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A Lingua Latina per se illustrata for Japanese
(drdru.github.io)
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That is very concerning for the end user.
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The images returned by the search look quite dodgy.
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30K net / year is a decent salary in France considering it you don't have to save for retirement, childcare is cheap, school is free, uni is free, health insurance is cheap and you don't have to save too much in case you are
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Could you expand on what's wrong with their search ?
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John von Neumann
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An interesting fact that you may not know about is that Von Neumann was involved in the decision : "Von Neumann, four other scientists, and various military personnel were included in the target selection committee that was responsible
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Trump Lost His Trade War (2019)
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> I'm against this protectionist nationalism, it only leads to future conflict. And unfortunately this is what the top comment preaches and I am very disappointed to see that the more-educated-than-the-average-person readers of HN
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Back in March someone asked a very similar question. One comment that I found very clever was advising to work on Open Source Projects. They may not be directly related to 'public health and equitable growth and space travel' but
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Sorry but you can't infer 'A vegan diet is one of the most healthy diets an individual can choose when measured by the health outcomes of people that choose the diet' from ' It is the position of the Academy of Nutrition
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I don't have any data to back this up but it is possible in theory. If you want a pointer, you can start here : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Price_elasticity_of_demand The idea is that if someone able to afford a
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Governments have a hard time making people wear a mask that can save their lives and the one of their families. I can't imagine forcing them to stop eating meat being a solution. And if you stop eating meat yourself there is absolutely
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It is more complicated than it seems. Many businesses depend so much on Facebook Advertising that they would have to shut down. I remember an article on the front page on HN talking about some businesses being idle when Facebook was down. P
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As a data scientist I interpret this as : if you can do it in SQL, do it in SQL. Once you really can't improve your, say, recommendation engine with SQL move to ML/DL. And sometimes it is better not to know anything about deep lea
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"Living in the suburbs comes at a price: long commutes. Many people spend hours a day behind the wheel, getting to and from work." I wish there is a word to distinguish commute in a car and commute in public transport. The first o
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"I'm not entirely sure why" That is what people usually call the law of supply and demand. Your salary is not a function of your skill but of how rare they are on the market relative to the number of job opening.
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£3,000 in London is comfortable if you don't have kids. Nursery fees are about £1,800 and a rent £1,500.
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I would add one : when you look after you baby/toddler, don't be tempted to do something else at the same time, say read HN. Your baby will be unhappy and you angry.
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I came to the same realization not so long ago. Most of the content being produced is pretty much deja vu. That lead me into questioning what creativity is but that I could not find anything interesting to read about the topic. So if anyone
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Wow! Back end developper avance < 50K euros on average. That is not much. I am genuinely surprised.
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I thought some people were acting dumb but that it was only a facade, that once things would get serious they would stop pretending being dumb. I now genuinely believe that if there was an Ebola outbreak people would still go to underground
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We do not get much information about who still gets the virus. Mostly party goers or is everyone as likely to get it? Several weeks after the place where I live started the lockdown hundreds of people were still getting it and I was really
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The cost / benefit analysis is so much in favor of mask wearing that I don't understand why they are not made mandatory. Maybe some HN reader knows about some cost that I am not aware of (ie a few of pounds and a small inconvenien
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Using this moral responsibility argument we can stop Covid19 in a fortnight and get world peace overnight. I'd rather wear a mask and have realistic expectations.
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Economics. Many people have no idea what economists actually work on. Economics is not only Macroeconomics. It is a consistent theory of human behaviour. It tries to understand social behaviour and human interactions using a very small numb
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"The rates are debatable but often 7% yearly is quoted. Example, instead of buying a 40,000 car, put it in stock market for 30 years and get just 6% return you've got 229,000. Thats a large percentage of retirement for simply deci
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Ask HN: Would you buy second hand phone / laptop?
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Ask HN: What would you miss the most without a smartphone?
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I remember reading a commenter on HN saying that most problems are solved going to the toilets. I hope no one installs bossware there as well.
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