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by skrebbel 5mo ago
The Guardian
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by skrebbel 5mo ago
I'm surprised at the concept, somehow I thought the whole "graduation cap" thing was just in movies. Seems out of place in a country that's otherwise so individualistic.
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by skrebbel 5mo ago
I always liked about HN that we'd be OK with people plugging their products so long as it was on-topic and not all too shameless. After all, it's a site frequented by entrepreneurs, we all know how hard it is to get a product of
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by skrebbel 5mo ago
Wow that was very well done!
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by skrebbel 5mo ago
> If they had built a tunnel to Rostock, things would have been different… That would’ve been an extremely long (and expensive) tunnel.
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by skrebbel 6mo ago
Yes, but it’s refreshing that for once it isn’t a San Francisco neighbourhood!
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by skrebbel 6mo ago
From what money? Just pause the health insurance for a while? Stop paying the rent? No diapers for the kid? Your entire story only makes sense if you have many hundreds of dollars/euros of entirely disposable income every month left, a
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by skrebbel 6mo ago
Fwiw your comments here read to me as “I’m super rich and everyone I know is super rich too, and I can’t imagine that anyone isn’t”.
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by skrebbel 6mo ago
I’m not the author but it’s all local and theres no signup so just plug a random PDF in there and see for yourself!
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by skrebbel 6mo ago
Protip, modern browsers (IE6 and later) have a built-in parallel download feature!
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by skrebbel 6mo ago
I recommend lookscanned.io if you need a similar effect for legal reasons
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by skrebbel 6mo ago
> > anymore? > This is how discovery has always worked. So if I say a worry to my therapist, and years later I get sued in a civil lawsuit, my opponents can just ask the therapist for their meeting notes and those get submitted and
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by skrebbel 6mo ago
Seriously is nothing sacred anymore? Like I think the entirety of OpenAI leadership are scumbags but how is it OK to force someone, anyone, to publish their most private thoughts? EDIT: I sorry read over this part: > OpenAI submitted the
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by skrebbel 6mo ago
To a .de domain?
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by skrebbel 6mo ago
proper psychopath stuff this. seriously just be nice to people. OP gets it right.
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by skrebbel 6mo ago
Yep
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by skrebbel 6mo ago
> Procrapin Perfect
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by skrebbel 6mo ago
Any particularly uh, pungent anecdotes to share?
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by skrebbel 6mo ago
Did you look at the code? F# has mutable variables/arrays and this uses that for eg memory.
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by skrebbel 6mo ago
> a normal mug of ~500ml woa where is half a liter of coffee a "normal" portion?
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by skrebbel 6mo ago
People who are in a lot of pain and don’t know the risks. Rationalizations like “they probably put the limit way lower than the real limit so idiots don’t OD themselves, so I can safely take a bit more” become very attractive when you’re
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by skrebbel 6mo ago
> It worked to launch the creator into a gig at OpenAI The author sold his previous software business and I'm pretty sure would never need to work anymore. I doubt "a gig at OpenAI" was high on his wish list when he starte
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by skrebbel 6mo ago
"slopfork" nice
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by skrebbel 6mo ago
Fair. It'd turn into a Japan and a half (big one on the right, small one the left)
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by skrebbel 6mo ago
> See assignments as statements of fact. This makes sense in functional languages where variables can't change, but not in imperative languages like Brunost. When a fact changes halfway the story, it wasn't much of a fact. Himm
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by skrebbel 6mo ago
Yeah but my beef is not with “endrelig” but with “er”.
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by skrebbel 6mo ago
About 9 out of 10 Americans live in cities (incl burbs) and the same holds for Australians. Sure, there's fewer notable population centers in Australia (Sydney, Melbourne, Perth, Adelaide, Brisbane and you got nearly everyone), but the
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by skrebbel 6mo ago
I understand "fast fart er 80" and it makes sense, but I think present tense "er" for mutable variables is super weird, and implies functional semantics in an imperative world. Like eg this: endreleg fart er 80
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by skrebbel 6mo ago
People insure bikes?
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by skrebbel 6mo ago
How does this work? How can a site inject a totally different site into the history? I thought eg the History API only lets you add to the stack and pop, not modify history?

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