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yomly
8y ago
I checked out the Toyota Mirai - it does indeed use hydrogen gas cylinders from what I can tell. So this research is targeting simply the ability to transport hydrogen. Ironically, the ships that carry all that ammonia to Asia almost certai
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yomly
8y ago
I've encountered this viewpoint before and it took me a while understand the nuance of the assertion - as it is so matter of fact it is easy to take "not a science" as a value judgement - especially as we often enshrine empir
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yomly
8y ago
Tony Judt outlines some observations on the dynamics between social trust and cultural homogeneity in "Ill Fares the Land". I guess the differences between America and Denmark are one manifestation of these differences
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yomly
8y ago
In a place like NeXT this may have been applicable: (From 48 Laws of Power): "In 1502, in Florence Italy there lay an enormous block of marble standing in the church of Santa Maria del Fiore. Everyone had agreed this piece of marble ha
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8y ago
Power and opportunity corrupt - my sample size of one anecdata is that when a bunch of female magic circle solicitors were away on secondments they held a competition for who could cheat the most on their boyfriends at home. Humans are flaw
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yomly
8y ago
Lol in London you usually get 18k for living expenses as a PhD student. Meanwhile, undergrad halls can cost as much as £200 pw in London does not compute
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8y ago
I disagree with your sentiment enough that I want to downvote you (but won't as that's not what downvotes are for). STEM workers are absolutely underpaid in the EU for their level of qualification - a non-CS PhD grad is "luck
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8y ago
The other side of a game like football that makes it so interesting is that the part of the game that involves technique - i.e. the ball kicking part is by its nature very dynamic. Passing, receiving and shooting is going to be comparativel
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yomly
8y ago
Caffeine == Caffeine But if a Coke is ~3mg caffeine 100ml and coffee is ~40mg per 100ml, drinking 13.3 "units" of cokes will not be equivalent to 1 "unit" of coffee. 1. Timing of the intake will affect the efficacy (x mg
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8y ago
This. The levels of expenses paid for senior people in big organizations is insane. A friend recently rented out an apartment in central London to people working for a nonprofit org at £10k per month and this is only scratching the surface
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8y ago
Javascript has mutable datatypes and weak typing by default - that makes it easier to write buggy code than making it harder to do so. To write nice JS, you have to be disciplined and very cognizant of what you're doing. And then you h
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8y ago
Do the subs not have internet access or comms to outside world?
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yomly
8y ago
Your point on stabilising muscles is on point. This is why pistol squats are worth more than just a body weight * x two-legged squat. This is why yoga is valuable for more than just flexibility. Isolation of a muscle is all great and can ma
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8y ago
I've come to understand that a condo is an apartment block with added features - a concierge, a gym, pool etc. A block of apartments is just a grid of rooms/apartments with nothing else
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yomly
8y ago
KH is really just licensing of their content through - Square Enix do the hard work...
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8y ago
Something I noticed (having worked as both a non-programmer and programmer) that hangovers affect me much worse as a programmer than not. As a non-programmer there were always mundane things I could do to keep things ticking over: sending e
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yomly
8y ago
I think your assertions may be correct and you'd still be off in that the some large fraction of the money facebook takes from big companies came from advertising avenues subject to exactly the same risk of being ignored. Think billboa
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8y ago
2. is a real issue. I had to google how to turn off an iPhone X, this is after there being an iOS product of every gen being in the family since the iPhone 3
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9y ago
Maybe one of the books that might be an SICP type book could be The Classical Style by Charles Rosen but I'm not sure how accessible it is to a nonmusician... I found biographies helped build my appreciation of the music. A good one wi
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9y ago
There are a couple of ways to cut it up, for instance you could segment by: Mood Form Period Instrument For me, I started with solo piano mainly, and some light chamber music and worked through periods (at a natural rate rather than any ri
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9y ago
My understanding is that myopia onset is linked with natural light exposure in preteen-adolescent years. While there is always going to be some segment of people who stay in (who are likely overrepresented on HN) there would have been plent
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9y ago
You're right - I fully agree with you, but I actually think that's kind of an entirely separate issue. If it took your team an 18 month death march sprint just to get to the "red button" stage, I have a hard time imagini
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9y ago
Maybe it is part of crafting an article but did anyone else find the contrast of the looming tech disaster and team champagning really unfair? The issue was obviously a systematic one, and that 18 month slog would have been a horrific death
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9y ago
I think the point was to deliberately choose an example that would be understood by most the readership but sufficiently technical that it might be seen as an ambiguous question to someone less technical. Reminds me a bit of those facebook
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I've had a regular end-user who is not in the industry plain-face defend this as an inevitable progression of the improvement of content rather than shady dark-patterns and cynical psychological manipulation. "And what's the
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I see this as a result of the evolution of data-driven optimisation (as a methodology) in concert with data becoming increasingly more available. Back in the day of stickers/baseball cards your data granularity was probably down to sta
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9y ago
3 years ago in HK, (my last experience) 300Mbps connections were like an average connection speed.
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9y ago
Reading other people's assessments of countries always reminds me to stay humble and open in my own.
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Kozmo.com I watched e-Dreams a week after Amazon announced Prime Now (1-2 hour delivery). Made me feel bad for Park...
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9y ago
Are you still programming everything in ones and zeros in a tape to be run by a Turing machine? If not, you're using tools to get your job done. It turns out that most tools allow you to get your job done quicker so you have more time
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