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by wrycoder 3y ago
Yeah, this strikes me as a typical high carb diet recommended by the government. If you eat small portions on a diet like that, you'll be constantly hungry.
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by wrycoder 3y ago
https://archive.is/ryn94
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by wrycoder 3y ago
I have the iOS i41CX+ app. I love it.
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by wrycoder 3y ago
Yeah, and good VNAs for under $100, too!
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by wrycoder 3y ago
Fall detector, sleep monitor, EKG, blood oxygen level, etc. plus remote control for iPhone. Things that matter, as you get older. I agree, 30% more battery life would be great.
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by wrycoder 3y ago
Decline?
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by wrycoder 3y ago
Yeah, but it’s an excuse for the usual excellent HN pen appreciation.
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by wrycoder 3y ago
And it tries to give an answer that would be interpreted as a positive, rather than negative, reply.
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by wrycoder 3y ago
The sources didn’t fail. The point is, especially at the beginning, it’s easy to miss seeing the forest for all the trees.
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by wrycoder 3y ago
Asking simple questions is a great way to start, it doesn’t matter how old you are. I think Feynman and Schrödinger would agree. Certainly de Broglie would. You can go down as deeply as you like. Right now, if the level involves advanced ma
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by wrycoder 3y ago
If you don’t mind a query language that is mostly grunting out nouns.
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by wrycoder 3y ago
He didn’t bother to ask a clarifying question. Apparently, he found as much as he wanted to know at the time.
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by wrycoder 3y ago
It works well, when all the other world economies have been devastated by war. The US government/military control in WWII was essentially totalitarian, with rationing and price controls.
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by wrycoder 3y ago
I’ll accept that, but I’m thinking that the editor tried to create a better headline and gave up. Lack of listening is possible, but the reason for ignoring the massive blood loss in the presence of a highly likely causative factor is not u
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by wrycoder 3y ago
And you can bet your bippy that AI planning will be tried. At least twice. (“We weren’t doing it right the first time.”) Central planning could work, if exact equality of outcome was the target, the range of commodities produced was restric
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by wrycoder 3y ago
What about Sears? What about Polariod? Packard? At the top of the growth sigmoid, corporations always make the wrong planning choices, to avoid self-cannibalization of existing products and to protect existing internal power structures. The
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by wrycoder 3y ago
I’ve got a mail server running on DO. While Google sometimes spam bins Mail from my server, the server has never been listed on spamhaus. I don’t care about MS, so I don’t know how delivery there is.
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by wrycoder 3y ago
The headline for this article is a travesty - there is no “basic thing” mentioned in the article. It’s almost like the headline was a banal or joke placeholder that was accidentally not updated. This is a very interesting article written
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by wrycoder 3y ago
Definitely an improvement over the real thing, in this case.
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by wrycoder 3y ago
The US passenger rail system is badly mismanaged and offers lousy service. If the network were to be expanded, I'd expect more of the same lousy service. I like commuter rail and subways in Boston. I wish the parking was better at th
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by wrycoder 3y ago
I've got over 400 films in my NF DVD queue, and the vast majority aren't on their streaming service. Which rarely has much I care to watch. I'm really hoping that NF will either sell the DVD service, or update their streamin
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by wrycoder 3y ago
It appears that it’s a thousand times larger, if one includes the media.
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by wrycoder 3y ago
In fifty years, there will be a Ng’s School of Magic and Useful Incantations. How all that stuff works will have been forgotten by the human race.
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by wrycoder 3y ago
This is true in NH statewide, under the “Homeowner’s Exemption.”
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“Vegetation within a few hundred yards of the launch pad was singed. A little more than a quarter mile south of the launch pad, a fire burned about three acres, charring a quail’s nest.”
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by wrycoder 3y ago
Master and Commander is a rare film about the duties and agonies of leadership. It’s about maintaining English culture on a small warship lost the Pacific, against all odds. It’s not about some sailor bromance.
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by wrycoder 3y ago
Interesting, detailed paper.
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by wrycoder 3y ago
Our rail system sucks, it is true. I'm quite sure that, if we expanded it, it would still suck. Cars work well for people in rural areas, and they are cost-effective in rural areas. Your "fact" on accidental gun "killi
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by wrycoder 3y ago
But, how would one handle positive and negative charge?
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by wrycoder 3y ago
I don’t think it was meant that way, at all. I read the posts in order, and the conversation seemed natural and civil.

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