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chalcolithic

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    Comment #47303389

    If you struggle being alone - you're not meant to be alone. It's not everyone's cup of tea

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    Comment #47056966

    can't they all be automated away? and who needs guards 100m underwater? shouldn't a well built submarine be safer than an underground bunker?

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    Comment #47033896

    Funny enough, on a local glassdoor clone the guys who failed technical interview discussed exactly this possibility precisely because the post was open for so long:)

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    Comment #47031468

    they build bunkers and yachts, they never build long endurance submarines. why is that?

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    Comment #47031203

    I worked for a company that kept one job posting open for more than 4 years. They've used it to hire more than 100 people, but unless you worked there you wouldn't know.

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    Comment #46096685

    It is a very good thing for political discussions. I don't see how it would benefit HN.

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    Comment #45836302

    thank you very much!

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    Comment #45817502

    could you please name them?

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    Comment #42247143

    It's not "why do you need writing?", it's "how do you discover writing?". Once it's discovered the new purposes will appear pronto.

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    Comment #41806101

    strange that no aws-based alternatives exist for low traffic websites cloudfront + lambda + dynamodb is free

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    Comment #41728123

    high curbs? is it even legal?

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    Comment #41718480

    Beg my pardon but what high ground clearance is needed for?

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    Comment #41701767

    >indigenous Australians have superior vision to white people never heard of that, thank you

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    Comment #41689134

    Never heard of it, thank you very much!

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    Comment #41685841

    No exessive caps. No huge letters. No colored background behind certain text lines. No bright colors everywhere. Nothing is blinking, nothing is moving. This guy is obviously compl…

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    Comment #41681559

    on a related note - is there something like gltf but for 2d vector animation?

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    Comment #41668386

    Kind of pointless comparing Russian icebreaker number to anyone elses'. Russia is basically a huge pile of snow next to a huge floating pile of ice (geographically, not population-…

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    Comment #41668292

    In Soviet planet Earth AI gets tired of you. That's what I expect future to be like, anyways

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    Comment #41285482

    Incredible! Before I've seen it I would never have guessed that something like that could be so good!

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    Comment #40934037

    You can actually do music/audio programming in a browser. It has some rough edges but it works.

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    Comment #40888214

    >they often have a stack of microwaves you mean sometimes they don't? and in some countries they never have them?

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    Comment #40805954

    It is sad that ISS exists at all. After the Mir the world should have gone rotating station route - the next logical step. Instead we have wasted so many resources on something tha…

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    Comment #40805929

    It's very neat but the gist is that one infinity equals two infinities - infinities are weird. While technically it's cool does it really add anything to our understanding?

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    Comment #40443908

    > Why have UIs gotten so sparse? "Mobile first" p.s. oops, sorry, not the first comment of this kind. well, it's just obvious

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    Comment #40412094

    Southern Sweden! If sun poses a risk there...