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by shusaku 5y ago
The other option is to apparently blanket your game with advertisements. I spent some time yesterday looking for word games in the iOS store, and it seems like everything was “free”, but had non stop, unskippable ads. One offered to remove
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by shusaku 5y ago
> We don’t honor deaths that we ascribe to individual failings, which could explain, Keller argues, why national moments of mourning have been scarce. I always think of the argument of Eliphaz in the book of Job. It’s interesting that we
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by shusaku 5y ago
> by 1944, the US held most of the world’s gold What actually caused this? Countries buying US arms in the lead up to ww2?
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by shusaku 5y ago
Except “the end of history” isn’t the article linked. Maybe you’d know that if you read it.
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by shusaku 5y ago
On that topic, I have to agree with one of commenters that no real negotiators are happening until NATO is a party. Beyond sanction relief and agreeing to leave Ukraine neutral, NATO can dangle money to be invested in Donetsk/Luhansk f
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by shusaku 5y ago
Basically the only defense is an extension that prevents styling for a visited link. But on the plus side to use this exploit you either need to be very specific about what sites you check or have the user clicking lots of links…
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by shusaku 5y ago
It might be fun for someone to go through that and gather the set of ingredients used, and describe how someone in medieval Britain would get them
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by shusaku 5y ago
By the way, for watching games the “Redman Reviews” series by the AGA is great: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLqpN3-2FP-kJcwdyujD8WKCin...
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by shusaku 5y ago
I want to add a recommendation for this book to any novice player (though not to an absolute beginner). It really improved my game, and gave me a new perspective on how to play.
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I was also very interested in that point. Later in the article, they also suggest the US give (via a lend-lease program) equipment to prevent Russia from gaining air superiority. So I wonder if the analysis of both the authors and Russia is
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by shusaku 5y ago
> This $1099 config better have 16GB Memory and 512GB by default. Doubtful. But they’ll make up for it by having it be on sale 24/7/365. I love my thinkpad but the buying process is awful.
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by shusaku 5y ago
Cool! Can you explain some more how you ended up sharing this? Did you find it yourself or maybe was there a related article?
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Chapter III. Concerning Mixed Principalities (1532)(gutenberg.org)
1 points by shusaku 5y ago|0 comments
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by shusaku 5y ago
To be fair, it is slightly off topic. I hope we get more articles on the war which go in depth about the tactics, operations, etc.
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by shusaku 5y ago
“You’re free to use this however you like! And by however you like, I mean a very specific set of things”
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by shusaku 5y ago
The fact that the privacy policy is 4,876 pages also feels like it can’t be true. The surrounding typos make me worry the number itself is wrong. I mean how much money would you have to pay a law firm to write you a policy that’s 5000 pages
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by shusaku 5y ago
Better to send them an email than a real letter in the post, otherwise they could sell the dna on the stamp.
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River (Typography)(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by shusaku 5y ago|0 comments
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by shusaku 5y ago
Is there any good sci-fi in this direction? It seems like cybernetics usually involves machines; genetic engineering is another popular one. But thinking about cells as Turing machines you can feed code to seems like a nice big idea.
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by shusaku 5y ago
> Vietnam has relaxed visa rules to lure American retirees like Rockhold, along with their savings. It seems like they must have a new category?
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by shusaku 5y ago
Georgia (and Armenia) always seemed to me as being a place with amazing sights to see. How are you finding it?
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by shusaku 5y ago
I’m baffled that you’re invoking QUANTum mechanics to ascertain that discrete values don’t exist. At any rate, nominalism has a rich history, so I doubt these hacker news comments will solve the issue…
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The Paradox of Sour Food. “It’s a weird sense to need.”(theatlantic.com)
6 points by shusaku 5y ago|0 comments
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For sure. It basically shuts down the idea that you can assess your confidence in an expert based on experience! Instead you have to understand the underlying principles, which is no easy task. To me the solution is to delegate the oversigh
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Ironically, a massive government infrastructure program is what we used to describe as political
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by shusaku 5y ago
I really enjoyed this part > The zombie argument seems to belong to a class of arguments that Daniel Dennett calls ‘intuition pumps’. These are arguments – typically thought experiments – that lead the reader toward a certain appealing T
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The Philosopher’s Zombie(aeon.co)
3 points by shusaku 5y ago|2 comments
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by shusaku 5y ago
Wow that was tough. I was six rows in before I got a single box. And it really rubbed it in with the answer…
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by shusaku 5y ago
This is a ridiculous comment thread, the linked article is what 150 words? Why the fuss about the level of detail? That’s best left to other publications.
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Lizard scale patterns described with antiferromagnetic model(physics.aps.org)
56 points by shusaku 5y ago|6 comments

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