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by soneca 7y ago
One of worst Brazilian states is one of the hottest (Ceará).
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by soneca 7y ago
It is hard to predict the future, but despite the former Health minister indeed have being fired for clashing with Bolsonaro views, there is not much indication that the policy will in fact change now. It became a ego dispute in the last da
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by soneca 7y ago
I assumed the whole photo would show the woman holding the bag in the right hand
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by soneca 7y ago
That was my experience this week. I did went to Ralph's website to check their hours before going there.
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by soneca 7y ago
I would never know about bus and local supermarket hours and changes through the news in any of the two cities that I lived in my life (Sao Paulo and Los Angeles). I would (and I did) find the supermarket and the bus company websites. That&
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by soneca 7y ago
You might be interested in https://www.tonebase.co/piano Try one of the free lessons to see how is the player. (disclaimer: I work there)
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by soneca 7y ago
I read your comment first and went on to read the OP expecting something terrible. What I actually found is something that is about 90% right, specially in the beginning, where it matters most for beginners. I feel like it work as a good gu
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by soneca 7y ago
I don't think this is a joke, but an attempt of innovation. I think it is just rude to assume it is or make fun as it was. Years ago I made an attempt to reinvent forums, with comments ordered horizontally instead vertically. It was ve
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by soneca 7y ago
I don't think the Greek roots of the word matter to our understanding of the modern word. It does look more like radio and that the words "wireless phone" are there only for clicks.
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by soneca 7y ago
I think I am much more likely to find the truth about a question I have with Google than asking on a BBS forum or browsing through a curated list of links on Yahoo. That's like saying Gutenberg ruined books because now I can find books
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by soneca 7y ago
It's very odd for me to conciliate that you work on a big enough company to have red tape and that you are worried about accidental renew of nine dollars per year . Do you think a one-time license with the price of $1,000 would be an
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by soneca 7y ago
And puppeteers
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Show HN: A shareable personal journal to stay connected far from social media(quidsentio.com)
1 points by soneca 7y ago|0 comments
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by soneca 7y ago
Isn't that the definition of click-bait? Promise something in the headline just for the clicks, but don't deliver it in the article
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by soneca 7y ago
For me, a non-native English speaker, it added value. It is not a common word, I didn't know, and the way the GP included it was explanatory. Having "tenant" there would be very confusing, now, I just learned one more inter
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by soneca 7y ago
A personal journal that you can share with trusted ones: https://www.quidsentio.com I want to evolve it to a quiet social network where the incentive is to nurture relationships with closed ones, not optimize for number of peopl
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by soneca 7y ago
I believe she is saying that the humanity will be better prepared to handle threats after the pandemic. That's a brighter side to things.
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The trade-offs of choosing privacy(blog.quidsentio.com)
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The trade-offs of choosing privacy as a nascent social network(blog.quidsentio.com)
1 points by soneca 7y ago|0 comments
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by soneca 7y ago
That's probably on me though, not the original game. Let's keep in mind that this is a memory from ~30 years ago, so not that reliable in general
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by soneca 7y ago
Never saw a 'drag-to-hover' design, but guessing from the name, could be a very neat solution to the problem I mentioned. Worth trying. Startup idea: buy the rights of a critically-praised-comercially-failed adventure game from th
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by soneca 7y ago
Hovering the mouse was an essential mechanic in all the best point-and-clicks. Games that don't give a hint that an object is interactable on hovering are impossible to play. Games that highlight all interactable objects from start are
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by soneca 7y ago
Some big literature classics in Brazil (I suspect other places too, Dickens maybe?) were published as weekly columns on newspapers. Kind of the soap opera of the times. Now they are treated as high brow art, with the good and bad parts of t
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by soneca 7y ago
Me too, I learned a lot of English. I would play Monkey Island and Indiana Jones with a dictionary on the side. I remember taking hours in one of the first King Quests, that used typed text input, that the right verb was to "pick-up&#
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by soneca 7y ago
Interesting thing about life in the 90s without internet is that we were able to consume something without being part of any larger culture around it. I loved and played a lot of adventure games. All LucasArts' and a few others. I neve
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by soneca 7y ago
To use your own words, people who are "decent in actions and general respectfulness" would be a better phrasing. The way you define I would only consider nice those who are genuinely kind to me. If it's not genuine, they ar
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by soneca 7y ago
> "Let's step back and define nice. A nice person is one who tries to get you to like them" That's not my definition of nice, so I realized there was no point in reading the rest of the text (if the clickbaity title
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by soneca 7y ago
You want more than that, because all of above can be done by a $30 watch.
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Building a shareable personal journal alone, with help(blog.quidsentio.com)
2 points by soneca 7y ago|0 comments
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by soneca 7y ago
I wonder why social media in general enforces everything to be ephemeral. Sure, Stories are specific about it, but even regular old posts in Facebook, Instagram, Twitter are very hard to track and consume. They are there, you can search if

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