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michjedi

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    Comment #28628492

    Surprisingly for many, Wittgenstein had a deathbed conversion to Catholicism.

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    Comment #27500461

    thanaverage.xyz actually suggests that only 54% of people think they drive better than average, with 19014 participants https://thanaverage.xyz/

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    Comment #25659333

    This stopped being supported half a decade ago

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    Comment #25300560

    If anything, the fact that George RR Martin and this vlogger obsess about fictional governance, while Tolkien was more interested in myth and language says a lot about the change i…

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    Comment #25142019

    Still valuable reading, if at least for historical knowledge!

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    Comment #25138128

    Exactly this - most of the libraries in my area have little if no technical books. I know exactly why too - I've frequently come across libraries in the UK that are selling off the…

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    Comment #25137916

    Books. I read about 30-100 work-related books a year and have seen salary double every few years. I try to alternate books between different areas, more or less from these sections…

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    Ask HN: How has Coronavirus affected your transport situation?

    I am wondering what coronavirus has meant for people all over the world with regards to transport: 1. Personal - how have your views of transport changed? Have your preferences cha…

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    Comment #21525601

    That would not be noticeable to HN people apparently "Scientists discover it is turtles all the way down" Bad: 0.9998 - Good: 0.0002

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    Comment #21525527

    Although it turns out "covfefe"0 by itself would not have been a hit with the HN crowd. That is probably why it went on Twitter.

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    Comment #21525507

    Turns out Trump was onto something: "Planning sophisticated covfefe" Bad: 0.0002 - Good: 0.9998

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    Comment #21523981

    Current top 10: 1. "Apple introduces 16-inch MacBook Pro, the world’s best pro notebook" Bad: 0.9964 - Good: 0.0038 2. "Developing open-source FPGA tools" Bad: 0.3381 - Good: 0.665…

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    Comment #21391486

    A great article and a lovely author - he helped me develop some ideas on my final year essay while I studied at the University of Sheffield, even though he wasn't lecturing me.

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    Comment #21090106

    Wouldn't that be quite useful for police? They may be able to pinpoint a location - the barber where all the DNA matches go to have a haircut, and a time - soon after all those wit…

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    Comment #20084813

    It seems the whole thread is breaking the guidelines? "Please don't use Hacker News for political or ideological battle"

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    Comment #20082137

    This article is full of ad hominems and doesn't present any challenges to ideas. Rather poor in my opinion

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    Comment #20059432

    Thanks all for the help - some of you noticed the data was erroneous. It is all fixed now

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    Comment #19851560

    CityMapper are doing a really great job. Have you been tempted by their new card?

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    Comment #19851305

    Interesting! How do you usually plan your journey in Rome, and how often does your journey work out like the plan?

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    Comment #19279008

    The first thing I thought about was - what if a tiny part of the plate is cut off by e.g. the side of another car? It would get the ratio entirely wrong and think it was anything b…

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    Comment #18846369

    How does it not affect others? 1. Vapours/Smoke affects those around you 2. Your behaviour change due to the drug affects those around you 3. Your behaviour change due to the need …

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    Comment #16722972

    Does anyone have any data of % of accidents of autopilot vs drivers that don't speed? I am wondering, because I recently say some statistics that showed that a majority of drivers …