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Comment #43004118
See also: Nick Carr's book, "The Shallows."
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Comment #43004105
I thought it was going to be a cruise without baby boomers. No such luck.
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Comment #42827485
Can anyone just make a simple program that will use one of these better TTS engines. I just want a a dialog box, a big button that says "Generate text" and you paste in the content…
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Comment #42827344
Read carefully, "...have prompted many researchers..." To change the text, one would need to change the minds of all of the many researchers, and have them administer retractions. …
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Comment #42826830
I have previously shared this little known, but factual, event on Hacker News. It is simply a Wikipedia article--the 1977 Russian Flu ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1977_Russian_f…
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Comment #41931373
The Surgeon General's report on social media and youth mental health [0] cited 3 studies showing 1) that limiting social media to 30 minutes per day among college students for 3 we…
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Comment #41918290
Only typo I found was the word "ggshells" which I assume should be "eggshells"; great work!
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Comment #41916521
Thank you! This is interesting!
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Comment #41916464
Grandpa was an early adopter of computers due to his work in cryptography, which started even before WWII. He wrote his files mostly in WordStar, and a few other formats that are s…
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Comment #41911243
Seconding a text file. I keep addresses this way, too. So does my father. So did my grandfather. I have their files, as well.
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Comment #41745687
The Surgeon General's report [0] cited 3 studies showing 1) that limiting social media to 30 minutes per day among college students for 3 weeks significantly reduced loneliness and…
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Comment #41690007
502 error; archive link: https://web.archive.org/web/20240529085544/https://www.thete... I do not support in any way the crimes perpetrated by this terrorist.
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Comment #41688676
Let it sink!
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Comment #41682435
This would be a great time for a philanthropist to come forward and support the Internet Archive for what it is--a public institution.
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Comment #41672329
It is not about a particular politician--or are you reading this a particular way because of a truth about your favorite candidate you know, but do not want to be said? See also pa…
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Comment #41671092
https://www.archives.gov/electoral-college/2020
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Comment #41671029
Publishers sometimes have advertorial divisions. This is not a new phenomenon. No, this does not prove true your favorite candidate’s lies or alternative realities.
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Comment #41514002
Simpler than this is just switching to DVDs. Not only do I not have extra bandwidth strain on my home internet, but there are no recurring fees, no worries about legality, and lots…
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Show HN: A bookmarklet that auto-summarizes and speaks articles to save you time
This bookmarklet summarizes and reads text, listing the most context-relevant paragraphs first. The bookmarklet also changes text to aid visual processing and simultaneously speaks…
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Comment #41469187
Great article. I wonder if anyone has experimented with ultrasonic vibrations to extract more or different flavors from beans, as this technique has been used to extract the flavor…
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Comment #41437225
Prominent astrophysicists I trust say there is no evidence for Elizondo’s claims. Have we examined all motives here? Possible motives include: A government program for uniting reli…
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Comment #41436972
Missed that, but still think commentary on the origin of the 5% rule for p values is of interest.
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Comment #41426175
Not mentioned here is the lady’s name, Muriel Bristol. I have also heard that this is a different way with 6 cups. This matters because 6C3 = 6! / (3!(6-3)!) = 20. That 1/20 chance…