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by marianminds 12y ago
The article has so little to do with ancient history it's staggering. It's the "conceptual drought modelling" equivalent of a woodworker trying to drum up attention for his range of kitchen cabinets by saying "they&
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by marianminds 12y ago
Some guy in a fedora and freebsd t-shirt hanging around sleazy bars downtown waiting for his flipped FBI agent to come around and drop him some new juicy goss on the latest... TF2 hat update? Sounds legit
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by marianminds 12y ago
You have some very strange and unfounded beliefs on all this. There is no evidence to suggest medical costs will increase as a result of legalisation. In every instance of drug legalisation or decriminalisation recorded, drug use has spiked
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by marianminds 12y ago
I built this free, online, no-registration tool to practise verb conjugations in French, Latin, and Italian. It is designed to replace pen-and-paper conjugation tables and to track your performance. It is a work in progress (I want to expan
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Show HN: Practice Verb Conjugators for People Studying French, Latin, or Italian(marianminds.com)
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by marianminds 12y ago
One thing that really sucks still is the conversion of PDFs (for e.g. journal articles) into formats suitable for e-ink readers. I've tinkered with its heuristic processing and regex formatting, but I'd never considered manually t
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by marianminds 12y ago
The burden of that argument is that you'd never be able to 'own' photos of strangers or anybody who doesn't sign a release, or stranger's pets, or any piece of art or architecture, because the scene or object that g
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by marianminds 12y ago
I've been dreaming of doing this for years and I've been considering doing something quite similar to what you're talking about for my next project. The only problem, as another poster said, was investment. I was planning on
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by marianminds 12y ago
I've used numbeo before and I had a look at this, comparing about 10 or so different cities. The format and function is pretty much the same and I use them both for the same purpose -- a simple comparison of aggregate data on different