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Comment #49084274
This looks lovely, thank you. Is there a source repository available?
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Comment #44263310
Sounds interesting. How do candidates update their profiles? It can be annoying to have to replicate information that's already on both a CV and LinkedIn into yet another recruitme…
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Comment #44113209
Too much drama; too much!
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Comment #43628822
This is one area where richer countries can learn a lot from poorer countries, should they choose to listen. When I lived in Liberia, there were about 10-15 different newspapers in…
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Comment #43465684
I would add that the terrible politics doesn't need to be local. There are a large number of international norms that benefit the already-wealthy, at the expense of the poor, for e…
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Comment #43465648
You may or may not be correct, but I'd say, citation needed. It's not self-evident that life is such a zero-sum game that more people necessarily means fewer resources to go around…
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Comment #43099342
> I also do the bending while swallowing trick that was on HN sometime back Could you share the link for this, if you can find it?
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Comment #40930252
You might want to look into EcoFlow. I use their River system to provide backup power for my home equipment (I have frequent power outages, usually about 2 hours in length). I can'…
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Comment #40837613
> Who’s going around giving pro bono Brazilian waxes to the homeless? Apparently this is most likely to be a local clinic; when handling lower-income clients, it's often a routine …
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Comment #40797879
What's an anagram of Banach-Tarski? Banach-Tarski Banach-Tarski!
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Comment #40692500
Ubuntu is an isiXhosa/isiZulu word, and the concept (and similar words) exist in other Bantu languages... But, although Swahili is a Bantu language, I don't think it's a word in Sw…
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Comment #40317618
"A strange loop is a paradoxical structure where the highest level emerges from the lowest level, and the lowest level, in turn, gives rise to the highest level." This is saying th…
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Comment #40284015
The headline is click bait. The results aren't surprising: more research needed. However, despite the terrible headline, the article is an excellent summary of the debate and the s…
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Comment #39689254
In this case, I suspect "china" comes from Cockney rhyming slang, "china plate", "mate", as in "friend".
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Comment #39154734
In case the site is unavailable for anyone else: https://web.archive.org/web/20240127101027/https://aa.usno.n...
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Comment #38871892
Ah! Well the kittens didn't get up to any nonsense while I scrolled, they just sat, cleaning the poop that they had kicked up the wall off their legs... so 10/10, great success! Th…
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Comment #38869884
I opened the webpage, settled myself down, and clicked "Start". A lovely bong resonated through my headphones, and I relaxed. Immediately, one of the foster kitten sidled past me w…
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Comment #38803063
This is a really accessible introduction to a topic that is frequently glossed over in machine learning primers.
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Comment #38619046
This is fun! I like the voice, and the picture of Santa and his helpers are cute. After discussing with my sister-in-law, though, we won't be showing this to my nephew -- still a t…
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Comment #37566374
The title definitely seems like a strawman, but it is the best use of a strawman that I've seen in an academic article: an outrageous and amusing title that makes me want to read t…
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Comment #29692125
I think there are two elements at play. Consider a person of colour living in the eponymous mansion of the city's wealthiest neighborhood. For a racist government, it's a symbol of…
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Comment #29691718
"Without seeking exemption from the law" is the key phrase. He refused to respect a discriminatory law, and, by living there, was effectively daring the Apartheid government to arr…
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Comment #29691215
Archbishop Tutu told me, a few years ago, that he had received a strange email from someone claiming to be a lawyer from a small English parish in which Tutu had been a curate in t…