tus666

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by tus666 4y ago
Where do you think propaganda comes from exactly?
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Star Wars was better.
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Notice how this news tends to come out just after major Russian advances (Severodonetsk).
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Little buggers.
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And one of those was a booster that reached 100 re-use launches!
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OK that's pretty funny.
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FLOSS Weekly is about the only one I listen to.
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Actually you are more likely to find that on Reddit. HN has never been particular pro-crypto.
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NFTs can exist on most blockchains. However only the big ones mean anything. Your DB means about as much as a NFT on Luna.
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I think the low-key, unique, quirky and tranquil aesthetic is what people find stunning about urban Japan.
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> Seoul is not a pretty town, not at least by most Western senses of beauty Korea is not a particularly pretty country in general. I think people got there for the culture, people and food. Contrast this with Japan which is stunning almo
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Well in Perl there is... warn("foo") In Python you have to at least: - remember not to forget to import sys - remember the file= syntax for the print statement - type about 10 extra characters Bunch of annoying stuff when you are
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> A quantum effect reveals that even if subatomic particles are not subject to gravitational forces, they can feel the effects of warping. Eh? That warping is the gravitational force.
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Actually Perl's characterization was that the easy things should be easy, and the hard things possible. Sometimes Python could learn from that. Oh you want to print to stderr hmm?
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Make sure you have the smartest smart missiles and smart drones and the best anti-drone defence systems.
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Sounds like someone hasn't heard of the industrial revolution.
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> So I'll start with a note for all the people intimidated by the techniques the author is trying to use in the post: when writing Rust code you almost never use this kind of stuff Never write async code? Or expect a library will al
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> The original CRT screen couldn’t really work with what Finn wanted to do to it. It could have worked ok, and would have added that extra dimension to the retroness of the gaming tv, but would have been very difficult to get a video si
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The web community has had another revolution and SPAs are now on the way out.
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So a little plane with a rear seat for 2 passengers is a passenger plane? I think not.
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It's a business jet not a passenger plane.
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Whats "EA gaming"? Is there a non-gaming division of EA? And Apple does not do "mergers".
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Thats amazing. But how does a flying plane refuel from a ground hose? It must have been a very long hose given the speed of the plane. Did it circle around or something?
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No, it was fine this morning and suddenly it changed. I was fine with default size.
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Does HN seem zoomed out for anyone else?
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> his initial credited work being '2001: A Space Odyssey.' It's amazing how derivative Star Wars appears after going back and watching 2001. Similarly go back and watch Westworld (the movied) and see how it makes you feel
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Weird website.
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I remember this. It was pretty big news.
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This is an unfortunate headline.
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Perl is almost twice the average.

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