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j_mo

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    Comment #46069711

    I'd say good music is objective. Whether it's hard to play, uses complex polyrhythms etc. which most listeners aren't even aware of - and those people tend to think good music is s…

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    Comment #37820688

    Never worked for me, I think if you're physically fit, being physically tired has no correlation on sleep. Since 12y/o I've struggled to sleep before 1-2am, and since 14y/o I've ex…

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    Comment #37820294

    The free version doesn't allow GPU accelerated playback or editing or rendering which is a must for any serious user / business. They get people in the door with a really powerful …

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    Comment #37475279

    Half my family now owns the small desktop sized sub-£200 Kyocera laser printers. It was honestly revolutionary the first few times I was able to connect to their WiFi, hit add prin…

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    Comment #37475128

    No validation, anddd this point from the article stood out to me: --- The programming style is very imperative. Furthermore, the description sounds like the procedure is working di…

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    Comment #35973734

    Typewalk Mono 1915 according to the FontSquirrel font identifier Looks pretty similar to me, and being a monospaced font makes sense as it's being used by a dev.

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    Comment #35735577

    According to that page, BAE systems et al were using kevlar soaked in a solution of polyethylene glycol and silica nanoparticles. All readily available online, if you can afford so…

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    Comment #35489549

    Yeah, personally I can't see what Meta actually deliver with 86,000 employees. Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp have barely changed in years, they even all still have most of the s…

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    Comment #35224048

    This is the first non-paywalled version though thankfully, out of 3 submissions of this article that have reached the front page. I had to Google the story the first time I saw it …

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    Comment #35221695

    Two duplicates of this on the front page of HN, annnddd both are behind paywalls :(

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    Comment #34935618

    Not to support Windows, but what are you doing that requires restarts multiple times per day? I leave my personal Windows 10 desktop running for about a month at a time so I don't …

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    Comment #34908732

    When trying to research the company (should've clicked on the HN link really) I first found https://atom-semiconductor.com/ - I wonder if they're going to struggle with the name / …

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    Comment #34682834

    My university course uses Maxima for optimization modules and essentially none of the examples from the textbook work as they should. Official documentation is sparse and often unh…

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    Comment #34311960

    They teach Motorsport marshals in the UK to always keep the car that has come off-track between yourself and live traffic, and never turn your back to the track. Whatever caused th…

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    Comment #34275272

    I will probably get downvoted for this (unless, as I expect, the vast majority are in the same boat), but my answer is: nothing. I don't mean this to discredit people who actually …

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    Comment #34244298

    In all the language comparisons I've found over the years, Python consistently comes out slightly slower, for example: https://github.com/kostya/benchmarks Bearing in mind these ar…

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    Comment #33692099

    For an e-sports professional, maybe . For the rest of us, no. LinusTechTips did a good comparison with an actual pro player iirc.

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    Comment #33691578

    Unfortunately I'm with the other guy. We have a Nest Mini in every room, and a Hub Max (only paid for 2, another 2 were free with Spotify and the Hub Max was an Instagram giveaway …

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    Comment #33608762

    Doesn't this break wiretapping laws (depending on the user's geographic location) and possibly GDPR/NDAs(if left on while at work)? Ethically most people probably wouldn't be happy…

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    Comment #33505774

    You also can't see any replies for the tweets that are still up (one of the three in the screenshot was deleted) so there's no context. I guess Twitter has some data retention poli…

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    Comment #33371352

    I agree that moderate amounts of exercise are not helpful in losing weight at all. I fluctuate all year between 73kg and 80kg (with a brief stint at 84kg the other year while I was…

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    Yeah, this quote from the article made me groan out loud: > I've had a role to play in removing a megaton of carbon from the atmosphere every week You're not removing it, you helpe…

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    Comment #32495032

    > writers who have a good idea for a story Or programmers who are bad at art, so, programmers in general ;)