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by tpyo 17y ago
Try Roger Ebert's one: http://blogs.suntimes.com/ebert/atom.xml
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by tpyo 17y ago
Maybe they have no one to talk to.
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by tpyo 17y ago
Are you saying we should just leave it?
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by tpyo 17y ago
Well, it was more your 6th point that bothered me.
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by tpyo 17y ago
[1-6] Is this an ironic joke? [6] Are you jealous?
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by tpyo 17y ago
"#6 – The 5-Year Old Method (Try explaining quantum physics to a first grader)" I do this automatically. I can't help it. It is agonizing.
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by tpyo 17y ago
This undeserved downvoting I keep seeing might make me just vomit HN out of my life. I agree with you, it was a bit melodramatic. And slow. I don't know if I should bother reading it.
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by tpyo 17y ago
It is better to have enough ideas for some of them to be wrong, than to be always right by having no ideas at all. -- Edward de Bono When we engage in what we are naturally suited to do, our work takes on the quality of play and it is play
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by tpyo 17y ago
People in an open relationship are less happy. Why?
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by tpyo 17y ago
Yeah, I'm sick of seeing that idea being passed about without sources. I think most of the people talking about it haven't even heard of John Taylor Gatto, which is where it came from. But, do you have sources?
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by tpyo 17y ago
Does that mean it happens often enough for us to worry about it?
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by tpyo 17y ago
I realised that a few weeks ago, without reading the article. Somehow, I'd rather suicide than give up.
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by tpyo 17y ago
Seems Feynman had an excellent father, seeing from the interviews I have seen with him.
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by tpyo 17y ago
"Pat Robertson would wet himself if he actually understood who he was talking to." :D
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by tpyo 17y ago
A remember a few years ago there was this site that let you watch the World Cup in ASCII art. Now that was cool.
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by tpyo 17y ago
I just make mine up on the spot. Does no one else do this?
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by tpyo 17y ago
Yeah, but it's more the pop monoculture that irks me. I wish people would explore the arts more, so that it's people sharing what they have discovered than having something common to talk about (assuming that's why we have pop culture). At
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by tpyo 17y ago
I was expecting something completely different by the title. I was thinking of how, when you grow older, your curiosity dies because it takes too much effort to satisfy it. This worries me. I have a friend who was saying the same thing, but
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by tpyo 17y ago
Good. Now delete those lines making those annoying ads ;)
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by tpyo 17y ago
Who was that guy who suggested using lines written plus lines deleted. Was it Knuth?
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Ask HN: What web hosting do you use?
9 points by tpyo 17y ago|14 comments
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by tpyo 17y ago
(Briefly, it's an essay on someone who disparaged Shakespeare, but was ignored and forgotten.) Why did you link this?
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by tpyo 17y ago
That's what I usually try to do. It's the ones on literature that get me. There's not much to be said about a play by Shakespeare.
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by tpyo 17y ago
But... but.. I have to go to school! And write essays no one will ever want to read, essays that don't even aspire to be something interesting!
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by tpyo 17y ago
The last two paragraphs, are the most interesting: 'Perhaps there is a clue to be found near the end of Solotaroff's essay: "Writing itself, if not misunderstood and abused, becomes a way of empowering the writing self. It converts anger an
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by tpyo 17y ago
At the bottom of the page.
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by tpyo 17y ago
Is this about Tucker Max or what it says?
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by tpyo 17y ago
http://news.ycombinator.com/rss ?
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by tpyo 17y ago
No, that also doesn't work. Even going to the actual website doesn't work.
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by tpyo 17y ago
Pressured by random Redditors?

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