rationalist

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   by rationalist 3mo ago

   I placed my order yesterday. I have a Chromatic, and highly recommend it. It would be even better if it had Bluetooth audio though :-)
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   by rationalist 3mo ago

   If you haven't already: Check eBay and maybe also set up an eBay Saved Search.
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   by rationalist 3mo ago

   For a lot of people, emotions are more important than pragmatism.
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   by rationalist 3mo ago

   Proud American here, I don't think your comment is particularly helpful. Better can be very subjective and a country is not going to better in every single aspect; the other country will certainly have some aspects where they will be
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   by rationalist 3mo ago

   I tried looking for collaborating evidence online, and so far only found this on BMW's website: > To celebrate the partnership with Spider-Man™: Brand New Day, BMW has a special surprise for its drivers. The Spider-Man™ Animation wi
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   by rationalist 3mo ago

   I imagine people are, they're just doing it in their research labs under confidentiality.
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   by rationalist 3mo ago

   I'd recommend bicycles or walking in a small town.
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   by rationalist 3mo ago

   > Being able to move around independently and having those free events, ... sports, libraries available by bicycle You can still do that in a smaller town too, and have actual wilderness - forests, etc to explore, build tree houses, fort
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   by rationalist 3mo ago

   I would rather raise my kid(s) in a small town and not a big city. Maybe within a few hours drive of a big city to the occasional big/special event, museum visit, etc.
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    by rationalist 3mo ago

    I use temporary containers (addon in Firefox) and keep my history locally.
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    by rationalist 3mo ago

    Not exactly new, but Ternary Computers moght be something to look at: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ternary_computer
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    by rationalist 3mo ago

    Some U.S. laws are extraterrestrial, such as murder, crimes against children, tax laws, etc.
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    by rationalist 3mo ago

    I found the problem: it wasn't developed with HolyC in TempleOS (RIP Terry Davis) Edit: does someone not like Terry Davis? One can have empathy for him despite his condition and accompanying profanities (and dead HN comments).
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    by rationalist 3mo ago

    I think you're being downvoted because you're announcing it as an absolute truth, of which we do not have evidence. However I am open to your belief (and not on religious or theistic grounds which I assume many people might think
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    by rationalist 3mo ago

    I watch Lehto's Law (by Steve Lehto) while eating lunch: https://m.youtube.com/@stevelehto/videos They're just about the perfect length and interesting enough.
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    by rationalist 3mo ago

    I'm curious, why did people flag OP's comment?
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    by rationalist 3mo ago

    Zippers are usually attached to something. Is this design practical? What would it be used for? With this zipping mechanism, can anything be attached? Edit: Apparently I stopped watching the video too early. They demonstrate some uses wh
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    by rationalist 3mo ago

    > (what) is YC thinking with this? They want people who do what they say and don't challenge them?
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    by rationalist 3mo ago

    > YC wanted me to use something called Paxel on my computer as part of the application. > I should run a script, a very easy-to-use cURL one-liner that installed something on my computer and analyzed every line of code I’ve written wi
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    by rationalist 3mo ago

    Me too, #NormalizeCash Cash is freedom.
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    by rationalist 3mo ago

    I migrated away from Gmail after 15+ years to Fastmail, it wasn't that hard. Whenever I got an email from a company to my Gmail, I logged into my account with that company and made the change. After about 2 or 3 years, I had 99.99% sw
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    by rationalist 3mo ago

    Backup you seed phrase(s) with Shamir's Secret Sharing. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shamir's_secret_sharing
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    by rationalist 3mo ago

    FWIW, the Catholic Church and the other Church I go to, both require training on how to prevent abuse, sexual and otherwise, towards children, if you're in a ministry that works with children. That's why their rates of abuse are
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    by rationalist 3mo ago

    No, I'm not going to call you a liar since you didn't specify the Boy Scouts of America and there are 100+ Scouting programs in different countries across the world. The Boy Scouts of America program has only been in English until
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    by rationalist 3mo ago

    > you just applied waaaay more effort than it would have taken. I have no idea what you mean by that. I'm guessing it's some kind of jab that didn't land. > as a parent it becomes part of your risk assessment when deci
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    by rationalist 3mo ago

    Flat earthers do not believe the world is round, yet it is. Feel free to read my comment I posted hours ago, with a link.
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    by rationalist 3mo ago

    Wow, you all do not stop. You've been grinding your ax so long now, it could cut a hair. If you were a Scout, you would know your ax should not be that sharp.
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    by rationalist 3mo ago

    Okay, nevermind then.
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    by rationalist 3mo ago

    > just give the receipts. Just read my last comment I posted two hours before you posted yours? > you’re ignoring as well. You're assuming facts not in evidence. > We could say that rate should be examined per hour because a k
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    by rationalist 3mo ago

    Another HN user suggested a bike that costs $650, almost three times what the Tesla bike costs. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49003333 So no, I would not consider $225 "completely insane". Disclaimer: I ha