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4y ago
Even so, the number of people in the comments asking for book recommendations on fitness and nutrition shows that many people here would rather cling to their comfort zone of digging deeper. You can re-evaluate words on paper all day, but i
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4y ago
Reminder for Hacker News readers to step outside more than once a month so you can realize this naturally instead of applying your booksmart brains to reinvent things that most people not glued to their screens already know.
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Amazon is working on giving Alexa the ability to mimic anyone's voice
(businessinsider.com)
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5y ago
Well that's the fastest I've purchased anything in a while.
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rosstex
5y ago
For this I recommend Notes.app or TextEdit.exe
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5y ago
>European Teslas use CCS, but obviously that wasn't an option for the first years of the US supercharger built-out Why not?
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5y ago
I would like to see, "MEDIA COVERAGE OF Tonga eruption compared as if it had happened in various Nations". Because apparently no one knows anybody who lives in Tonga with a camera, but damn that high tide at the Berkeley marina wa
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5y ago
Don't give Hollywood any ideas
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5y ago
This article does everything except actually answering the question in the title.
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5y ago
And it should take into account the shared experiences and values of U.S. Congress members, who are elected to serve the best interests of their constituents.
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5y ago
I think you overestimate people's ability to make a decision that they themselves would consider preferable. If you ask someone engaged in destructive behavior whether they would prefer to continue, I think most would say no.
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5y ago
>going to bed puts me that much closer to the next day's anxieties and stresses Rarely is this cycle of self-harm behavior expressed so plainly. Sorry you are dealing with this.
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5y ago
>intellectually stimulated by the thing they’re doing and like doing it This is the flaw in Ed's argument imo. Addictions don't need to be intellectually stimulating or enjoyable.
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5y ago
Not always the case. Sometimes I'm looking for something and come across a link to a reddit thread. I'd like to jump to the app easily. What I don't like, however, is how hard websites try to block you from accessing their we
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Museletter – Publish a blog from Google Drive files
(museletter.area120.google.com)
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5y ago
Is there a website for experimenting with waves and duty cycles and observing how the sound changes?
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Duck.com
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5y ago
If you like this, you'll very much enjoy this exploration of color and chroma keying in cinematography: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aO3JgPUJ6iQ
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5y ago
Oh sorry, I misread this! Nevermind.
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5y ago
Explain this?
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5y ago
Don't be that guy.
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The Parrot King
(audubon.org)
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5y ago
The season translations aren't looking great here, but this seems to pave the way for faster and accurate style transfer.
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5y ago
What exactly is going on here?
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5y ago
Here's the recent FTC workshop on Dark Patterns related to this call for comments: https://www.ftc.gov/news-events/events-calendar/bringing-dar...
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5y ago
So, from 1 city to 4 cities? /s
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5y ago
>By avoiding effect aware functions a language hobbles engineers and makes programs sloppier than they could be. This is a nice garden path sentence.
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5y ago
I was thinking more "The Shape of Water".
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5y ago
>groceries Ever heard of fish? >boat repair Ever heard of the fish people?
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The Bug That Made Gandhi Drop Nukes in Civilization Is Just a Myth
(thegamer.com)
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