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ipeefreely

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    Are you certain? A second is a measure of duration of time, which is standardized via the oscillations of a caeseium atom. There's no reference to length involved as far as I know.…

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    I have so much to say on the topic that I probably can't fit it in an HN comment but some key points 1. Some personality testing is definitely pseudo-science. Some (big5, attachmen…

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    Comment #29828013

    With the proliferation of Astrology apps like Co-Star and The Pattern, it feels like there’s a growing, underlying need for self understanding and guidance. My friend and I have co…

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    I'm not sure if monkeys experience revenge the way humans do. As one of the comments mentioned in the article, it's probably just a survival instinct.

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    Social mobility is really hard to measure, but all else equal, I think America is the best place in the world for a poor person to become filthy rich (top 0.1%) but not the best pl…

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    Comment #29466098

    I'm the author. I'm not sure if the psychometrics of love is interesting to the the HN community but I'd love to get thoughts/feedback from those that are curious.

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    Comment #26660359

    Couldn't agree more. Not only is it a feature, not a product, but it's a niche feature at that. The vast majority of people I know who have used Clubhouse find it fascinating at fi…

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    Comment #25746766

    Can someone who knows about processor design summarize this for me? Will intel have a comeback or is it all about ARM/AMD now?

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    Comment #25481635

    Incredible stuff. How come this isn't more prominent?

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    Comment #25481434

    Does anyone know if this could be used to build high-rises? I imagine it has enough strength for a 10 story building, but the fire risk might be too high.

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    Thank you! Damn you’re right. Need to compress those images. :/ I’m spoiled by fiber