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Ask HN: What Happens When HN Dies?
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The Google IT Support Professional Certificate
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there is a huge problem with browsers right now -- they are very complicated and big and therefore their development is monopolized by three large organizations, leading to browsers that dont adhere to the best interests of the users. and y
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automatic ingredient dispensing is the biggest one. the second biggest is automatic removal of the bread from the pan. the other comments are wrong, bread machines make very good bread. ive been basically living off of bread machine bread f
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another cool kitchen appliance with a cult following is the panasonic flashxpress. its a toaster oven that uses ir light instead of typical heating elements and convection. there are really good, cult-worthy toaster ovens and pressure cooke
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thats so funny, i was just considering buying one of these after learning about their existence earlier today. these things are great because you can make rice, beans and baked potatoes. if you buy a nice bread machine too, all the essentia
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im currently doing something similar but with the ps2. it really amazes me that there are so few people interested in picking apart the ps2 and its games, and so few people interested in writing demos and games for the ps2. this lack of int
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PlayStation 2: Computational Cluster (2004)
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even if you drill a hole in the drive, data can still be recovered from it. anything that leaves large pieces of drive intact really isnt ideal. over the years i had collected dozens of platters from both myself and other people. for some r
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what are the problems with printers today? for hobbyist extrusion printers? - they are slow (fixed). but even 10x leaves something to be desired. - they cant print all shapes elegantly. for many shapes you need scaffolding. its a nuisance.
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please read things before making comments
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this is absolutely brilliant. i have no idea how nobody thought of this before. it was so obvious, just melt the plastic faster. so blindingly obvious. i have personally spent many hours trying to design a faster printer. its encouraging to
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so a bunch of people decided to buy into a scam -- decided to buy hugely, massively overpriced houses, and enter into loans with insane interest rates, all the while not having even the most tenuous fucking hope of ever paying for any of it
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this blog post is a kind of guide to starting your own company and making millions of dollars. this is a little unrelated but i just find it funny to read this guide because its very convoluted. there is actually a much simpler guide that t
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Variety isn't necessary for survival. In my case, it isn't even necessary for happiness. But if I want variety there is no shortage of it out there. In good times you might eat out every weekend. But when hard times come, you will
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why does nobody else realize this
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As others have said, the important things are having money saved and knowing how to have an inexpensive lifestyle. Someone said that you should live an inexpensive lifestyle so that you can get those savings started and build the habits and
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wow that sounds exciting. no experience or reliable skills -- just a lot of surface knowledge about ebikes and power electronics. do you guys have a website or something?
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sure. houses are made of wood. we recently had some super bad fires here in california and right now people are literally building new wooden homes upon the ashes of their last homes. does that make sense to you? in hurricane areas, people
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hey if you have questions about ebikes please ask -- they have been a passion of mine for a very long time. i dont know much about the latest models though, it got kind of boring after they got popular. dont worry about new york, ebikes hav
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ive considered doing something kind of like this but just grow enough food for myself -- so a garden rather than a farm. the draw for me is reducing my living expenses. modern houses make absolutely no sense because their design carries ves
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i wanted to make one of these but in the form of a watch you wear on your wrist. its interesting how some people are fascinated with these kinds of countdowns and others hate looking at them. me and my other cs buddy both think its interest
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i will never forget when, in early 2016, i saw this for the first time. when looking at the visualization in terms of weeks, i simply cant believe it, even today. i just looked at it again now. it simply cant be so few weeks. it just cant.
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i havent had this problem, no. have you tried it in 57?
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exactly. i cant believe nobody here seems to know about profiles or about:profiles. its the perfect solution. my setup is tree-style tabs (recently made to work with 57) and a different profile for each task (one profile for each language i
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ive always liked the idea of automated restaurants. weve seen what automation has done for car production, so its interesting to imagine what an automated restaurant might be like. since the food is the product of very exact expenditures of
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most of the time i read a story like this, the infamous statistic of 90 to 80 percent new establishments failing is referenced, and then the person goes on to explain how they barged into the business like a belligerent, drunken bull in a c
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what is the cause of burn in? is this a fundamental problem with oleds or will it go away with as the technology matures? thats what i really want to know because oled is next in line for dominance in display technology and that would suck
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captchas are turing tests. their purpose is not to grant personhood to robots. captcha will be totally broken well before machines become sentient.
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in fact turing tests will be useless at some point, which is the whole basis of my speculation about alternatives to it as i originally stated. dont you agree that captchas will become obsolete at some point? what then?
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