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Comment #48457013
While true from a per capita equivalency and too close for comfort, the median net worth of an adult in the UK is roughly $150,000, while in Mississippi it's $15,000. Also, its pub…
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Comment #47588413
An interactive demo: https://app.arcade.software/share/shXfQGN6xU0kYtJXVGJz
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Show HN: Vibe Check – UX Benchmark for vibe designs
Vibe check shares benchmarking insights on any vibe coded URLs like: Make, Lovable, Claude code, V0, etc. Provide a link and we'll share your 'time-to-value'. Provide a URL, set a …
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Comment #46310777
The world needs Someone with enormous chutzpah to try this.
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Comment #45885996
"Choose your heroes" is the first advice I've heard in a while that's making me stop and think who I hold in high regard with my actions.
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Comment #45780736
The personality of creator really shines through in the software. Douglas Adams would be pleased, I hope loads of hackers will be inspired to make more 'Adamsian' robots.
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Comment #44031726
These are notes from me defending the following positions at a debate. Can any hackers do a better job defending or attacking any of these positions? * AI-driven experiments will s…
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Comment #43239598
More power to sponsors putting their money behind hopeful futures. I was recently at a conference where the speaker compared this future visioning with that of blade runner. She wa…
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Comment #42269023
'Built to fail' by Alan Payne painted such a richer picture than the binary "netflix came along" argument. The writing had alot of emotional investment since the author owned so ma…
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Comment #41781327
Can we just skip all the Atlas shrugged swellhead arguments? They take up all the air in the room/(scroll in the page) of every best book thread. Just bump it up if you agree, prov…
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Comment #41775736
"A history of western philosophy" by Bertrand Russell. The world's most prominent philosopher at the time, took a few years out of his working at the front line to write a summary …
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Comment #41708497
Tipping is an awful trap. Passing on the responsibility of fair wages should be outlawed. Passing on some inferred responsibility as a burden onto the customer is a loss for all pa…
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Comment #41670397
Well done @keybits for reaching out for help. Another option is that you could split the workload between 3-4 data archivists and start a separate archive until it finds a better h…
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Comment #41534930
I still use pinboard every week. I also find it very interesting to follow what other people are pinning. There aren't many niche places to follow ONLY the notable links of other h…
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Comment #40837039
Sad how they intentionally make it difficult to directly access the poor resolution images.
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Comment #39609638
lol. He's like (silent) jazz (crack loving) Yoda. Man, I love in a silent way.
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Comment #39601448
If you aren't used to the conversation it sounds too foreign to be appreciated. You'll likely have had the experience of being around foreign language speakers, some you'll be more…
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Comment #39601391
Me too. While I appreciate why kind of blue and bitches brew are celebrated the way they are, the journey of in a silent way, to me is still unparalleled.
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Comment #39601212
Radio Station: "Giants of Jazz" was an absolute revelation to me discovering only absolute classics over the past 50 years. 'In a silent way' is still my favourite MD album. Readin…
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Comment #39154006
Business and Management practices rarely evolve to optimise anything other than the rate of output. Vision/Mission/Values can potentially improve the sanity of those involved and a…
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Comment #38829451
Happy 2024, in London UK I hope to meet others in the new year at Hacker News London meetup: https://meetu.ps/c/4ZYdt/5Tyc/d
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Comment #38247902
I too, have had this embarrassing experience. Subscriptions come through the door and then we're lying in their envelopes unread! Like you say though it's a process. I've found tim…
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Long form, magazines and Sunday reading
If I don't consciously choose, my time will be sucked dry by vampiric nonsense clickbait. Books are great, essential. But periodicals and opinions offer a more current and diverse …
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Comment #38238444
Fulfillment winning and losing in one click America. - investigative journalism, Uses stories of the lives of those within Amazon's ever increasing orbit to illustrate the reality …