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JimiofEden

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    Comment #44555014

    Very exciting - Thank you for sharing! I knew that there was a new game on the way, but I had no idea it was so immediate!

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    Comment #44550028

    I keep returning to Zachtronics games endlessly in my free time, despite doing engineering work for 8-10 hours a day for the last months. Sure they're a bit of a facsimile of a pro…

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    Comment #42403575

    Wow it's impressive to see that this page has remained up for so long! I used to email the owner a long time ago when I was really getting into Pink Floyd in high school. It was on…

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    Comment #40003517

    Is there a clear definition of 'typical' when it comes to the speeds/latency - e.g., should I expect this on a p95 level at my residence for the contract? I ask because I'm paying …

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    Comment #39373769

    I love this US box art so much it's so dreadful and left such a weird impression on me initially. My friends and I had a hell of a time trying to figure out who the characters were…

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    Comment #39373299

    Was bummed to see it in the Eiyuden newsletter this morning. Suikoden and its sequel were formative for me and my immediate friend group growing up. His creative vision definitely …

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    Comment #38382700

    I'd imagine outputs along the lines of 'I cannot comply with that request' or stating ethical issues with continuing onwards in the conversation. This seems to want to catch what m…

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    Comment #36930460

    For me, I started with a very simple routine with dumbbells: https://web.archive.org/web/20230609011808/https://old.reddi... It's not perfect, but it was great for getting into the…

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    Comment #36535228

    I have a number of fabric bowl cozies that can go in with the bowl so I can pull it out easily and it doesn't burn my hands. Do recommend

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    Comment #35571027

    Heardle was one of the games that we really enjoyed quite a bit, but definitely needed some sort of variation to the game itself other than 'first x seconds' Usually we would get t…

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    Comment #35246920

    It was targeted at journalists that were impacted by layoffs, particularly in response to articles that were coming out along the lines of 'Some ex-Coal Miners have learned how to …

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    Comment #34843971

    I did some reading on this a while back, since I was also morbidly interested, and I believe that they said they found lots of evidence of shoes because they contained the only mat…

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    Comment #34357432

    I personally remember when Soda taxes were being proposed in Philadelphia. I did and do see soda as a luxury, so it sounded reasonable enough to me compared to alternatives A lot o…

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    Comment #32883880

    Invoking a pretty old video that still makes me smile to this day: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ukMXA0SJaM

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    Comment #32840560

    Outstandingly catchy (and funny imo) song based on this concept of the bouncing DVD logo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ws0QtAiiXQ

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    Comment #32708484

    Yes! My mother and I would play this quite a bit together! Though it would always crash on us during certain quiz segments. But it certainly was the first time I learned of the ter…

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    Comment #32549589

    It's a reference to the second episode of the TV show Arrested Development. A recurring line about a boardwalk stall the company owns: "There's always money in the Banana Stand."

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    Comment #32540919

    Ummagumma is a pretty wild ride I think their early stuff (Piper, Saucer) had a structure of sorts, but it was kinda out there and probably only Syd really understood it Ummagumma …

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    Comment #32192173

    It's less that they don't work and more that they don't work optimally in the affected areas. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BD0sq5GN7xc Zeihan is a bit US-centric overall, but hi…

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    Comment #29179558

    So it's not a video lecture on Go specifically, but I first started learning itbecause I saw how it looked and how fast it ran while watching a Dynamic Programming series that happ…

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    Comment #28960318

    It's convenient, but I've developed muscle memory to just type news.ycombinator over the last 10 years, so I guess it doesn't matter much for me. When I first discovered the site, …

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    Comment #28943853

    From context, I'd say the GP is specifically rooting for this company (to do well.) For the sake of the scenario, though, I'd imagine routing for a (transportation) company would i…

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    Comment #28933457

    Yeah, the first thing I tried was to install some Go extensions. I guess they'll need to have separate web versions (or some sort of extra qualifiers)

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    Comment #28798430

    In my experience, cider is a bit contextual. I've heard and used it to mean both alcoholic and non alcoholic cider. But usually people default to mean a non filtered apple juice li…

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    Comment #27909597

    Same for me. I've found maybe a dozen or so creators who put together large (2-10 hour) playlists of game music, mostly from older RPGs (or even better, custom remixes.) Some also …