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sanoli
12y ago
What are you talking about? Here in HN people are aware of and interested in a bunch of different subjects. Plus, unlike the liberal arts/artist crowd, they have tachnical knowledge and are usually more rational about their opinions an
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12y ago
Lived in Rio for long time and always go there to visit. Agree with you, Niemeyer stuff is just out of place, and some just look like badly aged sci-fi. Here in Sao Paulo there's this little mall on the first floor of one of his buildi
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12y ago
Lived in Brasilia for about a decade. Hated the way the city was planned. Everyone needed cars, only a handful of local commerce close to you, no real downtown, everything spread out so people ended driving everywhere, and public transport
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12y ago
Some studies claim it's not that bacteria are good, but that the lack of them causes an imbalance in our immune system, as they have evolved over millenia to co-exist with this huge diverse flora of bacteria. Apparently, if they'r
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12y ago
What about exercise? I tried this, but I exercise 3-5 times a week and I go hard, so I sweat a lot. On the fourth day I was ok, except for my armpits, so I went back to showering.
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12y ago
Well, that's what he was calling for, for people on HN to be more rational and critical about their gut response.
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100k for a typical car?? What's the minimum wage there?
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12y ago
For the acoustic version of this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Note_by_Note:_The_Making_of_Ste...
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I always see people using 'sociopath' as different from 'psycopath', and I also see people claim they mean the same thing, and I also see people say that neither are used anymore, technically speaking (as in psychiatrist
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13y ago
Why "after 1980"? What happened?
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Ok, my mistake, I though it was only moderated in exceptional cases. And about the diversity on HN, just this week somebody here was complaining about the good old days of HN when it was only technical stuff, so I thought that's how
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13y ago
Look, people who always post "why is this on Hacker News": There's no active moderator here, other than the community. So whatever makes it to the front page is decided by the users. If it is here and people are commenting, t
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13y ago
Have you tried arkivmusic.com? They're classical music only, and a pretty good place to get music. I buy physical CDs only (the crappy tagging being one of the reasons), but they seem to take classical music seriously, so my guess is t
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13y ago
Why? Just because you use less coffee? That's not a good measure of coffee quality. Good beans, good grind, clean water are. I actually prefer the coffee from a french press, having grown accostumed to it over the years. If you use a c
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Raising a moral child
(nytimes.com)
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Yeah, that last frame... I don't know, so girls are our greatest resource because... they will be childbearers? Probably not the original intention, but it didn't go very well.
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13y ago
Everyone has something similar, and it's fully operational. But it's called a missile, and it costs 1/2 million bucks a piece.
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13y ago
Exactly. For what it does, and what is used today to do it, it's VERY cheap.
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13y ago
Long-time fan here who also finds fuel metering ridiculous.
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13y ago
Been waking up at 5 a.m. since my second child was born. Sleeping late isn't an option, and actually I've been loving it. Get stuff done, feel better, had to learn to go to bed early otherwise following day is complete crap.
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13y ago
How was the diagnosis made? Did you have to sleep in a clinic, or at home wearing some analyzer machine?
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2 bishops is a massive advantage in chess, but I still don't think a 1900 player could beat Magnus. Maybe a 2200 player?
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Barack Obama asks then answers own question on Quora, sort of.
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Hadn't thought about vegans, but you're right, they're prone to the same joke. However, I do know vegans who don't make a point of saying it, whereas all the no-tv people (ALL of them) had the urge to mention it, althoug
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Is this going to become the new "I don't own a tv", where people think its hip and they feel the urge to tell others about it? Here's one of the few jokes I ever came up with: Q: What do you do if you want to find out wh
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Well, you know, 'fascist' nowadays can mean 'anyone who takes a hard stance on something I'm against'. It's pretty much a branch of Godwin's Law.
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13y ago
Touché :-)
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I didn't know that. Do you have any links that explain this so I could read more on it?
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By what you're saying, someone who is lifting and taking adequate rest between sessions, ensuring that they get enough rest, won't benefit from taking steroids if they don't change their schedule? I'm saying steroids red
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13y ago
Well, he got himself banned drom audiophile forums from pointing out their inconsistencies and ridiculous claims. I thought that was pretty cool of him, since he had the means to back it up. edit: I forgot to agree with you on the design of
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