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srvmshr
3y ago
Kitaboshi Pencil Factory is within cycling distance from my home in Katsushika ward. This news item makes me so happy! You don't see things from your neighborhood make to the trending HN section everyday :)
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srvmshr
3y ago
This is the closest I would get to watching Rick & Morty's Interdimensional cable TV :) Interesting concept!
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3y ago
I have never encountered this personally, but helped a few. There could be variations of what to expect, in response to your question. YMMV: * If using the Web UI, it will be locked & probably will remain in some catatonic state, until
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3y ago
I am puzzled & maybe someone could throw light: The canister looks like metal, and isn't airtight anymore. It has barnacles on one side, which makes it likely it was probably floating, rather than sitting on the seabed. How did it
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3y ago
Francois Flueret primarily used TikZ, going by several TikZ queries over past few months on Twitter.
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3y ago
I tried using Threads religiously for few days alongside Twitter: * The feed is chaotic & no guarantees people (and by extension, Topics) whom you followed will show up primarily. Seeing a machine learning thread between a Barbie post &
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3y ago
> I'm not sure I comprehend the immediate attacks (2/3 comments now) for, what appears to be, some neat research I _dont_ have a problem with Roblox. FWIW I never used any of their product. I _dont_ have objection if HN discu
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3y ago
This article's first half was a general discourse on ML & the latter half seemed to revolve around how chip thermals & data center consumption can be managed by ML. ML's contribution to reducing human-generated impact on c
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3y ago
This is blatant advertising/shilling for the company at a said conference. Why are such posts not flagged yet. Please do, by all means! Almost all serious players are present at major conferences & announce that in their blog/
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3y ago
> but I don't think it's so plainly unbelievable that the government can't keep secret projects under wraps. Rare triple negation. Also, I couldn't follow the last bit. Were you saying that basically what we imply as
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3y ago
> I literally pointed you to a kaggle file of reports from a major UFO reporting organization. Kaggle competition is a supporting evidence for you? > And with regard to Hindu UFOs, I was referring to Vimana. Those were depicted as cha
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3y ago
You provided an timeline of human evolution, but has fundamental physics changed at the core? Unfortunately, we haven't found any drop-in replacement to Newton's first & second laws for e.g.; Conversely, more & more of phy
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3y ago
> It is. UFO reports come out of all of those countries. India has a religious tradition with very clear UFO references, and videos come out of China all the time (although they tend to be purposely faked 100% of the times I've seen
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3y ago
Yes. This. 100% If I was the government exchequer and comfortably spending on the refrigeration of alien entrails & annually greasing their flying saucers, I wouldn't _additionally_ spend billions of dollars setting up space observ
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3y ago
So, what stops the US government from making this an elaborate psyops activity. Why should it be aliens _only_? In an unstable world, where power projection is necessary & inevitable, it is a tactical move to neither confirm or deny exi
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3y ago
I use WeChat to talk to my in-laws in Mainland China. I am aware of the mini-apps that exist but they are severely lacking features & more of add on utilities to the WeChat interface. For e.g. a popular one is a mini-app for DiDi cabs.
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3y ago
> All arguments of the form "where is the evidence" are moot at this point, as there is a mountain of evidence. We haven't seen a single clear evidence yet. The objects captured from fighter jet IR cameras discussed in the
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3y ago
The celestial phenomenon over Nuremberg & Basel have been time & again discussed to be purported works of fiction. (This is also from a recent cursory literature review on the topic in JSTOR). Summarily, many supernatural themed eve
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3y ago
I understand. But out of curiosity: why is there no material evidence across the different civilizations. Surely all of humanity couldn't be duping themselves and only US is speaking up in 21st century. I am _not_ a non-believer. It is
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3y ago
In theory, maybe possible. But honest-to-god critical thinking/sincere question: given that multiple countries have had satellites, deep space observation methods, giant telescopes etc how is that alien ingress have never been noticed?
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3y ago
Try really hard to fathom why OP would advocate easily breakable NPM/yarn clutter to an otherwise (and admittedly well designed long-standing) solution by ssh `config` and `-i` flag -- if at all not built by other language base e.g C++
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3y ago
I work at a small'ish company of few FTE (~10 members and handful of interns/ residents). I am basically the most senior non-C level member within a relatively flat management hierarchy (by design). I handle a small corner of prod
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3y ago
Why discriminate against diabetes. Of the things listed, this is probably the most common one & a lifestyle disease. This can have a onset in mid-40s to 50s for some genetically predisposed people. Are they not allowed to fly then?
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3y ago
OP does not list all the major languages either. I have a feeling that, just the four main southern languages & its dialects will outrank all northern European languages combined (except English technically)
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3y ago
This is interesting & its factually true from personal experience. I feel Norwegian is a sister language but bit more complicated than Swedish. Since they have similar roots, the grammar structure is same & it is easy to follow some
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3y ago
Software on Microsoft Windows uses an application programming interface (API) called "CreateFile" to access files. Somewhat confusingly, CreateFile not only creates files but is also the primary way to open them. Microsoft should
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3y ago
I loved the Segoe font that was introduced with Windows 8. The Aptos font looks a bit like a modern refresh of that. Clean aesthetics is a win anyway.
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3y ago
Almost the whole of Scandinavia speaks English as a second language, and yet English does not highlight any or the four countries. Most Scandinavian people might agree with this general observation that knowing little to no Nordic language
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3y ago
Honestly I do not understand the subtle trolling here. If any country is making a big leap, without biases, just cheer for them. Getting to see humanity's progress, one country at a time, is a better thing compared to seeing none. When
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I actually like this book by Yoni Nazarathy https://statisticswithjulia.org/ They have a book on Mathematics of DL too which has several of the concepts covered here. (Disclosure: I am slightly biased towards this since I&#
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