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Comment #45543301
> Polish hard-right member of the European Parliament Piotr Müller said the rules are an example of over-regulation gone wild This is almost an endorsement of the rules to me.
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Comment #45214877
Just sent this to my son, seems legitimately promising
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Comment #43657556
what are the bonkers parts? (just curious)
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Comment #43021503
Impressive that this made it to number 1 on hacker news. The politics of the readers here is pretty interesting
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Comment #42393548
I would pay for an equivalent app that helped my German pronunciation
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Comment #40770545
r/forth is a subreddit - so https:// url>/r/forth
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Comment #35967157
Feels like a "lot" of things help rats for whatever reason though
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Comment #35931334
I'm not sure Peter Thiel believes in anything resembling "egalitarian enlightenment era principles" unfortunately
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Comment #34331706
haha, worth a try
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Comment #34331199
Granted, Fermats Last Theorem is a tricky proof so I understand it struggling with it got a laugh out of this line. Sounds almost like a modern day Monty Python skit (John Cleese v…
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Comment #33521510
I think you mean tutelage instead of tuition there (I could be wrong)
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Comment #33411313
started as a C programmer on DOS servers (believe it or not) The network was a token ring. Used Brief as an editor and we had some key-value database that was always getting corrup…
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Comment #32060540
remember vaguely reading in some book (Jared Diamond?) that at one time the poor in Ireland lived almost entirely on potatoes and milk - and that they were much healthier in genera…
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Comment #31288573
I was also impressed and surprised by how much time they spent screwing around singing with goofy voices and the like
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Comment #31286669
When I was little my Dad had an aggressive turkey (well it would let my Dad pet it but no one else) I generally kept our Rottweiler between me and the turkey when I was anywhere ne…
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Comment #30500937
I listened to a talk by David Deutsch and he talks about creating an quantum computer based AI and then asking the AI if there are other worlds - (hope I'm not remembering this wro…
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Comment #30166153
I'd be interested in building a listening comprehension tool for foreign language learners. I'm thinking having a slider for vocab (top 1000 words, top 2000 words, etc) and a slide…
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Comment #26503744
Many of these tournaments won't allow an offered draw before move ... 40 or something like that.
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Comment #25886702
Advogato is a blast from the past
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Comment #24040984
I think this was pretty much the topic of one of his books
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Comment #21208184
One good thing about using dvorak I guess
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Comment #21103358
My feeling about Stallman is that he is that rare creature, a fundamentalist lefty. Its a pretty lonely island and I'm actually a little surprised he has lasted this long
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Comment #18458725
My kids think I'm weird for watching chess but it is a perfect background show to have on - baseball is the other sport that works fairly well. There are also some really fantastic…
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Comment #6586641
The multiple overlapping hierarchies stuff is new to me and pretty fascinating. You could probably make a case that whatever benefits Alcoholics Anonymous impart come from providin…
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Comment #6028943
Is cycling the most efficient way to extract power from human muscles? I would guess something like deadlift/rowing motion to be better