Viewing profile — thesagan
thesagan
HN member- Joined
- Tue, Jun 05, 2012, 6:45 AM UTC
- HN karma
- 843
- Public activity
- 363 items
- HN profile
- View on Hacker News ↗
About thesagan
No profile information was provided.
Recent public activity
-
comment
Comment #46225748
Once again Garamond is passed over. I truly live in dark times.
-
comment
Comment #44588702
I agree with your point. I'll just add that in my country, at least, the facade of democracy seemed to provide society with infectious glimmers of hope. The hope is fading quickly,…
-
comment
Comment #43309594
If time permits, this is a good era to learn guitar if you haven't already. Or some sort of creative brain or muscle hobby where screens aren't the central focus.
-
comment
Comment #43286513
I never cared for the "learning how to learn" line. We start from infancy and learn to walk and talk, albeit in that very special way. We are always learning, every day. For me per…
- comment
-
comment
Comment #42748231
Those around me just write a lot more slowly, writing in print (they don’t connect the letters like in cursive, they can’t easily read my very-clean cursive either, which gives a f…
-
comment
Comment #40794996
So often I watch/read various excavations with resulting museum/institutional acquisitions and I think to myself, “things may have been undiscovered, but now that they’re discovere…
-
comment
Comment #40629310
And Earth is way cooler and it's right here. I can see little dinosaurs flying and singing outside my window at the moment. Cool.
- comment
- comment
-
comment
Comment #40477951
That particular illustration is an artistic interpretation of another older illustration. I wish I could place a link for reference right now but I’m using my phone and that’s no f…
-
comment
Comment #40324954
I see one right now near the bottom limb (observing from North America). It's been slowly moving to right the last few days as the sun rotates. I'm using cheap eclipse glasses.
- comment
-
comment
Comment #40240486
The Times, at least a few years back, had a quite frequent habit of using phrases such as "sources say" or "according to sources" or "people familiar with the matter." It wasn't al…
-
comment
Comment #40058002
The Internet is not Detroit, but like Detroit it expanded very very fast and was very very innovative and open. Then it consolidated, which is ongoing. Things settled… for a while.…
-
comment
Comment #40057813
They may be a monopoly, but fans are willing to pay to see LiveNation concerts. Acts and venues go with it. I’ve found there so many other options out there for entertainment latel…
-
comment
Comment #38749802
I left [swing] state-level politics after working for one party, and then the other, after becoming disgusted with internal partisan politics. This is a very unpopular thing to say…
- comment
-
comment
Comment #38398586
When prices kept rising on cigarettes it was easier to quit them for good. It's been many years now. I was and still am thankful for that pricing regime. Lately I find I waste a lo…
-
comment
Comment #38119152
My great grandmother and her family traveled across the U.S. doing bit pieces in vaudeville. They loved it, so I was told. A life of adventure, for them at least. Taking trains eve…
- comment
-
comment
Comment #35145850
Too many anonymous sources. Some are necessary. But having too many undermines the journalism. CNN is among many.
- comment
-
comment
Comment #34568588
It is a derogatory term and I have no idea why people are downvoting that sentiment. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_trash
-
comment
Comment #34072046
We should be thankful for people like Mr. Gates, he sets an example we should follow. Role models are powerful, and he is among the top.