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Comment #48690639
Yeah I can’t decide whether the new song is ai slop or a banger
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Comment #46240293
Have fun staying (in) prison?
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Comment #45630786
One of the Feynman lectures in physics is about Yang, Lee, and Wu's discovery. I thought it was a great listen: https://www.feynmanlectures.caltech.edu/flptapes.html #52 Symmetry i…
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Comment #43638435
Does that 16K/Year adjust for inflation?
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Comment #39181241
One thing I only recently learned was that Stagecoaches also relied on subbing out teams of horses at stations.
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Comment #37570466
I love how Wikipedia lists the budget of the film as one million pounds.
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Comment #37037325
I’ve heard the 500 euro note referred to as “the Bin Laden”
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Comment #34599476
I’ve heard “fur baby” which is similar
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Comment #33924846
You also get a discount if you’re wearing Red Sox gear!
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Comment #33833934
I think the idea is that anyone who’s seen his stupid interviews is a “tainted” juror, so if he’s tainted most potential jurors, it becomes more difficult to try him. Not sure how …
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Comment #33617406
Very affordable at a price of 16 milliNEOMs!
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Comment #33019741
If I’m understanding correctly, that makes the effective marginal tax rate between 100k and 125k higher than after 125k? Feels kind of crazy
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Comment #33018258
Shannon was actually involved in the first wearable computer, so maybe he wouldn’t have found it so far-fetched! https://www.engadget.com/2013-09-18-edward-thorp-father-of-w...
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Comment #31150386
Not an expert but this provably doesn’t add security. In your example, if sha1(foo)==sha1(bar), then foo, bar have a collision regardless of what you do afterwards. Maybe there’s s…
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Comment #30798396
Henry Ford paid his workers more to reduce turnover, not so they could afford his cars. https://www.forbes.com/sites/timworstall/2012/03/04/the-stor...
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Comment #30798290
According to this guy’s (possible wrong) view of market elasticity. More food stamps-> each person work more hours to survive-> more labor supply-> lower wages. (EDIT) Which would …
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Comment #30794123
This seems to be the same concept as “the market for lemons” https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Market_for_Lemons Parents of low-cost students can send their kids to the “high infor…
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Comment #30738674
How does this even work? Police officer walks to within 7 feet of you: you’re not allowed to film. They tell you to stop filming and then suddenly you’re allowed to because they’re…
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Comment #30728103
Your mental math is correct. If each temperature was sampled identically and independently, each place’s “time since hottest” should be flatly distributed between now and however l…
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Comment #29819729
A bit of a counterpoint that got traction a few years ago on this site: https://www.thecut.com/2018/11/im-broke-and-friendless-and-i... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1856208…
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Comment #29762445
I’m moderately disappointed that CNBC didn’t take advantage of such an obvious pun
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Comment #29462644
I bet this dude talks a lot about alpha wolves too
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Comment #29048476
I think the point was that it is true specifically when it comes to housing (also income and wealth for that matter)
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Comment #29032214
Without "F" in the acronym, maybe Microsoft can be added to the list!
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Comment #28109261
I would suspect the volume is simply too large. The “haircut” where you pour a mixer into your mouth, someone pours liquor into your mouth, and then you swallow in a way such that …