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michjedi
5y ago
Surprisingly for many, Wittgenstein had a deathbed conversion to Catholicism.
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michjedi
5y ago
thanaverage.xyz actually suggests that only 54% of people think they drive better than average, with 19014 participants https://thanaverage.xyz/
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michjedi
6y ago
This stopped being supported half a decade ago
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6y ago
If anything, the fact that George RR Martin and this vlogger obsess about fictional governance, while Tolkien was more interested in myth and language says a lot about the change in times and what media-makers feel they should contribute to
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6y ago
Still valuable reading, if at least for historical knowledge!
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6y ago
Exactly this - most of the libraries in my area have little if no technical books. I know exactly why too - I've frequently come across libraries in the UK that are selling off their technical books, because they're not receiving
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6y ago
Books. I read about 30-100 work-related books a year and have seen salary double every few years. I try to alternate books between different areas, more or less from these sections: Technical(on currently used technology) Technical(unused t
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Ask HN: How has Coronavirus affected your transport situation?
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7y ago
That would not be noticeable to HN people apparently "Scientists discover it is turtles all the way down" Bad: 0.9998 - Good: 0.0002
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7y ago
Although it turns out "covfefe"0 by itself would not have been a hit with the HN crowd. That is probably why it went on Twitter.
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Turns out Trump was onto something: "Planning sophisticated covfefe" Bad: 0.0002 - Good: 0.9998
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Current top 10: 1. "Apple introduces 16-inch MacBook Pro, the world’s best pro notebook" Bad: 0.9964 - Good: 0.0038 2. "Developing open-source FPGA tools" Bad: 0.3381 - Good: 0.6652 3. "Show HN: Can a neural network
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7y ago
A great article and a lovely author - he helped me develop some ideas on my final year essay while I studied at the University of Sheffield, even though he wasn't lecturing me.
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Wouldn't that be quite useful for police? They may be able to pinpoint a location - the barber where all the DNA matches go to have a haircut, and a time - soon after all those with majority DNA in the pile of hair went to the Barber&#
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It seems the whole thread is breaking the guidelines? "Please don't use Hacker News for political or ideological battle"
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7y ago
This article is full of ad hominems and doesn't present any challenges to ideas. Rather poor in my opinion
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7y ago
Thanks all for the help - some of you noticed the data was erroneous. It is all fixed now
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London Bus Stop Distance Analysis
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7y ago
CityMapper are doing a really great job. Have you been tempted by their new card?
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7y ago
Interesting! How do you usually plan your journey in Rome, and how often does your journey work out like the plan?
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How well do London buses match the timetables?
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8y ago
The first thing I thought about was - what if a tiny part of the plate is cut off by e.g. the side of another car? It would get the ratio entirely wrong and think it was anything but a plate!
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Show HN: London Underground journey depths
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How does it not affect others? 1. Vapours/Smoke affects those around you 2. Your behaviour change due to the drug affects those around you 3. Your behaviour change due to the need for the drug affects those around you
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Does anyone have any data of % of accidents of autopilot vs drivers that don't speed? I am wondering, because I recently say some statistics that showed that a majority of drivers normally speed by at least 10mph, and that the majority
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9y ago
what is your current level?
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Book Review: Neo-Aristotelian Perspectives on Contemporary Science
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Book Review: The Traffic Power Structure
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9y ago
You could easily cut an Oyster Card chip out of the card, stick it in your hand and use it to travel in London.
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9y ago
Hi - author here. I'm afraid I don't have any statistics on this matter - in this case I was relaying what the staff told me. I will see if any of my friends in engineering can confirm this.
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