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bolangi
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Comment #49064593
Decker, a hypercard style app, seems to give quick gratification. Looks like an easy and fun way to get started with programming. Was just posted to HN: https://news.ycombinator.co…
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Comment #49063101
Satellites have many chlorinated and florinated chemicals, so being vaporized means introducing large volumes to the upper atmosphere where they can catalyze the destruction of ozo…
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Comment #48824508
Sperm counts, too, have dropped precipitously.
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Comment #48498563
A specific example. Slangify: The Case for DSLs in LLM Workflows. https://rakujourney.wordpress.com/2026/06/08/slangify-the-ca...
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Comment #48448100
Some experts weigh in: https://www.hsgac.senate.gov/subcommittees/investigations/he...
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Comment #48320612
And an unexpected transient load or heat flux can easily exceed material limits, or materials can have flaws. The ability to qualify the materials, components and processes for aer…
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Comment #48224284
Not only costing money. Constant AI scraping constitutes a denial-of-service attack that has brought down websites.
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Comment #48154069
When war psychosis is not enough....
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Comment #47698685
Kurt Vonnegut and Charles Bukowski are good examples.
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Comment #47549097
Hah, github can have my crap code. Anyone trained on it will be in for a world of hurt :-)
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Comment #47534633
Japanese eat fermented foods and have a long life expectancy.
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Comment #47403538
FWIW, here's a simple command line utility for joining and trimming the multiple video files produced by a video camera. https://metacpan.org/dist/App-fftrim/view/script/fftrim
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Comment #47360865
Definitely needed to succeed in theater and take risks in life.
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Comment #47081934
For a screening procedure recommended as a mass conducted preventative measure in otherwise healthy people, harms must be regulated to a better standard than "doesn't happen often"…
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Comment #46967986
There are legitimate questions if physical constants are constant everywhere in the universe, and also whether they are constant over time. Just because we conceive something "shou…
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Comment #46595224
After first experiences with linux shell scripting, sed, awk, and C in 1990s, I found perl a welcome refuge. Way more featureful than DOS .bat files or BASIC! Its capabilities (per…
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Comment #46452485
Mainstream science has poo-poohed for years any notion that Oriental medicine practices for facilitating lymph flow have any utility. Nice to hear they're back on the allopathic ta…
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Comment #46442734
This thought-provoking essay does not consider one crucial aspect of software: the cost of a user developing a facility with a given software product. Historically monopolistic sof…
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Comment #46440910
An inlaw who worked as a stewardess (back when they were called "stewardesses") on international routes for many years always carried her own water.
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Comment #46423627
Good morning. An expanding plethora of buttons, tabs, menus requires geometrical memory that may have nothing directly to do with the function in question. The first GUIs were desi…
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Comment #46291933
This article gives a great background to Ruby's syntax origins in perl. Also, with a series of "What happened to perl?" articles appearing lately (maybe just one on HN) it gives a …
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Comment #46287429
A slightly different audience, probably, but I was greatly assisted by Intuitive IC Electronics by Thomas Fredriksen. https://www.amazon.com/Intuitive-electronics-sophisticated-e..…
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Comment #46261828
The war on drugs and millions of non-violent offenders in prison does not exactly suggest to me the term "sacrosanct." Every honest therapist looks at all components of a patient's…
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Comment #46204330
Kurt Vonnegut wrote that an aspiring writer should take any writing job he or she can get. A hack job will at least keep the creative wheels turning. I think the same applies to so…