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thucydides
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About thucydides
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Show HN: Free, open-source native macOS client for di.fm
I built a menu bar app for streaming DI.FM internet radio on macOS. Swift/SwiftUI, no Electron. The existing options for DI.FM on desktop are either the web player (yet another bro…
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Comment #45727690
the configs, commands, and docs for this project are all different from those of your project? maybe you feel upset that someone has created a project similar to yours, but your ac…
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Comment #44912714
n=256 undergraduates playing “The Ultimatum Game.” The headline (“fairness is what the powerful can get away with”) is a tad lofty given the methodology of the study.
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Comment #44376542
Yes, I had the same experience. OP should refresh the design
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What do you mean when you say the economic pie continues to shrink? Since 1960 American GDP has more than tripled in real terms (constant dollars): https://fred.stlouisfed.org/seri…
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https://archive.is/8O3Us
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Guatemala (arbitrary choice) spent 35% of their income on food in 2016, but 66% were overweight or obese. I don't know what's causing obesity, but it doesn't seem to be income, giv…
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Let's assume this graph is correct. Why did humans 100 years ago consume fewer calories? The body is a complex system with many homeostatic mechanisms. We stop eating when we're fu…
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Comment #41541994
"Is this really a mystery?" They address your question on the first page. Please read a few sentences of the article, or hey, even the entire article, before trying to refute it. A…
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Comment #41541793
there are some fascinating hypotheses on what's caused the worldwide exponential increase in obesity in humans (and also some wild animals). here is the best summary i've seen: htt…
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Comment #41496301
I don't feel like dying on the hill of Catcher in the Rye - while I think it's a good book and worth reading, I have no desire to write about it beyond the words I chose in my comm…
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Comment #41477616
I read Catcher in the Rye as a teen and enjoyed Holden's angst. Now I'm approaching middle age. Last year I was looking for books to read in a language I'm learning. I decided to r…
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cool story but: ENRICHED FLOUR (WHEAT FLOUR, NIACIN, REDUCED IRON, THIAMINE MONONITRATE, RIBOFLAVIN, FOLIC ACID), PALM OIL, SALT, DRIED CARROT FLAKE, CONTAINS LESS THAN 2% OF AUTOL…
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Comment #39493104
Buffett's letter, released today, February 24, 2024: https://berkshirehathaway.com/letters/2023ltr.pdf
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Comment #39493086
https://archive.is/Bta7m
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Comment #38043586
The relatively simple grammar is a huge advantage. The major complaint I’ve heard from learners is about the spelling. It would be nice to reform the orthography, like the Academia…
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Comment #37754337
Over 100 years is entirely possible in this case. Under the Federal Sentencing Guidelines and precedent in the 2nd Circuit, the recommended total sentence will be stacked consecuti…
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Comment #37012858
But see https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30322179/ , a large meta-analysis that found no association between coffee drinking and Alzheimer's disease: We performed a dose-response me…
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Comment #37011907
> In the US if you fake data you can become president of Stanford (for a while). One wonders: is the unearned time as an elite university president worth being humiliated by an 18 …