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Ask HN: How often do you receive damaged book from Amazon?
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6y ago
(1) https://oec.world/ - Gives you pretty comprehensive and accurate macroeconomic data. (*) https://oec.world/en/profile/hs92/computers Rest of questions would require more thorough research
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6y ago
I think there are few things to consider here, 1) Google CANNOT provide you with technical search, because choice of index/query filters is always limited (ie. Do I prefer exact matches over multiple matches?) 2) Google has shareho
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Cryptography book from year 1499 – Steganographia
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Optimal time for breaks vary. You should figure it out yourself. When it comes to productivity it's 52 minutes work time vs 17 minutes break[1]. There is also 'pomodoro technique'[2]. There is also kind of interesting work (w
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7y ago
In 2015 'it will be killed off by google' sounded feasible in my mind. Today I use Duckduckgo for 90% of time and Google only for some very specific (mostly local) searches, Google seems to only hold 'early starter and low mo
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> What do you mean falsifiable? Testable. Ability to approve or dismiss idea. This ability seems to exist only within some defined constrains (time, space...). That's my question at its roots. Of course we assume that statement whic
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Ask HN: Is Everything Falsifiable?
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Stands for a point of 'profit margins'. Indian Green Revolution was a spiritual successor of Mexican 'Green' Revolution (avoiding famine in Mexico), same people (corporations) responsible for both. Yes, famine was avoide
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That's a brilliant solution, what a shame that is also part of a problem. GM crop is by definition commercial crop, half of Indian agricultural problems are because of death of local farming vs conventional farming (think energy costs,
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Profits scaling were already discussed in a comment above, ofc, this assumes linear growth where substack is charging (as it is now) only on subscription without going in for revenue from promotional activities (internal promotion of conten
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Transfer of bisphenol A from thermal printer paper (receipts) to the skin
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Some time ago I always looked down upon such creators, but, with time - what is the difference between those influencer kids and Hollywood (especially in times of netflix cut-cost model)? Its still only about content provided, and content m
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Development Workflows in (For) Data Science [pdf]
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When it comes to titanium it is not that bad. Human body is (most likley) able to deal with titanium (contrary to mercury). However, nanoparticles in itself are problematic because of how they interact with body cells. Good is, possible, be