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Sometimes I find ambient music to be too dull, but I find music with lyrics too distracting. But if I listen to music with lyrics in language which I don't speak, then I don't get distracted. Spanish mambo works well for me. Also
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I find the Marvel movies boring and insulting to my intelligence. Which isn't really surprising since they are made for mass appeal and I generally don't like that sort of stuff. However, and this statement is made with no actual
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I'm curious: When you say "something different" what do you mean? For example,when you engage in bible reasearch, does it feel that a different part of your self is gaining sustinance?
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When I was in college I wrote a Windows app to do the side-by-side translations of the bible just like you have on your site. It was commissioned by a multilingual church. Funny thing is, I'm a atheist raised by Catholics. I'm not
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I wrote code to generate the graphic for a decal that gets applied to units in the mobile equipment fleet for Dupont. It's a bit satisfying to drive past a Dupont site and see my work out in the real world. Also I helped publish a Simp
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Ask HN: Can crypto-mining farms be retooled to run AI algorithms?
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To give more context to the story about my son: I didn't at all give him some overbearing lecture. I simply read the page to him as if it were regular story-time and let him make the decision, which he did with remarkable swiftness. Th
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I really dislike when programming books are overly terse with their code examples. This is a problem I've struggled with since I was a child learning to code. When I'm learning a new concept, I need to be able to clearly see the s
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I noticed that too. Which makes me see the project as more of a giant cruise ship than a floating EPCOT (Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow). A giant cruise ship isn't very exciting. Whereas, a floating city where the governm
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Reminds me of the story of Noah's ark. (Shudder) I just imagined a sci-fi world in which this yacht is built and there are groups of feuding subcultures that live in different parts of the yacht. Feuding, sort of like that Futurama epi
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> convince your kid to brush his/her teeth every after meal. all of it is sales, which is more about emotions than logic. Cute story: I was having trouble getting my 4-year-old to brush his teeth until one night, I had to idea to s
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Can you tell us more about this business model?
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Another place I've seen non-technical founders looking to pair up is at https://www.indiehackers.com/
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The cable is named for computer science pioneer Grace Brewster Murray Hopper (1906–1992), best known for her work on one of the first linkers (compilers), which was critical in the development of the COBOL programming language. She’s
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glad you enjoyed it. I wish I could have been there to witness your reacton.
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perhaps its simply the pra tice of running for office that is the therapy I hold office in local politics, it's stupid boring
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how do you pronounce your alias? is it jesus-script, or jez-yew-script? Hmm, I wonder if there are any religions based around the worship of a programming language They could cite their lore as StringUtil.xjs:Slice:1-23
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You win.
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I taught my children the correct usage of the word "literally", after we watched an irksome YouTube video in which the host made significant abuse of the word. Now whenever they hear someone say "literally", they double
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It's called Parkinson's Law.
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Yes, I am confused on this point as well. By this logic, it sounds like all forms of hotlinking would be illegal, not just fonts but images, js, css, etc. How does a modern website operate under this law? Are there other options besides: 1.
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This reminds me of a portable dual monitor setup that I tried to build. I used PVC pipe fittings and USB monitors. The most difficult part for me was getting the screw holes lined up for VESA mount. I didn't have access to a 3D printer
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> Was Willy Wonka the good guy? That's an interesting question. Here is my amateur psychoanalyst take on Wonka. This is based on the Gene Wilder version of Wonka. It is the one with which I am most familiar. Wonka was a shut in with
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I think a more positive way to think about MrBeast's behavior of giving away money isn't that he's doing it for views, but that he's doing it for fun. There is a documentary about how actor Bill Murray will occasionally
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Reminds me of three projects of mine: 1. I reverse engineered the graphics format for the game Sopwith 2 so that I could change the sprites. I wanted to change the airplane into a flying ox: the ox was an obstacle in the game that you could
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I have a visual impairment that make it really hard for me to distinguish objects where the is little contrast. This new UI trend of one pixel borders is a big annoyance for me. I constantly click the wrong window. I actually wrote a Window
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I like to imagine (with my overactive imagination) that Elon Musk knows exactly what he is going to do with Twitter. I don't think he would be able to do all the things he does if he didn't strategize extensively for every one of
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Very cool. Your results look much better than the washed out AI colorization that I've seen in the past. I think you could charge money for this service. A suggestion for something fun to do / marketing tool: recolorize this video
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A friend gave me a Amazon Luna controller he didn't want. I was pleasantly surprised that the controller synced via BT. I was able to play non-Luna FireTV games with no problems. It even worked without the Luna software installed on my
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Reminds me of my days playing with Eliza on my family Atari computer.
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