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by pb060 4y ago
Yes I think that the article should have mentioned your that too. I wasn't trying to make any comparison, my point is that by not being objective you don't do any favour to nuclear energy, and probably give more arguments to peopl
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by pb060 4y ago
> Those three world-famous accidents killed fewer than 80 people in total. Take away Chernobyl, and it's probably one. That sounds oversimplified and biased, and makes a potentially good article unreliable to my eyes. It doesn’t cou
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by pb060 4y ago
How does this affect the quality of his novels? I will keep enjoying his books, and admiring Caravaggio paintings, who killed someone in a duel I think, and listening to musicians who had a controversial life (most of them, once you take ou
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by pb060 5y ago
You can see the Human Torch on the top left.
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by pb060 5y ago
Try and read Allen Carr's book on losing weight. The trick that worked for me was reading it without judging and just accepting whatever it said. It kind of brainwashed me and I lost about 12kg in one year without much mental effort. T
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by pb060 5y ago
In this particular moment in human history we should aim to reduce energy consumption. Using 80 watt led bulbs to produce more light completely offsets the gain in efficiency that they provide. And It makes me feel more discouraged about ou
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by pb060 5y ago
Wish they had resumed IBM Chef Watson, it was completely useless and the exotic ingredients made the recipes impossible to prepare, but for a while it was my favorite procrastination activity
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by pb060 5y ago
He was not, after the nurse discovered the trick he still insisted to be injected in the fake arm. She refused obviously.
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by pb060 5y ago
When I stopped drinking coffee I also had to stop having carbs for lunch not to fall asleep in the office. I only had a bowl of salad instead. It seems to be a virtuous routine but I gained weight anyway, as for some reason coffee was reduc
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by pb060 5y ago
3D movies will come back and die again. And again, forever
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AI learning boxing(m.youtube.com)
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by pb060 5y ago
Kolmogorov - Fomin: Introductory Real Analysis. Not for school kids though.
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by pb060 5y ago
Wouldn’t one expect to see at least one image from the microscope in the article, or at least know why there’s none?
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by pb060 5y ago
Ok, now I want to know who the hell around me has a bunion. Please Social Media Algorithm, if you read this comment and can cross my HN account with whathever other information you have, I don't need a bunion remedy!
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by pb060 5y ago
What about family emojis then, e.g. https://emojipedia.org/family-woman-woman-girl-boy/ ? Blended families are not there. I am the third of three sons, why am I not represented?
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by pb060 6y ago
It couldn't find some of the songs I tried but it finds interesting similarities. I didn't know that "London bridge is falling down" was based on Bach's BWV1005 for example (or vice-versa).
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by pb060 7y ago
It is still possible to declare martial law in case of disaster, which I would welcome looking at how many "creative" people are there (at least here in Italy).
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by pb060 7y ago
I'd be happy to keep paying for a legal service if I could watch movies in original language (movies are dubbed here in Italy) with English subtitles. Doesn't seem to be technically impossible so is it due to legal issues? If so,
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by pb060 7y ago
Are they really relevant? According to advertisers I am in constant need of a slimmer wallet and a stair lift, while I'm rather happy with my current wallet, and my legs are still more or less ok.
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by pb060 8y ago
In my opinion Ember’s huge value added is Ember Data. I couldn’t find anything compared to it in any other library/framework.
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by pb060 8y ago
Agree, I can't believe that the company owning the major Internet search engine gave the same name to two different frameworks.
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by pb060 8y ago
True, but those are technical ones. I couldn't find any article explaining what a "strallo" is, in fact "cos'è uno strallo" (what is a straw) seems to be a common search based on Google's autocomplete.
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by pb060 8y ago
I'm 44 now and I enjoy cycling in the nature more and more, I wish I had started earlier in my life. I am a kind of late developer, something that made me awkward in the past but makes me happy now. Despite of what the article says, I
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by pb060 9y ago
I understand that the analogy might work for many but I would choose boiled broccoli with olive oil and pepper over any dessert.
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by pb060 9y ago
I’ve never really done it but I’ve always thought that adding some randomness to my choices would make my life much more balanced. In a way, also experiments can be biased.
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by pb060 9y ago
I can't do it at will but few times I was waken up by the "sound" of it vibrating, quite a scary experience!
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by pb060 9y ago
It could also be the tensor tympani muscle tightening in response to a visual event that would normally be accompanied by an extremely loud noise.
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by pb060 9y ago
Growth based capitalism is so resilient that it will eventually end, but it will probably happen too late, either because of a world war or most probably natural disasters that will affect the most basic needs like food production and water
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by pb060 9y ago
Why isn't GRASS GIS more widely used in geospatial analysis (or it's just my impression that is not)? I tried several tools but usually GRASS proves to be the fastest and more flexible one.