Bizarro

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by Bizarro 5y ago
...as opposed to walking over to their cube, standing behind them for a few seconds staring at their screen before they realize you're behind them, and then interrupting their work by asking your question?
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by Bizarro 5y ago
This gets turned into a negative because HN is chock full of leftist authoritarians that don't like privacy from government prying eyes.
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by Bizarro 6y ago
You don't blame governments for anything. You think that government is the solution too all problems.
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by Bizarro 7y ago
Exercise might help, but a change of diet will help a lot more.
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by Bizarro 7y ago
Be careful with the exercise remedy. It's easy to overdue it and cause more inflammation and stress via elevated cortisols, etc..
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by Bizarro 7y ago
Unfortunately, that's really true. I have a doctor friend that looked at me like a deer in headlights when I asked about fatigue, brain fog, inflammation, food sensitivities, etc..
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by Bizarro 7y ago
Political bullshit that has no place on Hacker News.
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by Bizarro 7y ago
I agree. Then when Trump wins a second term we need to put other national socialists in prison - like Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, and AOC.
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by Bizarro 7y ago
You know of 0 species that would strongly disagree, because those several million species don't have the capacity to agree or disagree on whether "wiping out humanity is a bad thing". And you don't speak for them, no ma
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by Bizarro 7y ago
Stop staying up late to watch DUST on Youtube.
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by Bizarro 7y ago
Scrappy was the biggest meddler...always mucking up the works.
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by Bizarro 7y ago
All your solution does is hurt middle-class and poor people.
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by Bizarro 7y ago
...and the elimination of the suburban commuter lifestyle How are the central planners planning that one?
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by Bizarro 7y ago
If it's tedious, you're probably doing something wrong or sub-optimal. Or you're just dealing with a bit of hairy old javascript that probably needs a bit of refactoring in any case. No, it's going to be more tedious 1
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by Bizarro 7y ago
Freaking CNET....battling my ad-blockers, not giving up though. I don't even want to see that mess in console. The whole site is just a disaster, slowing to a crawl, as it tries to inject every freaking script known to man on the pa
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by Bizarro 7y ago
"We need to see everything you do for your own good"
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by Bizarro 7y ago
I've been skirting around the idea of practicing mindfulness, but there's something that bothers me about aeon and "magazines" like it. The articles always seem to try to be "contrarian" or "unique" f
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by Bizarro 7y ago
Great stuff. We need more of these types of science tidbits on HN. And good links by the commenters too. I love Feynman's classic style of "explaining to a 5 year old" on Cold Welding. The reason for this unexpected behavi
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by Bizarro 7y ago
To be fair, isn't this.... No, we don't buy that anymore.
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by Bizarro 7y ago
Australia used to have a very good record on individual rights, but in the past 20 years has headed towards authoritarianism. I guess PC/Statist/Collectivist culture has infested Australia too.
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by Bizarro 7y ago
Still, they’re afraid of speaking out — not just because of the repercussions from the company, but also from their colleagues who may be right-leaning. That's a lie, and everybody knows that it's a lie. Nobody believes that th
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Finding a Video Poker Bug Made These Guys Rich–Then Vegas Made Them Pay(wired.com)
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by Bizarro 7y ago
Can anybody comment on the vim-keybindings plugin for Inkdrop. I've tried Notion, but I would really love a markdown/note-taking app with good vi-keybindings.
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by Bizarro 7y ago
The U.S. isn't Germany. The U.S. has a first amendment.
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by Bizarro 7y ago
I would've said that 20 years ago saying "Censorship Bad" wouldn't have been constructive, but these days with all these people against free speech, I would say it's a very constructive comment.
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by Bizarro 7y ago
Hey coinward, according to HN, that's not the case ;)
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by Bizarro 7y ago
All the moonwalkers were men, all were American, all but one were Boy Scouts, and almost all listened to country-and-Western music on their way to the moon These writers just can't help themselves. It's part of their hive-mind
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by Bizarro 7y ago
IIRC, the NT kernel used a lot of C++ from the beginning.
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by Bizarro 7y ago
Anybody interested in the history of NT should read Showstopper!: The Breakneck Race to Create Windows NT and the Next Generation at Microsoft It focuses on Dave Cutler, the father of NT
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by Bizarro 7y ago
I work from home and most of that article rings true. Because of my personality, I don't feel lonely, but sometimes in the morning I do want to watch the news or something on youtube in the background just to break "the silence&q

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