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twoslide
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Comment #46584781
The Rankings Game, a satirical simulation of university management: https://rankingsgame.com/
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Comment #45886815
https://rankingsgame.com/ - A strategy game simulating management of a university
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Ask HN: Living room video conferencing for older adults
Hi HN - I'm looking for suggestions that will allow me to video conference with aging parents as easily and naturally as possible. Ideal solution would have little configuration, e…
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Comment #40957316
In addition to a touching personal tribute, this article also illustrates the jobs crisis for PhD graduates. Someone who started his career in the 1950s works into his eighties, te…
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Comment #38471226
While this is an important trend, GDP is not the same as wealth. You could have the same reported trends with a static, declining or GDP.
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Comment #36018641
This article has very little that hasn't been said many times before, for example in The Atlantic back in Dec: https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2022/12/chatg...
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Comment #34836707
Sorry, it's google's Captcha3 library (it thought you might be a robot). If you have time to try again, I'd be grateful for feedback!
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Show HN: Any text read by AI and delivered as a personal podcast feed
This was a personal project for the month of January and now something I'm using regularly. Hope it might be of use to others too, and would love constructive feedback.
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Comment #33799570
I think others have given good recommendations, but will add the Atlantic and New Yorker. Also agree that a problem with The Economist is that it is always overtly pushing a partic…
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Comment #32969456
I believe it's not actually contrails specifically but rather the effects of releasing exhaust (CO2) at a high altitude (which would happen whether the contrails form or not).
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Comment #32328544
Not perfect, but twice in two days is too much! I have other servers on digital ocean that have had no issues, so will probably put all my eggs in that basket!
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Comment #32324917
I'm going to be looking to leave in the next couple of months.
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Comment #32079745
Most views I've heard are that it is quite impossible to force someone to buy a company, but rather there will be settlement to exit the deal.
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Comment #32079738
Since it was written in 1998, competition from FAANG was minimal
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Comment #31049832
If you read the paper, it is not an accident at all. It was an intentional program where 14% of households fined under ACA received a letter to tell them how to enrol. A little sad…
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Comment #30487404
Your comment is factully incorrect. The article cites three studies, only one of which (Gao et al) is based in a Chinese institution. The other two have lead authors at University …
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Comment #29277822
Education is completely the same: compare teachers to principals or education professors (and within universities, assistant to full professors)
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Comment #29204325
That's not the law in the UK. A throttle electric bike is still an electric bike, as long as it has pedals that can propel it: https://www.gov.uk/electric-bike-rules
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Comment #29050043
In the UK, international fees are deducted from the standard fellowship. While already low, it then becomes a poverty wage. This practice should really be banned, if funding someon…
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Comment #28854523
Looks great if you live in a world of cast concrete and tiles. I would need some convincing that it could handle the dips/cracks/bumps in UK pavements (sidewalks). The video mentio…
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Comment #28757277
Would you propose a national price cap on transaction charges? It would be hard to justify intervening in this way, given that there is plenty of competition and rates are not very…
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Comment #28756629
It's a bit of a stretch to equate Paypal with "all American transactions." There are of course Visa/Mastercard (variable but about 2%), debit cards, Venmo, and older bank transfer …