "No, and here's why" then I'd upvote it instead.
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Try simply duck.com https://duck.com
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1/3rd of all human beings are trapped inside Russell's teapot. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russell%27s_teapot
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> The team showed that clocks located just a millimeter apart—about the width of a pencil tip—showed slightly different times due to the influence of Earth’s gravity.
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This is commonly cited, but I wonder if anybody has studied how much communication happens by voice and screenshare, and whether there's a net loss compared to face-to-face. I get all my work communication done through voice and shared
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I don't like being on camera and I'd wager many (if not most) people don't. We do it because we have to, not because we want to. And I don't have to because I don't work with clients or take roles in which me being
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How incredibly frustrating! I empathize. You're not the only one who has experienced this sort of Kafkaesque behavior from mods on Reddit, where no matter what you explain, no matter what supporting evidence you provide, no matter what
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I got banned from /r/CanadaCoronavirus for saying "we are currently experimenting to learn how many boosters are needed. My rabies shots required 5 injections at specific intervals.". They banned me for saying that vacci
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> I've said this before. There's a strong libertarian bent to HN and I'm not surprised if there's a large contingent of this site that actively supports the convoy. There's people here that are strong supports of
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Like another commenter said, it's awful: they're visually lifeless and they don't add value in terms of being illustrative of the idea their associated text block is meant to convey, nor do they catch the eye in the first pla
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> Although short-haul private flights on a small, four-person jet can start at $6,000 to $7,000 one way, a transatlantic flight on a larger, 12-person aircraft can go for as much as $120,000 one way.
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We'll need a pi-hole like device, which does presence-detection to cut off electricity to the TV when you're not in the room, assuming that remains legal. The other day at midnight I was woken up by an Amber Alert for a somewhat n
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Yeah, the last quarter or last third of Season 1 was a drop in story quality. But Season 2 has picked up and gotten good again. One thing I'm enjoying, unlike in 90s sci fi, is when the characters call out obvious threats and take them
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The difference is that Ice-Nine turns all water into Ice-Nine. Whereas more javascript projects doesn't mean fewer not-javascript projects (except inasmuch as people who like javascript are busy doing javascript things instead of other
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I like Raised by Wolves . A lot of it is "here's another unrealistic coincidence" and "that character has a lot of plot armor", but I'm hoping it's because the overarching mystery story makes it that way.
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That would be AGI by another name.
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If you want to get to AGI, it doesn't really have to be a remote possibility with current techniques. The only thing current techniques would have to do is build something that improves itself intelligently enough. Then the next iterat
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Isn't one (or more?) of the alt cryptocurrencies about distributed bandwidth sharing? I recall something using that combo of buzzwords from 2018 or so, but I can't think of specifics.
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My 2015 13" MacBook Pro became unusable due to thermal throttling. It regularly heats up from 60º cold boot to 100º seemingly at random. Is it VS Code? A bunch of open tabs? Running the Firebase emulator? I haven't been able to pi
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Anybody have ideas on why the age divide on expectation + exploration vs. memorization seems so stark? In my experience the top predictor of whether a person can use a computer to do what they intended to do is age. Not IQ, not other mechan
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> The speed at which they traversed the phone menus was the same as for literate people. We often had to ask our interviewees to slow down when they were showing us how they performed certain tasks on their phones
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To shreds you say?
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Not necessarily clearly external bias. I can think of an alternate possible explanation.
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Please include esomeprazole. I find the timing before first meal is very important. Doctors told me 20 ~ 30 minutes before first meal, but 45 ~ 60 minutes seems to work much better.
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The article doesn't pay off the title. It doesn't tell us why comedians stopped being funny, or even that comedians stopped being funny: merely that comedians are sometimes funny and sometimes serious, and they move from one to th
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I wish there were a one-time fee I could pay for permanent access to pro icons. Currently it's $99/yr for (almost all) icons. Whereas the free plan icon selection is the same as, or less than, other free icon libraries.
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I don't listen to billions of musicians: I listen to hundreds of musicians. I don't go to concerts or see live music performed. Spotify's owners have made it easy for me to listen to those hundreds I like. I don't get an
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