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ClosedPistachio
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Comment #49222597
Actual title is "BYOC Anywhere: The Spectrum of Bring Your Own Cloud Deployments"
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Comment #45710216
Our Fake History did a segment on a William McKinley recently and concluded with the bombshell that, despite being a "Tariff man", by the start of his second term did a full 180 on…
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Comment #43711885
I'm not defending it, but I'm pretty sure it's using the expression "truth to power", tweaked - "truth to billionaires". It's not meant to be literal 'truth' in the dictionary sens…
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Comment #43617632
>"There is still a 96.2% chance that the asteroid will miss the moon," NASA said in a statement on Thursday. Isn't this completely divorced from the article title? Shouldn't it be …
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Comment #42675037
Nitpick - the point of parentheses, as used in the article title, are to add optional extra context without being required to make the sentence complete. The sentence "Reflections …
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Comment #40757956
A popular topic here: Deep Aphantasia: a visual brain with minimal influence from priors? [ https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39951990 ] 105 points|negativelambda|3 months ago|1…
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Comment #40679098
Similarly, I purchased a copy of "Bosch Automotive Handbook" [1]. For $65 it will literally walk you through every component of a vehicle, from the metals required, the fuel, to th…
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Comment #40627135
I personally believe there's something to this, but sadly this one is "in mice".
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Comment #39934521
https://cslincoln.ytmnd.com/
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Comment #37282438
Was expecting many things, like a listicle, but it's actually titled like a Jeopardy! question
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Comment #37230123
Original source: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37213020
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Comment #37025166
In rats
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Comment #36860624
Samin Nosrat's "Salt Fat Acid Heat" [0] really helped me understand cooking with salt (and balancing it with fats and acids). Also this LifeHacker article [1]! [0] https://www.salt…
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Comment #36738044
Funny, Meta just went through the same trouble with the name 'Meta'.