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by teach 3y ago
Because Jesus loved using parables, a specific type of joke with a setup and a reveal that contradicts the audience's expectations.
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Analogue Pocket: Classic Limited Editions(analogue.co)
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by teach 3y ago
Why? The AMD chip they're using has comparable performance-per-watt to the M1, and I'm not sure Proton knows how to run games on an ARM processor.
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by teach 3y ago
This is really interesting! Instead of "here's how you are SUPPOSED to pronounce" any given word or phrase, you show how a bunch of native English speakers actually pronounce it. Maybe everyone is wrong, but if your goal is
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by teach 3y ago
I'm not an expert on this either, but I think it's true that IN GENERAL a lot of the value in soap is just "debulking". It does do that very well. But in the specific case of COVID-19 soap happens to also destroy the vir
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by teach 3y ago
I'm virtually certain the audio clip that plays when you connect to AOL Dial-Up is not a modem from 1991. To my ear it sounds like a 28.8 or 33.6 modem flips table @Begin(Comic Book Guy) worst website ever @End
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by teach 3y ago
Apple is notably absent
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by teach 3y ago
The nature article is a bit over my head and the press release seems a little hand-wavy, so forgive my ignorance but.... It sounds like "all" they've done is develop a formalism that is (1) mathematically precise, (2) testabl
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by teach 3y ago
I'm certainly not a Splunk expert and I'm CERTAINLY have no insight into the nature of our financial arrangement with them, but yeah it's expensive. I think there's not much of a useful "flat rate" tier; you pa
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by teach 3y ago
I'm gonna respectfully disagree that it fails "at a few TB". We send them 100s of terabytes a day.
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by teach 3y ago
I'm looking forward to giving the Keychron K15 Pro a spin. It's not _nearly_ as compact as something like the Voyager, but I've never been productive on <75% layouts. My only missing feature is layer support, so if anyone
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by teach 3y ago
GitHub too, iirc
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by teach 3y ago
But it appears that this is Esther's own blog, and there's a 15-minute-long YouTube video linked at the top. Also, I thought you couldn't read tweets these days unless you're logged in.
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by teach 3y ago
I hadn't messed around with this when you posted previously but today I did. I tried to forecast buying a house, but it seems to have defaulted to 0% APR for Infinity. I don't know anything about buying houses; that's why I&#
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by teach 3y ago
I guess we'll have to agree to disagree. I really like the blend of art and information in these. It feels sort-of like a good "explainer" YouTube video with voiceover and graphics but -- instead of being forced through the m
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by teach 3y ago
Land Value Tax would fix this!
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by teach 3y ago
(2015)
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by teach 3y ago
Somebody always wins the lottery. This doesn't mean that playing the lottery is a useful path to riches for anyone else. Edited to add: This is not an indictment on the college student in question! Congrats to him for being prepared to
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by teach 3y ago
I ran my first half marathon earlier this year; I am 48. I'm slow but before two years ago I'd never run so much as a 5k. I would like to run a full marathon someday but I have no desire to run "quickly" for such a dista
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by teach 3y ago
Previously on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32542260
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by teach 3y ago
Or you can read it straight from the horse's mouth: https://pluralistic.net/2023/01/21/potemkin-ai/ Discussed four months ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34480479
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by teach 3y ago
> You don't need to pay somebody Your advice is good but there's nothing wrong with getting a professional to help you if you have the means. I've made more progress in the last two years with a good therapist than in twen
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by teach 3y ago
This reads like a FUD piece to me, especially given the source. I'm seeing lots more of these "but here's yet ANOTHER problem with electric vehicles that nO oNe HaS tHOugHT oF YeT" articles making the rounds. It's a
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by teach 3y ago
(2014)
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by teach 4y ago
I've owned a copy of GR for over a decade and haven't even attempted to read it. This scene in Knives Out made me laugh out loud.
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by teach 4y ago
Probably the same reason some people browse /r/all on Reddit. I think the desire for that sort of thing has waned a lot over the past couple of years, though.
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by teach 4y ago
I guess they say to launch before you think you're ready.
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by teach 4y ago
For the downvoters, I'm pretty sure this is supposed to be a veiled reference to the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bielefeld_conspiracy
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by teach 4y ago
> "Ruffle runs natively on all modern operating systems as a standalone application" Ruffle isn't limited to running inside a browser, so the security is warranted.
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by teach 4y ago
Typically yeast need _some_ sort of sugar to eat in order for the dough to rise, but it doesn't need to be very much at all.

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