The 2020 elections.
Good entertainment value for the whole world. During pandemic as someone who doesn't live in the US,I actually followed the US election on a daily basis for the first time.
Ask HN: What Lived Up to the Hype?
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#13Please post this to Reddit, it's not what HN is for. Thank you.
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#16- Most religious books that have stood the test of time have lived up to the hype. The Bible (especially certain books like Ecclesiastes or Proverbs), The Quran, The Upanishads, to name a few. Again, don’t just go in blind, or you’ll walk away thinking none of it makes any sense.
- Lifting weights is indeed worth the hype, and its benefits are more diffuse than just “being able to lift heavy things.”
- In terms of old books that are made into modern sci-fi films, I’ve found Philip K. Dick to be absolutely worth the hype. Don’t think I’ve read a bad story by him.
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#18Maybe OK Computer too, but I don't know how much hype there were because I was too young then...
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#19Haskell typeclasses. They really are interfaces that don’t leak. Solid state disks. Huge speed boost.
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#20But as more information has come out it seems like the hype has actually increased.