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by resters 4y ago
Same with Google home devices. So many silly bugs and glitches.
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by resters 4y ago
What other kind of ideas are there?
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by resters 4y ago
Lucky charms are vegan
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by resters 4y ago
Back in the early 2000s when startups were not cool, it was much less likely to find people with business degrees working in a startup. They preferred Wall St companies and big companies in general. But once startups started to seem cool we
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by resters 4y ago
There are millions of "reflector" messages that contain a tremendous amount of knowledge. I hope the project manages to archive those as well.
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by resters 4y ago
HN has been oddly prejudiced against crypto. Sure there is a ton of hype, but there are some extremely interesting ideas and some incredible innovation taking place. This is what happens when startups become cool and the people who would ha
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by resters 4y ago
On the other hand, commerce creates mutual dependency and reduces the willingness of participants to view their political enemies as completely evil, increasing the chances at political compromise and reducing the effectiveness of dehumaniz
578.
by resters 4y ago
I love cast iron and generally prefer it. But I have had great results with all clad nonstick pans when I use only avocado oil in them. Olive oil will quickly ruin the non stick coating.
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by resters 4y ago
I can't tell who this article is making fun of.
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by resters 4y ago
Here's my list of the traits had by the most effective founders: - strong will to make the vision a reality - humility to update the vision when appropriate - natural ability to motivate people to work toward the vision - the ability t
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by resters 4y ago
Interest rates are not the only government mechanism that can be used to control interest rates. Stimulus can be done in a way that is highly targeted. When it is not, it has the same effect as rates being too low and can lead to things lik
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by resters 4y ago
I've seen many cases where mods revert an informative title in favor of a less informative one. Also, the idea that the title of a submission should match the title of the resulting article is quite silly, since often the article is w
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by resters 4y ago
This is a very insightful comment. I used the same versions of rails and (after reading your comment) realized I appreciate the same things about it. Thank you for articulating it so well.
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by resters 4y ago
In my opinion the requirement that HN submissions match the article's title is quite absurd because of this phenomenon.
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by resters 4y ago
(edit: note that this story has already been flagged!) Don't overlook the reality of what happened to startup culture: Early 2000s: Startups were cool but then the bubble burst and they became a laughing stock. Military and defense see
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by resters 4y ago
After the Russian meddling in the 2016 election stuff was discussed on HN, the moderation got very strict and the HN community lost some of its unique flavor and spirit. I know the mods were not intending to cause this to happen, but they s
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by resters 4y ago
Regardless of what one thinks of it, it’s just a book. The idea that books can be dangerous is true, but not in the way that censors and moralists believe. Books can expand the way we think, opening up more possibilities for empathy and un
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by resters 4y ago
I don't think wanting accurate weather forecasts is "niche". It's just a quality difference, like a VGA monitor vs 4K monitor. A lot of people cancel their plans because normal weather apps tell them it's going to r
589.
by resters 4y ago
I am using both apps and Dark Sky still has a much more micro level forecast and is much more accurate than Apple Weather.
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by resters 4y ago
Yes. Especially since the most useless ones seem to come when I’m driving.
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by resters 4y ago
Does instant coffee count?
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by resters 4y ago
A VR game where the objective from the perspective of the player is to balance a large ball on his head. The ball has a tendency to tip and so the player must position his body and head to keep it balanced. All this happens while music is p
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by resters 4y ago
In the case of cars, why can't the UX be a replaceable module so that third party options can be chosen?
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by resters 5y ago
I almost didn't read it because the top HN comment was negative (and upon reading the transcript, quite irrelevant). The parent of this comment should probably be the top comment.
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by resters 5y ago
I'm just happy that there are people who can work for Teenage Engineering building cool things like this. I own a pocket operator and love seeing the bare board and imagining how fun it must have been to build and design it.
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by resters 5y ago
All he has to do is buy it at a discount and let Donald Trump back on for a significant profit. Sad but true.
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by resters 5y ago
What does the salt do? Seems like it would only change the boiling point of the water.
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by resters 5y ago
The perceived "juiciness" is actually the additional saliva produced as a result of the additional flavors.
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by resters 5y ago
I think the idealism lies in the ability to reset/reboot. How much system behavior is undefined? From a security perspective, it's nearly impossible to tell exactly what malware did when so much data is ephemeral.
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by resters 5y ago
It would be one thing if Rails was the only gem that depended on ActiveSupport. The problem is that other authors use it because they initially expect their library to be used with rails. And then, if someone chooses to use the library wit

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