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by ogig 2y ago
I'm bilingual and I can switch my permanent internal dialogue to one language or another, and It happens automatically if I'm actively using it for a few minutes. This afternoon that I've been on HN for a while I'll thin
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by ogig 2y ago
I think in words. There is always an internal dialogue. Even when doing music, or painting, I'm always anticipating what's next by some words; here comes the bridge, goes to Am now, gonna paint leaves in this shape, or maybe this
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by ogig 2y ago
The word comes from the surname of the inventor, Sax, and phono, sound. https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adolphe_Sax
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by ogig 2y ago
Face expression and hands position relative to the body are big information carriers on sign languages. At least in Spanish there are some signs with the exact same hand configuration and different meanings only because the face expression.
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by ogig 3y ago
Good, after seen Marques' review on youtube last thing I would want is to be involved in a crash with a cybertruck. Those angles and steel plates will cause gruesome consequences for everyone involved in such an accident. Happy to see
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An investigation into the death of a scientist who was studying a prion disease(english.elpais.com)
2 points by ogig 3y ago|0 comments
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by ogig 3y ago
This one is curious; >Q. If I use a voice recorder, do I have to listen back to what I’ve said? No. I’m not going to pretend that I understand why but it seems that your mind just needs to know what the words are being recorded. You can,
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by ogig 3y ago
My dad, whose dad had a radio and tv repair shop, got me a kit for making one when I was a little kid. I spend the day coiling the wire and following the instructions. When I was done and the artifact captured radio waves I was so excited!
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by ogig 3y ago
Ok, last week or so it was posted another long read blog post from Admiralcloudberg. Somebody commented that the rest of her posts were very nice. So true, I went into rabbit hole mode, been reading the rest avidly, just a few to go. Be war
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by ogig 3y ago
True, our company constantly use certificate based signatures, and government agencies emit most documents with the same method, almost always on pdfs. Tho most people tend to use AutoFirma, a java program written by the government for sign
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by ogig 3y ago
More and more I think the relative resilience of my country welfare has to be in big part caused by the excellent tax collection system we have. Hacienda, the Spanish IRS, website works perfectly with a national digital id certificate. You
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by ogig 3y ago
Great. At mid game I noticed how cool the artwork looked for a casual game. Could it be that it was done with AI? Sure it is, the portrait of the girl with the phone on the first levels has one of those creepy hands, the ultimate tell. Good
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by ogig 4y ago
I've been in a huge magnesite mine, tens of km of underground corridors, with big cathedral like spaces bored in a mountain. The biggest use for all this rocks is feeding meat producing cows with supplement minerals. So, yes, we all ea
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by ogig 4y ago
Hi there: Some feedback from a sing language interpreter, my wife, as I showed her this. > 4) You don't need glasses to test it, just an Android 12+ phone. This exactly pointed her. Some deaf people will use any dictation software o
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by ogig 4y ago
I'd try a google lens, or google image search, as a first try. Reddit and history stackexchange could prove useful too.
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by ogig 4y ago
This is a legit question. I can totally see some men turning legally women only for a spot in the board. Possible in Spain, and considering how good with are at bending rules this seems low hanging fruit for unscrupulous people. I guess the
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by ogig 4y ago
Been there many times, and even more in Fuerteventura. Both are very peculiar islands. Fuerteventura is kinda an offshore Sahara extension. You can walk into huge dune parks, and go to beaches with no one on sight for kilometers. Many locat
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by ogig 4y ago
I concur this is sad to read but, after playing and loving Disco Elysium, can't avoid to smile at the meta. Corruption, you know.
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by ogig 4y ago
Of course such similar animal cohabiting in the same area will have "social relationships". Some birds have social relationship with mammals, as evidenced in many human to bird relationships. After many years observing corvids see
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by ogig 4y ago
This recalled a horror story about huge charges when retrieving the data. I searched the link and seems like pricing was changed since the blog entry [1]. Still good idea to check the extra charges when reading. [1] https://mediu
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by ogig 4y ago
If you insist on leaving food regularly they will start eating it and coming near you. They do recognize you, they don't trust you yet. They love unsalted peanuts. I've been visiting 3-4 neighboring groups of crows over the years.
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by ogig 4y ago
>Every creature lives within its own sensory bubble, but only humans have the capacity to appreciate the experiences of other species. Haven't read the whole article but... again, the only humans can do X argument. My crow friends d
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by ogig 4y ago
Youtube popped this suggest on my feed, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-VbA6ZnNi7k You can see its a re cast of the official channel but with the scam info added on top of it. For a moment it surprised me. Thought youtube
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by ogig 4y ago
I've been involved in the design of a green neighborhood in my city [1][2]. We spent quite some time taking in account as much considerations for sustainability and integration with the environment. It wasn't easy, at all. The har
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by ogig 4y ago
Solvers use is one of those skills managers love, a lot.
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by ogig 4y ago
> One of my all-time favorites is this one: https://noisecraft.app/101 I have to agree. Already spent 10 minutes only with the cutoff and res. Impressive work on the app, kudos!
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Melodle(melodle.yesmeno.com)
2 points by ogig 4y ago|0 comments
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by ogig 5y ago
As someone spending time looking at satellite and orthographic photos, i agree, this looks weird. City grid looks like cloth texture, roads and rivers make no sense. In any case, it manages to slightly impress me.
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by ogig 5y ago
> I did not eat octopus prior to this but I became firmly in support of encouraging everyone to avoid eating octopus and related creatures after this experience. Not only do I think they're immensely intelligent animals, I am firmly
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I built my own computer. by hand. [video](youtube.com)
1 points by ogig 5y ago|0 comments

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