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www.iflscience.com 2y ago

Perception of Time and Space Is Radically Altered by the Language You Speak

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www.hollywoodreporter.com 2y ago

Star Wars X-Wing Fighter Model, Lost for Decades, Sells for $3.1M

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theconversation.com 3y ago

Human DNA can be pulled from water, sand, and even air

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www.theguardian.com 3y ago

Survivor of USS Arizona Pearl Harbor Dies at 102

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peterattiamd.com 3y ago

Screen time and children’s cognition: a question of context

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news.ycombinator.com 3y ago

Equifax Data Breach Settlement Payment

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musicboxmaniacs.com 3y ago

Paper tape music box guide

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www.cbsnews.com 3y ago

Steve Jobs worn out sandals sell for $218k at auction

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abc7chicago.com 3y ago

99-year-old woman meets her 100th great-grandchild

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www.smithsonianmag.com 3y ago

Somerton Man Finally Identified

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www.theoldrobots.com 4y ago

Educational and personal robots from the 1940s to 1990s

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www.studyfinds.org 4y ago

Glucosamine supplements may lower risk of death just as much as regular exercise

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www.psypost.org 4y ago

16 point IQ difference between identical twins raised apart

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www.theverge.com 4y ago

Delayed Prince of Persia remake moves from India studio to Montreal

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scitechdaily.com 4y ago

Liquid Water Confirmed on Mars

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apnews.com 4y ago

Oldest US veteran of WWII dies at 112

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www.tomshardware.com 4y ago

Sol-20 Reproduction Project

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www.npr.org 4y ago

NASA refuses to renames James Webb telescope

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www.npr.org 5y ago

Alan Turing Honored as the Face of the UK's New 50-Pound Bank Note

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www.engadget.com 5y ago

FCC fines two Texas telemarketers record $225M for making 1B robocalls

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blog.mozilla.org 5y ago

Promoted Add-ons Pilot Wrap-up

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pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov 5y ago

Vit D supplementation may slow Horvath epigenetic aging (2018)

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www.newsweek.com 5y ago

Spacecraft Made from Ultra Thin Foam Can Reach Proxima Centauri in 185 Years

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mashable.com 6y ago

When Niagara Falls Ran Dry

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edition.cnn.com 6y ago

AMC Theatres has 'substantial doubt' it can remain in business

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TypeScript 7 14 days ago

Java has a lesson of what can go wrong with types, just as parent says. That example is dates and times. So many types…

And before Java finally settled on what we have today, we had 3rd-party libraries like jodatime that tried to fix it.

I guess it’s in a good state today, but it took a LocalDateTime.MAX to get there. I mean an Instant.MAX. No, I mean an OffsetDateTime.MAX. No, I mean new Date(Long.MAX_VALUE). Oh wait I meant new Timestamp(Long.MAX_VALUE). No, I mean LocalTime.MAX.

I’ll stop now, but i could go on.

Cardinality is the easy way to resolve this. If the data has a cardinality of 1, it should be an attribute. If cardinality > 1, it should be a child element/node.

I found it interesting that you used the term European several times, but never once the term American. He served in the American military, lived in America, had an American father (according to the article).

So you consider 19th century America to be Europe, or is there another reason for your choice of words?

Great story. Had no idea. Still love the name Uwe. One of those German names that doesn’t have an English equivalent unlike, say, Pieter.

the more they will tend to gradually pull that into some homogenous abstract equilibrium

I experienced this with resume editing. The LLM removes everything that differentiates my resume from a pile of junior engineers with “average” experience. Anything that was special or unique or different was eventually replaced with generic stuff

Of course I didn’t use what it produced, but it was maddening because the LLM kept insisting this was better than what I had.

I found LLMs to be much more useful in suggesting edits to very small chunks of my resume (a sentence or three) rather than the overall vision of the document.

Teaching Claude Why 2 months ago

You may disagree with Freud, but he is responsible for mental health therapy becoming a socially acceptable practice in the West.

In case you don’t want to watch the video: his answer is yes BUT he needs to figure out how to do it legally in the different jurisdictions that control kids gambling.

How to Firefox 1 year ago

Brendan Eich’s contributions to computing are immeasurable. Your opinions of his social or political views don’t change that.

Do you not use Linux because you don’t like Linus? He’s quite a controversial figure. And before you say Linux is not Linus, the same can be said about Brave and Brendan.

Many other people work on these projects than just the leader.

Do you not use JavaScript because you don’t like Brendan?

How to Firefox 1 year ago

what are you doing with all those extra milliseconds you claim you're saving?

Watching more ads.

Do you know how many “mights” and “may not” are in your post? A lot.

You “might” lose half your investments after working 16 Hour Days for 20 years to a divorce. You might get hit by a bus.

Nothing is promised except for this moment, right now.

Even as late as 1978, an informed observer could still consider interest in personal computers to be exclusive to a self-limiting community of hobbyists

WHAT? That was true even well into the 1980s.

I prefer a visual design that brings me joy

This sounds like a marketing-speak. Joy is not an experience gained by staring at the visual design of a browser. You are confusing joy and another experience, perhaps appeal or attraction.

If you genuinely experience joy from browser visual design, you are probably that same guy who experiences “delight” when a customer support representative treats you well on a phone call.