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4y ago
Not when you are hiding from Klingons in a dense astroid field it ain't.
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4y ago
I travel a lot..
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4y ago
If ChatGPT can fly a spaceship it could drive a Tesla. Somebody tell Elon.
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4y ago
If you ever have a long layover in Bangkok be aware that there are plenty of very professional reputable places that offer a proper tooth cleaning for ~$50. They don't view you as a repeat customer, ask for an opinion on your way out.
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4y ago
I do but this plugin is a vim one. Both my vim and zsh start instantly (<100ms).
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4y ago
Ctrl-z is useful to be sure but nowadays (n)vim has terminal emulators built-in. I use this plugin: https://github.com/akinsho/toggleterm.nvim Nvim also has a new --listen flag (if you ever tried nvr this is now built
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4y ago
To clarify, you should hear how they talk about you amongst themselves.
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4y ago
I swear I've seen this before in a musical. Edit: found it! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pDx3vnvSbm8
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4y ago
QuestDb; Columnar time-series database with high performance ingestion and SQL analytics you know and love from QuestDB open source, now on the cloud. Q: How high is the performance? GPT3: We have tested QuestDB against other dat
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4y ago
Perfectly calm thank you for your genuine concern. I don't think it is a mild comment at all and it is simply disappointing to see these things normalized on HN. Smacks of the pulpit.
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4y ago
Be that as it may, what does it matter? You are chronicling ancient history at this point. These languages are more alike than they are different. Or at least they are similar enough that one pulled ahead and subsumed the other. Like a twin
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4y ago
Of course if I don't immediately concur with these very poorly made points I must be a racist and a sexist too, right? Or some weeb lover of anime and cyberpunk as also mentioned. Sorry to disappoint. I am not at all opposed to such di
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4y ago
Interesting article but they do offer up some rather nonsensical "logic". “We’ll look at family history,” Montgomery said. “If someone else in the family has had a similar name that’s a key one. If their grandfather was called
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4y ago
Lese-majeste in kiwi land in the year of our lord 2023. Most peculiar. Can I at least name my tui lady and my hamster justice?
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4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Immigration_to_Sweden https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japan–Portugal_relations#16th_...
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> You definitely must stop having the current values that you have There it is, mask off. I'm not Japanese but since we are making assumptions I could guess that you are a "progressive" American or from certain parts of th
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You don't have an argument. You have a religion. The Japanese are heretics and the Swedes are pious. And yourself a self anointed cardinal. Famously, they rejected similar sort of persons in the 16th century and closed all entry to for
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> Is that a bad thing? I've been to Japan. Hilarious. > It's a lovely place to visit but I cannot understand why the HN crowd idolizes it when there's a lot of places in SE Asia that have less toxic attitudes about immi
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4y ago
In what manner do you reckon would it be insanely useful?
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4y ago
If that someone you know is a friend or a loved one tell them that you are probably better off spending time with them than arguing about politics online with either edgy communists or edgy libertarians. And then go to the zoo or something.
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4y ago
Your memories of the 5th grade are likely much more recent than mine. As I recall it, showing your work was occasionally necessary for my own edification especially when my final answer was a result of hasty guesswork predicated on faulty a
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4y ago
If they schlep to your house and successfully break in they might as well tie you up and beat the password and whatever info they need out of you. Especially if your parents accidentally left you home alone..
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4y ago
Assuming your diet is sane and your weight is under control, you don't smoke/drink and you didn't get into an accident, the next thing to watch out for would be depression and suicide. https://en.wikipedia.org/
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4y ago
Mos def. (⌐■_■) (Still gotta show your work tho)
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Cool. I repeat my previous statement.
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Turns out regardless of wealth generally healthy adults who make it to old age typically die from various cancers (or falling in the shower) at around the same age as the rest of the cohort. Having large families, lots of friends, and a sun
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> And if life expectancy for a few elites is increasing, that means it's decreasing even more for the rest of us, given the trends. I don't see how that follows, please, show your work.
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Jim Cramer has been shouting stock picks on television since the 90s. Just in case you were not aware that he is still around. You have to treat these people with a certain kind of detachment to exactitude. If you run into Fred Wilson I sug
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4y ago
Sometimes to get out of the lease you break the contract. This contingency and associated penalties are often clearly specified in the contract. That being said, I would bet the article is just lazy journalists trolling for clicks as usual.
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4y ago
Let a million Mikus bloom unfiltered. The ones that spew out racist tirades or subpar music-noises would presumably be rejected by the consumers (although you never know these days).
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