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by qq4 5y ago
If you firmly believe that homo sapiens will self-destruct in such a time, then why would there be any value in preserving Mars?
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by qq4 5y ago
Couldn't you have a cell antenna outside of the cage?
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by qq4 5y ago
Ha, I thought I was the only one. It felt like an extreme accusation at first, but Space Marines are really so close to Nazis. The imperial eagle, preserving the superior geneseed and purging the universe of the unclean. I say this somewhat
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by qq4 5y ago
Agreed. Casio got me through my beginning of undergrad with a wonderful calculator. TI always seemed liked too little for the money.
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by qq4 5y ago
This is how it is in my current city. I only see them in wealthy neighborhoods and the selection is always terrible. In poorer neighborhoods they're usually empty or half full of charitable food items.
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by qq4 5y ago
Thanks for the question. After thinking about it, I realize my intent wasn't as concrete as I thought it was. I think I consider worthwhile problems (probably a better word, and truer to what I intended) to be ones that have rewards ou
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by qq4 5y ago
Get the self control. Simple as.
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by qq4 5y ago
Like with so many video games, especially single-player ones, I would rather spend my time working on real problems.
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by qq4 5y ago
Can't get much simpler than git and stow
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by qq4 6y ago
I switched from i3 to GNOME because I found it so keyboard friendly and simple. I never needed Fibonacci ratio sized windows in practice, just workspaces and easy window sizing and switching. What do you find that awesome has over GNOME?
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by qq4 6y ago
Hard to row without having a boat, unless of course you're talking about rowing machines. Which do you recommend?
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by qq4 6y ago
This is somewhat similar to how I tend to exercise when I go hard at it. If I'm feeling down or I'm feeling dull pains I intensely workout and always feel better afterwards. I like to imagine I'm pushing the pain out with a r
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by qq4 6y ago
Fwiw, I'll never go back to a regular mouse and I don't suffer from RSI. Vertical mice and trackballs are _just_ better ergonomically. My wrists never feel fatigued and it's very relaxing.
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by qq4 6y ago
Your email forwarding project is more proof that temporary email addresses are the way to go. I could never use a service without them.
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by qq4 6y ago
What's next, getting rid of comments? I use YouTube less and less these days, but I have to say that the dislike button tends to hold more utility than the great swathes of garbage comments. Not that I'm advocating for getting rid
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by qq4 6y ago
I'm also not seeing any of these problems on macOS.
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by qq4 6y ago
That's the thing about bubbles, you don't know you're in one. My life is a bubble. I'm not going to worry about when it pops.
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by qq4 6y ago
I have to say this feels rather strange next to the functionality of my PrintScreen key. Maybe I'm missing the point. I get that it's easier to look at than pastebin, but I'm struggling to grasp what else. I've always ag
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by qq4 6y ago
What's the other one?
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by qq4 6y ago
I lost all hope in plastic recycling. As an anecdote, outside of my building I've found everything from dirty pizza boxes, toilet paper, dog poop and socks in our recycling bins. There has also been plenty of plastic that isn't pr
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by qq4 6y ago
Haskell, hands down. And here I thought there were jobs to be had in Clojure. Am I deluded by the functional Kool-Aid?
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by qq4 6y ago
Those are good points. Sometimes after I've done something nontrivial I treat it as the opposite and forget how difficult it might have been.
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by qq4 6y ago
Imagine if HN looked like reddit.com. Compare scrolling through a thread to one here.
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by qq4 6y ago
What about tmux did you find complex?
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by qq4 6y ago
I grew up in the midwest and I always have enjoyed running and cycling during frigid weather. No one else is out and usually on the coldest days the sun is shining.
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by qq4 6y ago
It's finally open source! Wow, I hosted a server back in 2006 and used to play this game all the time back then. The European players would annihilate me until I learned how to prone-fly with the sniper rifle. I still have a collection
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by qq4 6y ago
Nextdoor is a walled garden. I can pick up a small-town paper, often for free even and read to my delight. No one has to know who I am and I don't have to be a part of the neighborhood. I think the inclusive nature of Nextdoor is a net
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by qq4 6y ago
Wow haha, only on HN would I read a sea peoples joke. Did you also watch that informative YouTube lecture [0] or did you find out about them elsewhere? [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bRcu-ysocX4
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by qq4 6y ago
That sounds like YouTube.
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by qq4 6y ago
If these statistics [1] [2] are correct then there's a significant global population still using Facebook that exists outside of Western populations. [1] https://www.statista.com/statistics/268136/top-15-count

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