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This is so over-engineered, it tells you that when you have billions, you do the most whacky things. A 5-minute VFX job will yield the same results. But no, there's so much f*k you money, they had to do this.
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What are some of the more unusual examples of Veblen goods?
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From a geographical socio-economic standpoint, debt is not a profit maximising tool. In India, for example, debt is a last resort means that comes with contempt and social taboos. Yet people have no choice, but to avail debt.
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Show HN: Highcardinality Book Shelf
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The Northern Lights Make Music
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Bloody life saver! So hard to find this, and all I want is a basic understanding. Thank you!
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This is so darn good!
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Everything in software monitoring is dead, apparently
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Ask HN: What do y'all make of Netflix's 3 Body problem?
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Chicken Sexing and Knowing
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This line 'slaps' - While breadth comes from reading and talking and seeing, depth comes from doing.
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Software monitoring is stuck to the primitives of 00s
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Unrelated: FS blogs used to be short, crisp and to-the-point. Now they get a bit ranty and preachy and seems like some of this is mined from ChatGPT. Whatever happened to the crisp editing :(
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AI startup that can help you lucid dream
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You Know It's a Placebo. So Why Does It Still Work?
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How meta built the infrastructure for Threads
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Taumatawhakatangihangakoauauotamateaturipukakapikimaungahoronukupokaiwhenuak
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Opium and Romanticisim
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India WeWork offices are a delight. Not as packed, but gets pretty good footfall. And about 70% of the year, the rent-a-seat space is packed in a whole bunch of them. In fact, I won't be surprised if the India-side of operations is doi
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Edison the doer, more than the creator
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Elephants, Bullets and the Cost of War
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This is a fantastic piece, and is written so well! I wish more could be done to educate folks along the way. Imagine 1/10th of a country's GDP depending on the fungi, and it's not just hard to source, but its efficacy on cert
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A study in the art of maintenance, analysing a round-the-world solo yacht race
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What a beautiful story this is of three legendary men who tired to conquer the high seas, and what they (and us all) learnt along the process
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A wrapper and a friendly brand name, 'Lilli' is exactly what the marketing department ordered for getting large enterprise companies to dole out more monies. Visionary.
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How to build a good corporate blog
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Banning TikTok in India was one of the best decisions of the Indian government
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Hey Siri, what does a scammer look like? Siri -->
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Got no budgets for branding? Here's what you can do
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The biggest problem is levels of brightness on screens. Most people don't change it, and by the time they've realised it's affecting their eyes, it's too late. And i think mobile adaptive brightness does not account for
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