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roomey
1y ago
A good bit less powerful yes. But the simplicity is a huge strength when it comes to long term tech. I started using it in 2012 I believe. The most important thing in any note taking app is to use it consistently and use it for years. And b
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roomey
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Zim wiki is brilliant. I've been using it for years. It's very extendable
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roomey
1y ago
I suspect the future looks more like Kill Decision by Daniel Suarez. Swarm robots engaged in destruction as opposed to construction. Destruction is a lot easier.
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roomey
1y ago
Snow Crash leaned on this mythos a lot. Great read by the way
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roomey
1y ago
Would someone be able to say if this is somehow related to encoding data as polar coordinates, because at my knowledge level it looks like it could be related? For some context, to learn more about quantum computing, I was trying to build a
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roomey
1y ago
It sounds like they need to lay the cable with a submarine not a boat, to avoid waves etc
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roomey
1y ago
Try a lower version of the Nvidia driver. The newer version was causing me and folk I work with a lot of problems.
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roomey
1y ago
I would imagine the size meant it wouldn't get far by road. Bridges and houses would have made the route too narrow. It looks like they only just squeezed under a bridge on the Danube in the bottoms pictures
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Man catches hawk that attacked villagers for weeks
(theguardian.com)
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No, they had a lot of propaganda that showed the Irish as sub human, look at punch magazine for example The Irish were not "white" back then
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roomey
2y ago
Wasn't expecting to see Irish there, thank you! Beautiful page also!
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roomey
2y ago
Mental breakdown? No, he is greedy, this is greed. He is greedy for power and money. As Terry Pratchett alludes to many of his books, the problems start when you treat other people as "things". And this is rife at the moment. So m
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roomey
2y ago
It's not diverse, it's just not. Everyone who works in tech can see it's not diverse. You can tell because pretty soon people start in with the justifications of why it is so
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roomey
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Kind of yes. This was what it was attempting to do. Now I must say, in practice. In over 12 years of working in two large multinationals as a "tech interviewer" (That is, once someone went through the management interview and HR i
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roomey
2y ago
Take a breath and take this from first principles... People tend to be tribal. People, when interviewing and select, will tend to hire people that look like them. A white guy from a white school from a white neighbourhood is far more likely
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roomey
2y ago
Yes, it appears down using bridge, webapp and mobile
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2y ago
I think they have a big data center too but it's not like they have given me a tour there!
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roomey
2y ago
Yes it's there. It seems to be constantly expanding actually, I can't remember the last time I haven't seen cranes there building more stuff. The car parks alone seem massive!
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roomey
2y ago
So, a 14 year old having access unsupervised to a chat bot is the problem, but the fact he had access to a gun to shoot himself was halfway through the article and described as his five year old brother "hearing the gunshot". &quo
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roomey
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Xfce all day every (work) day. I've been using it for years and years. I started when it was the only lag free WM I could run on an atom powered netbook (the only "pc" I had at the time)! Now many years later im still using i
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That's a really good point. It only makes sense if we ignore the "standing on the shoulders of giants bit".
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Why couldn't the doctor be the boys mother? There is no indication of the sex of the doctor, and families that consist of two mothers do actually exist and probably doesn't even count as that unusual.
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roomey
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If your daughter was alone in the woods, would you rather she came across a bear or a man. I know my answer
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I would absolutely shit myself if I heard that coming through the speaker in a bloody space station! Them astronauts have nerves of steel.
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roomey
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Here's the thing, all the politicians use WhatsApp. They actually don't want that backdoored, guaranteed.
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roomey
2y ago
Good to know, thanks!
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Ask HN: Linux user (XFCE) but work gave me a MacBook
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There is also inertia, which would increase with speed. I think a good rule of thumb would be heading towards the ground fastly isn't a good thing
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There is an FAQ. They sat the emails get decrypted in your browser, or in the "bridge" which runs locally. Your decrypted key isn't sent off your local computer. So it's not a case of waiting for you to log in and swipe
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roomey
2y ago
Well keep in mind with the stick forward the rate of descent would increase, and also the speed making pulling up much harder
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