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by zzzbra 7d ago
Pretty remarkable. There are only three reasons I intend to buy a PS5 and Kojima games are one of them.
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by zzzbra 25d ago
Found this article to be a bit of a slog, burying the lede until after you’ve sifted through a rambling list of irrelevant vibe coded apps by OP. The actual argument came across in places but I am unpersuaded. Unsure if that’s due to the ar
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by zzzbra 2mo ago
Eddington (2025) was a documentary.
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by zzzbra 2mo ago
You’re getting downvoted for this which is crazy.
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by zzzbra 4mo ago
Nolan makes cerebral films for dumb people. I find most of them to be entertaining and fun, but they do lean a bit too much into profundity as a vibe without a whole lot of actual substance.
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by zzzbra 1y ago
my gf in Tokyo years ago was a country folk singer. played slide on a metal resonator guitar. for much of my time there my evenings were spent at folks and roots music bars, listening to talented live musicians. in States we live in abject
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They Let Their Children Cross the Street and Now They're Felons(nytimes.com)
10 points by zzzbra 1y ago|3 comments
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by zzzbra 1y ago
I just bought this paperback.
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by zzzbra 1y ago
your reasoning falls apart because mass transit options are inherently faster due to the geometric-space efficiencies gained by their form factors. You just need to induce enough people to participate in it to cross a tipping point where it
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by zzzbra 1y ago
Reminds me of this: “There are no shortcuts to knowledge, especially knowledge gained from personal experience. Following conventional wisdom and relying on shortcuts can be worse than knowing nothing at all.” ― Ben Horowitz
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by zzzbra 1y ago
This is precisely the reasoning I bring up. In essence traffic congestion is an externality not unlike pollution. What society now pays in the form of a financial levy it formerly paid in the form of a wasted time. We've made explicit
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by zzzbra 1y ago
This is a curious form of fundamentalism. "All motion is good, and damn any effort to coordinate it."
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by zzzbra 1y ago
Finally a budget cut I can actually celebrate.
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by zzzbra 1y ago
what if the movie is actually bad
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by zzzbra 1y ago
I just had this experience with my girlfriend last week. she could not fathom this particle man I kept singing about was an actual song.
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Plex Is Going to Make You Pay for Its Best Free Feature(gizmodo.com)
3 points by zzzbra 1y ago|3 comments
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by zzzbra 1y ago
This is certainly disappointing.
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by zzzbra 2y ago
When did we stop referring to this as Parallax Effects
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by zzzbra 2y ago
what incompetence is that? Having a hard time seeing the link between technological progress and thebsize of wild fires.
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by zzzbra 2y ago
I ask you honestly -- why? Why do you think it's awesome? It sounds like hell to me.
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by zzzbra 2y ago
love to see someone I went to high school with on HN's front page :)
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by zzzbra 2y ago
TLDR; libertarian take that misses a lot of structural and historical factors. save yourself wasting the fifteen minutes on this high school grade evolutionary psychology postulating
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by zzzbra 2y ago
what is this 2002? Being immediately assailed by sound when clicking a link is not a pleasant experience.
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by zzzbra 2y ago
This sounds exactly like the team/culture that launched Marcus at Goldman Sachs. A lot of people went to Amazon from that team and seemed to indicate it was very much the same type of deal.
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by zzzbra 2y ago
we've been online for so long now...
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by zzzbra 2y ago
And not a single screenshot was provided.
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by zzzbra 2y ago
CCP*
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by zzzbra 2y ago
all of mine are named after songs by the Japanese noise band Boredoms. so far I have TV Scorpion, Mama Brain, Chocolate Synthesizer, Telehorse Uma, Pop Tatari, Seadrum, Super Going, and Domsbore
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by zzzbra 2y ago
Zoot Allures was pretty good. besides that the only thing I like by him is his earliest stuff, like Lumpy Gravy. 90% of the his discography is unlistenable to me, and I listen mostly to stuff that people would classify as unlistenable.
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by zzzbra 2y ago
Did not expect to see wfmu.org's Beware of the Blog on the front-page of Hacker News but here we are.

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