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Comment #37875860
Likely, JFK and other, more recent contested narratives will follow the same mortal algorithm.
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Comment #35418879
His work on a film I return to in melancholy, “Tony Takitani,” is note-perfect, the soundtrack of sighs.
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Comment #34808776
The…base…must…grow…
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Comment #32958584
I third this. I've tried everything from Notepad++ (and plugins), Sublime (and plugins), MacVim (and plugins), Atom, VS Code, to other heavyweight IDEs... I'm not a lucky person, a…
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Comment #32697407
Absolutely. The 2x2 is the Gold Standard of Pain: ubiquitous, plentiful, and no matter where it connects, it's knee-buckling (vs. say the 2x3s, which I find can be tolerable if it …
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Comment #32628541
Without tremendously disagreeing with your admittedly exaggerated point, but to add flavor: The learning of a skill or trade -- your skip to the exercises bit -- yes, teach a man t…
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Comment #32377269
This post is at odds with the spirit of HN. Please consider another collegial, charitable mindset.
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Comment #32116477
If the reader here can find it, Linklater's SubUrbia captures this sentiment on film.
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Comment #32081049
Hear that? Learn from breaking crypto ... just not your own. On a related note, Beldin here just contributed a new entry into cryptopals: the Gatekeeper hash, but only certain peop…
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Comment #31849028
I don't get the comparison. This effort (by others' comments: a rearranging and editing of existing materials, with new illustrations?) with LOTR (a wholly original, although relat…
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Comment #30676337
There's a $1000 in there... or maybe there isn't. Know what I mean?
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Comment #30516357
I like the part where I move my char over to another person's char so they can hear me.
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Comment #30386401
Slick answer.
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Comment #30310822
You're not alone. Denis has a great technical eye but Sicario so far is his closest to a great film. Speaking of technical merits slipping a Mickey to a parched audience, see: The …
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Comment #29533259
Agreed. HN should be one of those few online vestiges that is above this kind of anti-intellectual, often disingenuous, tactic.
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Comment #29139749
That's a great theological question. Are all souls equal? Many religions say, " Yes," although something tells me if your seller-classmate was me, and you rejected other classmate'…
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Comment #28979131
Then I suppose we're lucky the entirety of secular history and also the natural world -- godless as it is -- has not played this Two Shell Monte.
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Comment #26567765
A pedestrian could easily be the cause of a traffic accident for the reasons OP mentioned. They could cause an accident by jaywalking, not obeying pedestrian signals, etc., whereby…
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Comment #25597220
That's the one. Thank you so much.
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Ask HN: Can't remember the name of this app
I believe the app is standalone but could be/have a web interface, too. It aggregates popular library/language/framework API documentation on the left side, of which you can instal…