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richardhod
4y ago
And in other news, bears seen defecating in silvan locations /s This is definitely true, but not exactly news to most people
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richardhod
4y ago
if you do that everywhere, they'll still be able to find you, via your new pseudo-identity
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richardhod
4y ago
interesting background on Rand, thank you. From your descriptions, if you're right in your assertions, it seems as if her fiction has been hijacked by dismal extreme libertarians taking characters as if they are paragons of virtue, rat
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4y ago
Read it again more carefully. They were suggesting, perhaps not directly enough for some, that these long trains are too long, and increase derailments. Because: - they are harder to start and stop, because size. One mistake.. Shorter train
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richardhod
4y ago
and this is why strong and intelligent regulation of many structurally monopolistic industries is essential. (and known in Europe)
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richardhod
4y ago
This may be your own prejudices here, since Bar orgs are almost exclusively about fitness and good practice, not political point-making
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5y ago
I'm interested in links to any examples if you have some because this is a development I haven't heard of, and I am dartley curious
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5y ago
Interesting article, although I don't believe that 30/6100 is .005%.
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7y ago
Even 1.25,or 1.5 helps, with less cognitive squeeze
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7y ago
This sounds great! Can I ask you an obvious question, which is why should we trust you and your code / created service? I'm constructively positive on an answer to this.
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7y ago
I think that's beside the point. if you're going to spend that much for a charger and cable that should be really well designed and last a long time. Electrical tape leaves sticky residue quite easily and is pretty horrible after
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7y ago
This article describes roughly how I use Evernote for about half of my notes, and this process has made me a lot more creative and improved the quality and coherence of my thinking.
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7y ago
I think your sticking point here is "(given the hardware)". There are always limiting factors. AI robots are unlikely to be building and repairing themselves anytime soon, and can always be deprived of electrons.
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7y ago
This website appears to have been designed in about 1997
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7y ago
I would rephrase that question to "What makes you believe that is one of the more useful models for thinking about the world?"
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7y ago
I think more precisely, my comment was about talking up something without adding extra insight or analysis to the discussion, and GP just posted their app without any extra insight. I intended to have been more precise, but got distracted.
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7y ago
Somebody here has enough money to help this out and contribute back to SF + culture!
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7y ago
Southern Germany and surrounding areas are much more forested than, for example, the UK, so this is not exactly true. Can we have more precise information?
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7y ago
politely return the cards, with reasons, and thanks, suggesting an alternative outlet for gift cards they can buy you?
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7y ago
I agree. Do you have a good set of alternative sources that you know aren't as dodgy? I used to use (and still do sometimes) ones like newegg, but I have no idea whether they're much better
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7y ago
Please note that advertising is discouraged in this forum
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Evading Machine Learning Malware Classifiers for Fun and Profit
(towardsdatascience.com)
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On Two Decades of Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri
(eurogamer.net)
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Engineers develop bone-like metal foam that can be 'healed' at room temperature
(m.phys.org)
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Brain waves detected in mini-brains grown in a dish
(phys.org)
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i don't think our civilisations are enlightened enough yet, but I appreciate your optimism, and share your wishes. Once we solve the Psychopath-CEO-President-Capital problems, perhaps...
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Measuring human capital: a systematic analysis of 195 countries, 1990–2016
(thelancet.com)
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Original paper https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S001393511... Combustion- and friction-derived magnetic air pollution nanoparticles in human hearts
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Billions of air pollution particles found in hearts of city dwellers
(theguardian.com)
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Aha, do note that sarcasm mostly goes down badly on hn, because literal people, and jokes historically frowned upon.
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