chalcolithic

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by chalcolithic 6mo ago
If you struggle being alone - you're not meant to be alone. It's not everyone's cup of tea
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by chalcolithic 7mo ago
can't they all be automated away? and who needs guards 100m underwater? shouldn't a well built submarine be safer than an underground bunker?
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by chalcolithic 7mo ago
Funny enough, on a local glassdoor clone the guys who failed technical interview discussed exactly this possibility precisely because the post was open for so long:)
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by chalcolithic 7mo ago
they build bunkers and yachts, they never build long endurance submarines. why is that?
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by chalcolithic 7mo ago
I worked for a company that kept one job posting open for more than 4 years. They've used it to hire more than 100 people, but unless you worked there you wouldn't know.
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by chalcolithic 10mo ago
It is a very good thing for political discussions. I don't see how it would benefit HN.
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by chalcolithic 11mo ago
thank you very much!
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by chalcolithic 11mo ago
could you please name them?
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by chalcolithic 2y ago
It's not "why do you need writing?", it's "how do you discover writing?". Once it's discovered the new purposes will appear pronto.
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by chalcolithic 2y ago
strange that no aws-based alternatives exist for low traffic websites cloudfront + lambda + dynamodb is free
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by chalcolithic 2y ago
high curbs? is it even legal?
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by chalcolithic 2y ago
Beg my pardon but what high ground clearance is needed for?
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by chalcolithic 2y ago
>indigenous Australians have superior vision to white people never heard of that, thank you
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by chalcolithic 2y ago
Never heard of it, thank you very much!
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by chalcolithic 2y ago
No exessive caps. No huge letters. No colored background behind certain text lines. No bright colors everywhere. Nothing is blinking, nothing is moving. This guy is obviously completely sane, just unorthodox.
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by chalcolithic 2y ago
on a related note - is there something like gltf but for 2d vector animation?
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by chalcolithic 2y ago
Kind of pointless comparing Russian icebreaker number to anyone elses'. Russia is basically a huge pile of snow next to a huge floating pile of ice (geographically, not population-wise, but still). Nobody has even 10% of motivation for
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by chalcolithic 2y ago
In Soviet planet Earth AI gets tired of you. That's what I expect future to be like, anyways
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by chalcolithic 2y ago
Incredible! Before I've seen it I would never have guessed that something like that could be so good!
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by chalcolithic 2y ago
You can actually do music/audio programming in a browser. It has some rough edges but it works.
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by chalcolithic 2y ago
>they often have a stack of microwaves you mean sometimes they don't? and in some countries they never have them?
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by chalcolithic 2y ago
It is sad that ISS exists at all. After the Mir the world should have gone rotating station route - the next logical step. Instead we have wasted so many resources on something that has already been done before
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by chalcolithic 2y ago
It's very neat but the gist is that one infinity equals two infinities - infinities are weird. While technically it's cool does it really add anything to our understanding?
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by chalcolithic 2y ago
> Why have UIs gotten so sparse? "Mobile first" p.s. oops, sorry, not the first comment of this kind. well, it's just obvious
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by chalcolithic 2y ago
Southern Sweden! If sun poses a risk there...
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by chalcolithic 2y ago
Isn't imagination enough?
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by chalcolithic 2y ago
Do they come along with lifelong sentences as opposed to artificial diamonds that are legal?
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by chalcolithic 2y ago
Not to mention that a good quality deep fakes (once legalized) will completely destroy any economic incentive for real CP production.
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by chalcolithic 2y ago
>clay tablets are expensive That's not the first time I hear that. Still can't figure out why it was true.
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by chalcolithic 3y ago
>global superpower with immense economic, political and military power I seen it from inside - you've bought into a Potemkin's village. When it was a "global superpower" (on paper) it was a much, much worse country by

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