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Show HN: Minimalist Halloween Costumes(minimalistcostumes.com)
2 points by zachkatz 9y ago|0 comments
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by zachkatz 9y ago
> Also you need wide spaces between buildings to have light at ground level. Tell that to almost anywhere in Europe: http://newworldeconomics.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/Shin...
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by zachkatz 9y ago
Just curious, have you considered therapy for your crash? I'm in a similar situation and am wondering if therapy could help.
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by zachkatz 9y ago
Reminds me of a certain military industrial complex...
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by zachkatz 9y ago
I think that's a brilliant idea.
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Show HN: Frame your favorite tweets(framedtweets.com)
3 points by zachkatz 9y ago|0 comments
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by zachkatz 9y ago
Gorgeous design! Nice to see some cheery bright colors for a change.
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Show HN: Framed Tweets(framedtweets.com)
2 points by zachkatz 9y ago|0 comments
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by zachkatz 9y ago
Maybe it's possible to jam the signal around a perimeter. Maybe not...yet.
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by zachkatz 9y ago
Here's an idea: For the big enough coffee shops, how about a WiFi section and a WiFi-free section? Like smoking sections back in the day.
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by zachkatz 9y ago
A big solar flare might do the trick.
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by zachkatz 10y ago
Salvageable: Build more buildings in the middle with dense ground floor retail, and replace the cars and parking lots with parks, trams, woonerfs.
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by zachkatz 10y ago
As far as we know... It's possible that our invention of computers was and continues to be a slow brew to simulate something innate within us...
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by zachkatz 10y ago
I'm going to delegate my response: https://youtu.be/aDRgMUoEvcg?t=2445 Highly recommend the whole thing, but 40:45 to ~46:00 is, to your point, the most eloquent argument I've ever heard about this topic.
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by zachkatz 10y ago
> The "but everyone's their own person" critique of identity politics doesn't hold water because regardless of whether or not I bucket myself, society will still bucket me and treat me thusly. Yes, but everyone is b
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by zachkatz 10y ago
Fair point, but one could also hypothesize that his children are "in on it" and/or "bad," whatever that means.
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by zachkatz 10y ago
Yeah, the media's been pretty lax on the guy! /s I don't disagree, though. I just think the media cried wolf too many times and they're not a real threat anymore. It really comes to this: Deep down, is Trump a good guy o
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by zachkatz 10y ago
If you market it right, I think you could have a wildly successful "counterculture" search engine.
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by zachkatz 10y ago
"Too intimate" as defined by our culture.
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by zachkatz 11y ago
What do you mean by "sense of body position?" Sounds really cool.
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by zachkatz 12y ago
This could be the first step towards entire 3D-printed meals.
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by zachkatz 12y ago
It's only disrespectful when it clashes with a Western perspective. If both parties don't see being "late" as a problem, it's not.
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by zachkatz 12y ago
You could remove the seats and install an exercise bike.
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by zachkatz 13y ago
It seems like the situation is notable because the court case in the article is much less clear-cut than most cases, where the defense attorneys wouldn't need to go to such lengths.
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by zachkatz 13y ago
However, 3D printing is nearly instant delivery. With Amazon Prime, as of now, it still takes 1-2 days for packages to arrive. Imagine if Amazon Prime were to adopt 3D printing into their model...
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by zachkatz 14y ago
Most people have never owned a Lexus.
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by zachkatz 14y ago
Well, Google did buy Next New Nextworks to produce content for Youtube: http://articles.businessinsider.com/2011-03-07/tech/30071069...
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Paypal redesign(paypal.com)
1 points by zachkatz 14y ago|0 comments
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by zachkatz 14y ago
Nice site! One thing that I've been wanting for a while is to see all the Netflix streaming movies that are on the IMDB Top 250 list. That would be awesome.
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by zachkatz 14y ago
Nintendo can't secure a business license?

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