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miki_tyler
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Comment #48756171
I did: https://thelydianstone.com/
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Comment #48431048
It happens to me when I am taking creatine. As you did, I trained myself to keep my eyes shut until it is safe to reopen them. I do this automatically now.
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Comment #48117173
Very nice project! Is the editor/composer separate from the runtime? If I build a workflow in the visual editor, can I use that same flow inside my own app just by using the runtim…
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Comment #47286764
lol, yes, it was.
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Comment #47283358
Their universes disconnect the moment they make contact, but Marcus knows Pompeii well and escapes the eruption just before it happens. So he can point Ulyses to places where thing…
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Comment #47283277
I know and love the Acoup Blog, and the premise of the story does not contradict what Acoup says. In fact, if you look carefully, there is an Easter egg hidden somewhere in the sto…
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Comment #47283083
You're only as good as the tools you use. They are improving fast though, you can already see a noticeable difference between the artwork in Volume 1 and Volume 2, and they were ma…
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Comment #47283056
I actually disagree a bit. The whole premise of the story is that there are shortcuts indeed, when someone has the entire tech tree available at the push of a button. The Romans we…
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Comment #47282713
I know Lest Darkness Fall. It’s great. Someone recommended it in the Hacker News thread when I posted the first volume, so I read it after that.
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Show HN: The Roman Industrial Revolution that could have been (Vol 2)
A few months ago I shared the first issue of The Lydian Stone Series here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44253083 It's an alternate-history comic about an archaeology studen…
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Comment #47256571
A few months ago, I shared the first issue of The Lydian Stone Series here [0]. It was a raw "proof-of-concept" about an archaeology student in Pompeii who can text across time to …
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Comment #44427195
I count on external power. Solid state components are definitely a challenge.
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Ask HN: Is it possible to 2D-print a radio?
I'm exploring the idea of fabricating a simple radio receiver using only printed elements: - Conductive tracks: silver nanoparticle ink - Resistors: carbon-based ink - Inductors: p…
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Ask HN: Stock Android tablet free of bloatware?
I asked this question before about cellphones, now I'm in the market for a tablet. Is there an Android device that comes without pre-installed bloatware, gets long-term support, an…
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Comment #44276697
Just finished the spinning and weaving post on the ACOUP blog, absolutely brilliant. So much depth packed into it, and every bit of it feels valuable. One of the best breakdowns I’…
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Comment #44260448
Thanks for taking the time to dig in, this is exactly the kind of feedback I'm after.
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Comment #44257973
Agreed, this is a work of fiction, after all. But what if I put a few traders or patricians on the brink of bankruptcy? That would create the right incentives. Then I give them jus…
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Comment #44257881
Absolutely, I get that. But the whole idea behind the story is to introduce outside knowledge into the Roman world. If someone managed to bring steam power to ancient Rome, it woul…
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Comment #44257737
I see your point, however, the idea is to introduce engineering knowledge from the outside. Think of the duct tape scene in Apollo 13: a group of engineers gathered around a table,…
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Comment #44254130
故事讲的是未来的人将达芬奇的设计图送给罗马人