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7y ago
It is not too hard to install a remote ignition system or have one installed.
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I would say that ‘herbal tea’ is a valid term, but that whatever is a ‘herbal tea’ is generally not viewed as ‘a type of tea’, and rather, as ‘a type of herbal infusion’. ‘a type of tea’ is generally viewed as ‘type of tea plant and its dri
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The title could do with more punctuation.
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The problem is that because young people in places like London and New York normally live in abject shitholes, they are forced to go out to socialise, which implies drinking and expensive food. I’ve temporarily moved away from London to som
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These are generally known as herbal infusions or tisanes, and not tea.
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I don't view it is a refutation either. I meant that the proof destroyed the greater feeling of romance I had towards mathematics.
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It would be interesting to see an analysis where the most fundamental results in mathematics are looked at under the light of their discoverers' ideological beliefs and psychologies. I wonder whether Gödel would have pursued the Proof
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Ask HN: Alternative merit/moderation systems for message boards?
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Nietzsche pulled his books from his publisher after finding that it published anti-semitic books.
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Gödel’s Proof, by Nagel & Newman gives a good explanation for the semi-layman or undergrad coming across this for the first time. Before picking up this book as an undergrad in pure maths, I still had romantic ideas about a separate pla
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I regret being so cynical about this post and the book I mentioned. It's a really nice book. Lots of beautiful illustrations and interesting ideas with code snippets for generating those illustrations. I found it fascinating as a kid.
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Is there anything similarly anonymous with a similar culture on the light or dark web? I guess there is/was Usenet, but that seems to have dried up somewhat. IRC is anonymous, but doesn't have the memory aspect.
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Arpanet – Wireless Internet
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Gimli Glider
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Paradigm-shifting ideas. Thanks for posting. Sounds like this could be A New Kind of Science.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hM_lsoooW3I
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Sharon Gal, Voice Sound Art Performance
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'Tirza', by Arnon Grunberg (Book Review)
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Actually I just realised that you avoided the question again, and pulled another of those “no character depth” and “no plot” tricks. I guess it’s a lost cause at this point.
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How insensitive and solipsistic of you to assume my time zone. It’s morning here. McCarthy and the pinkos then, your lot and the alt-right now. Same shit, different bucket. Enjoy it while it serves you.
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What's a CPU to do when it has nothing to do?
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'Master' and 'slave' computer labels unacceptable, officials say (2003)
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On the book reviews comment: If you read a few books and also a few book reviews, you'll find two things: These two types of review are most common, and they are written when the author has nothing positive or negative to actually add
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I had never heard of NRx until you mentioned it. I generally try to stay away from selling my identity to a single word, or a set of words. Yes, I am not a social marxism conspiracy theorist at all. Right and left, it's all the same. Y
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Validating them in the sense of using the ideas as a model to understand our own psychology, and the origins of our moralities. Showing that certain ideas that Nietzsche held around free will and the nature/nurture debate hold up to sc
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What the fuck is NRx, mate? Do you even Wittgenstein [1]? Check you nextly! [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Language_game_(philosophy)
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Easiest trick in the book: Associate any idea you disagree with, with "certain vocal minorities". Works wonders on here and Twitbook. I put this in the same bag as I put book reviews which go along the lines of "characters ha
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I think I'm going to turn the other cheek on this discussion.
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Validation of Nietzsche's ideas in more of a modern, scientific context. Thinking about a person's morality as originating from a person's psychology.
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Yeah, just like Einstein and nuclear weapons.
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