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Brides who say 'I do' at the White House(npr.org)
1 points by shusaku 4y ago|0 comments
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by shusaku 4y ago
I think an AI that plays twenty questions would be interesting…
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by shusaku 4y ago
TheOnion submissions to hacker news are rare, which makes this a nice opportunity to look at past ones: https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=theonion.com
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by shusaku 4y ago
Voting by fax from a convenient store in Japan and immediately buying a beer to drink on the way home is a fond voting memory of mine. > A few weeks later, I even started receiving political flyers in the mail. I guess you can just buy a
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by shusaku 4y ago
I think his point still stands though. I enjoy FPS games because the gameplay is fun, but not with any sense of being immersed by the first person view. VR may very well replace the FPS, but that’s just one type of game.
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by shusaku 4y ago
> I don't think it will be difficult for anyone with ______ in their resume to be re-hired. I seem to read this comment every other day, hopefully it’s not adding up…
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We’re Giving Up on the (Frog) Pandemic(theatlantic.com)
4 points by shusaku 4y ago|0 comments
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Using the Astronomicum Caesareum(aeon.co)
1 points by shusaku 4y ago|0 comments
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by shusaku 4y ago
I think the author is trying to have it both ways where you’re both in the tunnel yet experiencing a tunnel free environment. It’s the same with the heat.
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by shusaku 4y ago
> Fingerprint analysis is not based on solid science, nobody knows how common it is for someone to have very similar fingerprints to another person, and nobody knows what the right standard for "points of similarity" is. Weird,
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by shusaku 4y ago
> Should we presume that it must be an invisible ball of matter that gravitates but we have no other way of detecting except through the same effect we use to infer its existence, or should we tweak Newton's laws of physics? I mean
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by shusaku 4y ago
I look forward to another class action lawsuit against Equifax which will surely result in those harmed receiving a cash settlement/s
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Potential Dark Matter Signal Gives Way to New Limits(physics.aps.org)
2 points by shusaku 4y ago|0 comments
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by shusaku 4y ago
I’ve used Anki nearly every day for the past decade or so, and I agree it is not very efficient. It’s too passive. Like you said, assembling your own deck, deliberately going through the material in more natural chunks and actively processi
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by shusaku 4y ago
Ah yes, just tear down the redwood forest.
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by shusaku 4y ago
I think people are downvoting you because they missed the mistake in the press release, so it sounds like you were claiming super determinism is the definitive theory
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by shusaku 4y ago
Nice! One of those areas of science which I think really capture the public imagination.
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by shusaku 4y ago
Before insultingly telling me to “read the fucking article” maybe you should read what I wrote. The article quote is completely unrelated. Of course we don’t have the infrastructure, but what I'm saying is that we can build it, and we
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by shusaku 4y ago
“We can’t build an infrastructure for people to walk or bike more because everyone is too fat!” Add this to your standup routine, it’s truly the stuff of parody.
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by shusaku 4y ago
Why do we need a plan? As soon as the demand gets there you’re going to have a thousand different startups competing to build it. We’re going to see better solutions than we can imagine right now once the competition begins. Countries have
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by shusaku 4y ago
It’s interesting because Warhol’s style is so iconic, that it almost feels like the rules should be different. You can’t look at the transformation in a vacuum, rather it involves injecting his entire artistic history.
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by shusaku 4y ago
“I’m against this law because hypothetically there could be an argument against it”
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by shusaku 4y ago
A couple suggestions: * take them on a tour of your chocolate factory * ask them to pull a magical sword out of a stone
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by shusaku 4y ago
Why is this story not getting more traction on Hacker News? It seems like the ultimate nerd dream
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by shusaku 4y ago
I swear some people think real wars work just like risk and all you have to do is stuck your soldiers on a country tile to improve their defense.
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by shusaku 4y ago
It seems like every piece of news about this war gets buried in an avalanche of “beware propaganda and misinformation” caveats. But I suppose at this point it is safe to say this has gone quite poorly for Russia so far.
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by shusaku 4y ago
A reader mode that competes with e-ink would also be worth it
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by shusaku 4y ago
https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/Flanderization ^ for anyone who wants to go on a deep dive!
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by shusaku 4y ago
I think his point by was that instead of chasing the cause of the recent uptick, it would be better to focus on the known causes
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by shusaku 4y ago
Any former geocities member us surely aware of the MIDI capability!

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