wunderlust

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by wunderlust 10mo ago
American presidents used to be smart.
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by wunderlust 10mo ago
"dried precipitate of liquified soft tissue...and condensation". Yeah - mud.
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by wunderlust 11mo ago
For some reason "turn your messiest data into documents" makes more sense.
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by wunderlust 1y ago
Knife skills are a necessary but not sufficient condition for being a good chef.
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by wunderlust 1y ago
I believe it's a reference to some of the old terminal RPG games, like Arabela (or something like that).
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by wunderlust 2y ago
Why are there so many guides to git?
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by wunderlust 2y ago
"The country is going to have to learn critical thinking. That may be an impossible challenge for the US." (ts 30:57) "Impossible" is a bold qualifier. Maybe he was exaggerating - maybe not. Will critical thinking necess
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by wunderlust 2y ago
The American mind cannot understand this.
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by wunderlust 2y ago
Location: Nashville, TN Remote: OK Willing to relocate: Yes - preferably in the Southeastern US Technologies: Python, SQL, JavaScript Resume: github.com/lawsonpd Email: ro024gg2h@mozmail.com About: Generalist, philosopher, pool and che
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Firefox mobile password insert requires 15 actions
2 points by wunderlust 3y ago|1 comments
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by wunderlust 3y ago
Do you ever get more processors after going into the second phase of the game?
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by wunderlust 3y ago
Say more?
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by wunderlust 3y ago
In some c-section cases they’ll perform “vaginal seeding”, wherein the microbiome from the mother’s vaginal canal is swabbed onto the face, mouth, etc. of the newborn. https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/treatments&#x
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by wunderlust 3y ago
How do/would we know it doesn’t?
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The Great Awakening (documentary series) (2023)(plandemicseries.com)
3 points by wunderlust 3y ago|0 comments
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by wunderlust 3y ago
Hello, HN! Location: Nashville, TN Remote: remote and hybrid OK Willing to relocate: maybe Technologies: Primary: Python, Django, Flask, Redis, SQL, JavaScript, HTML/CSS, TDD, functional programming; Secondary: Svelte, Vue Pandas, Jupy
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by wunderlust 3y ago
I think intuitively I would've guessed the body of an electric has much less to do with the sound than the body of an acoustic, but it was super cool to see this tested with the air guitar. I never would've attempted to build that
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Tested: Where Does the Tone Come from in an Electric Guitar?(youtube.com)
10 points by wunderlust 3y ago|8 comments
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by wunderlust 3y ago
Hello, HN! Location: Nashville, TN Remote: remote and hybrid OK Willing to relocate: yes (in a few months and depending on location) Technologies: Primary: Python, Django, Flask, Redis, SQL, JavaScript, HTML/CSS, TDD, functional progra
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by wunderlust 4y ago
This is correct, and without the hyphens it reads like a garden-path sentence[1], which is one with an ambiguous structure that normal readers tend to parse incorrectly. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Garden-path_sen
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by wunderlust 4y ago
The ambiguous effect of the silhouette dancer is real, but some of the sandwiches really are rotating in a different direction from the others.
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by wunderlust 4y ago
> So we have a conclusion: 'lab leak most likely cause,' and a confidence score: 'low'. These qualifications seem to me to be in conflict. If there's low confidence about the most likely cause, then does that imp
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by wunderlust 4y ago
No, it turns out that ChatGPT writes that it’s a difficult time.
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by wunderlust 4y ago
Socrates’s “all I know is that I know nothing” and “know thyself” more and more reveal to me something new about life, philosophy, and the nature of being.
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by wunderlust 4y ago
Maybe they could provide a kind of base documentation to GPT-3 and then have it generate lots of tutorials in different styles - “cutesy”, “advanced”, “continued education”, etc. (I meant this to be funny but I’d bet someone has considered
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by wunderlust 4y ago
Cool! I’ve had some ideas that would involve physical, printed cards, so I’d be curious to know how you went about sourcing card makers and choosing one. Thanks, and good luck to ya.
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Philosopher Saul Kripke has died(en.wikipedia.org)
5 points by wunderlust 4y ago|1 comments
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by wunderlust 4y ago
My field of study (what I really like to think and learn about) isn't my field of work, but I like the question so I'll spill some thoughts. I spend a lot of time thinking about philosophical-ish stuff, so here are some books that
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by wunderlust 4y ago
Fair enough!
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by wunderlust 4y ago
@everyone jk don't :)

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