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hansbo
3mo ago
I read this in Leonard Nimoy's voice, from narrating Civilization IV.
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hansbo
4mo ago
But quality is strongly associated with brand. Showing off the logo might be taboo, but everyone can tell the difference between an IKEA kitchen and a Funkiskök.
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hansbo
6mo ago
Gestation crates are up there among the most immoral things created by man.
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Sator Square
(en.wikipedia.org)
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hansbo
1y ago
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hansbo
1y ago
More like, continue living in a sketchy neighbourhood because all the thieves go to the newer, more polished neighbourhoods anyway.
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hansbo
1y ago
It is controversial to put into system letting people sell their bodies to make ends meet.
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hansbo
2y ago
Pretty sure it should be kWh / 100 km
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hansbo
2y ago
It is unintuitive to me why the rational numbers are dense in the reals, since rational numbers are countably infinite, as opposed to the reals. I think infinity is hard to grasp.
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What Apple's AI Tells Us: Experimental Models
(oneusefulthing.org)
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2y ago
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hansbo
3y ago
I don't think it explains "How" either, in this case.
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hansbo
3y ago
So a proton can emit a positron. Does that mean that the positron is somehow "part" of the proton? Does it mean that their wave functions interact in some specific way? Is there another reason? Quantum physics has always bothered
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hansbo
3y ago
I am reading this as "it has to be this way, or the model does not hold", but it does not explain why. What causes it? Consistency of a model cannot be the ultimate reason, right?
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hansbo
3y ago
Fun, but extremely unpleasant. The more stressed I get the more difficult it is to relax my eyes and see the pattern.
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hansbo
3y ago
Are we? How? Because the curvature is flat?
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hansbo
3y ago
This is probably politically incorrect, but there was always a path to end crime, just like there was and is a path to end slavery and collective punishment. That path is kindness: get a job, don't feel the urge to commit a crime, avoi
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hansbo
3y ago
The IPA of chair also contains a t though: /t͡ʃɛə(ɹ)/ I think it makes sense. To me there is a clear difference between chair and sheet, where chair starts with the sound of a t. Same thing with Ч.
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4y ago
It's cheaper to raise kids since you would already have paid the cost in taxes if you didn't get kids. The important metric is the difference in cost of having kids vs not having kids, and since daycare is heavily subsidized, the
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hansbo
4y ago
I think the relative isolation is one of the smallest challenges related to colonizing Mars.
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hansbo
4y ago
Nicely done! Not sure I could tell this was not just another HN post if you didn't explicitly say so.
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hansbo
4y ago
It's really quite amazing. Inspired by your example, I tried to make it create something which nobody could have thought about before: Write a deep poem about life, death, and the website Rotten Tomatoes The result: Life is a fleeti
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hansbo
4y ago
She was found not guilty of that. You can't say "equal crimes equal times" when the crimes are in fact not equal.
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hansbo
4y ago
On a slightly related note, whenever I see a generated face with other faces in the background, and those faces are warped in strange ways, I get a very unpleasant sensation, like a chill going up my spine. Does anyone else get this? Exampl
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hansbo
4y ago
That's interesting - I have subtitles on at all times (I am Swedish, we never dub adult content so I have used subtitles for a very long time), but when I do watch children's movies with my kids, they are dubbed, and then I find h
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hansbo
4y ago
I liked this because it uses a method to prove something which seems very disconnected from the initial problem.
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hansbo
4y ago
It also works if you are more than one. Me and my wife have used it for several years now to sync shopping lists between us, to great effect.
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4y ago
In Sweden, prostitution is illegal, but not selling sex. Instead, the buyer is the one breaking the law. I think this makes more sense, because the prostitutes will not need to fear reaching out for help to get out of the situation.
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hansbo
4y ago
Reading things like this gives me chills. The idea that we as a species, and especially our lives as individuals, are such tiny specs in the timeline of the universe is obviously true but feels emotionally absurd.
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hansbo
4y ago
I always thought of it more as a reference to the Gnomes of Zürich than to Jewish people.
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4y ago
I find this comparison strange. Yes, a restaurant should not be allowed to not serve Jews. But they should be allowed to not serve _a_ Jew, if the Jew in question breaks their rule of conduct. Like the case with Trump and Twitter.
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My grandfather, who raised me, met Napoleon: Bertrand Russell interview 1952
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4y ago
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