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by s0fa37 2y ago
On this note, the exterior of an incinerator in Osaka was 'refurbished' by the Austrian artist Huntertwasser, who was certainly an interesting person. https://hundertwasser.com/en/architecture/arch122_mop
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by s0fa37 2y ago
I've never understood this argument. When performing scientific studies, there is a sample size of n = x hundred/thousand, and we then generalise the result across the entire population. Having 48% of the population participate in
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by s0fa37 3y ago
Wow - I was recently in Lisbon for the second time in two years, and I insisted my other half and I ordered these at a restaurant, as I had tried them on my first visit and they were delicious! I described them to her as 'tempura fried
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by s0fa37 6y ago
Oh wow, this is akin to spotting a celebrity out on the street! I happened to already be half-way through the extended "war stories" interview on the making of Crash you had done and it is superb; you are a joy to listen to! I rem
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by s0fa37 8y ago
I moved to Sheffield for University and then stayed for a couple years after for work. Have actually ended up in Leicester recently to live with my girlfriend. My job is quite forgiving in terms of location as I'm on the road quite oft
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by s0fa37 8y ago
I'm from Scunthorpe! Never thought i'd see the day it made it to Hacker News... To add something relevant to this post - I'm too young to remember this "problem" regarding the AOL filter, and my parent's first
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by s0fa37 8y ago
I find the closing remarks around the banning of single-use plastic bags troubling - surely there are much more beneficial areas to target to reduce our overall use of plastic? Within each of these plastic bags full of supermarket groceries
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by s0fa37 11y ago
Glad to see someone posted this! I was a student at Sheffield and did ride this one a couple of times. I was always skeptical about the safety but have never heard of any accidents happening. What I found most amusing is that you pass throu