What ends up being maddening is when the interrupter is wrong about the direction that the talker intends the conversation to go, and you end up in endless digressions from the intended focus.
I have no doubt you're correct, however if the same model were applied in the US it would automatically be seen as racist. And I know you use the word 'ethnicity,' but I posit that no one over here thinks in such…
When I first looked at Huginn, it wouldn't run on ARM (raspberry pi). I eventually just went with Python3, Cronjobs, and an app called Pushover (push notifications). No visual niceties, but it works rather well for my…
Can't wait for them to ruin it!
This is all a pretty good argument in favor of conservatism, especially the last bit. There are plenty of cultural practices that preserve or promote something valuable in society, and maybe we don't even know why they…
Red Squares = apocalypse
You win this thread
Computers, computer languages
That's the part that makes you randomly yell, "Hail Bill Gates!"
Thank you for explaining your process. I think I might benefit from this approach.
Antitrust laws have been around for a long time. Competition is essential for a free market to function optimally. You can disagree, but that's why they exist. Its not to punish anyone.
There's a trade off here between personal health and the resources needed to put the food on the table in front of you. Of course, the latter is mitigated if you take the leftovers with you to go.
This is somehow correlated with the idea of knowing 'about' a thing vs knowing a thing. News, in a large majority of cases, is something that you learn about. Its not something you experience directly. In most cases,…
You and me both. My thoughts on this subject are that all knowledge is related in some manner, so unless you want your knowledge points to form an all to all connection (useless), there needs to be some probabilistic…
This has been a philosophical concern as well as an economic one for a while now. John Maynard Keynes had some notable thoughts on the future of work leading to a utopia of less work and the same/more reward (and he was…
This sounds like a modification of the JAMstack idea.
This is a great idea. I've personally benefited from using Python as a way to experiment with other disciplines and wish there were more such resources out there.
I'd say HN is the right place to be.
Gosh, I could press that button all day.
Exactly. The cost and time of transportation would seem to far outweigh the cost of a home office in the long run. My main concession might be the cost associated with paying for high speed internet, if much of that…
When I try to buy something on Walmart.com, sometimes I get to the checkout screen before it informs me that the item can only be picked up at a physical store. If I wanted to see such items, I'd go to the physical…
If this sort of thing appeals to you, you might enjoy Poor Charlie's Almanack, which can be found on archive.org right now for the low, low price of free: https://archive.org/search.php?query=poor%20%20charlie%27s%2...
Now I'm curious: if you read A Song of Ice and Fire after watching Game of Thrones, would that sully your view of the Unsullied?
Electric VTOL for the masses: basically flying cars. https://www.agilityprime.com/
What ends up being maddening is when the interrupter is wrong about the direction that the talker intends the conversation to go, and you end up in endless digressions from the intended focus.
I have no doubt you're correct, however if the same model were applied in the US it would automatically be seen as racist. And I know you use the word 'ethnicity,' but I posit that no one over here thinks in such…
When I first looked at Huginn, it wouldn't run on ARM (raspberry pi). I eventually just went with Python3, Cronjobs, and an app called Pushover (push notifications). No visual niceties, but it works rather well for my…
Can't wait for them to ruin it!
This is all a pretty good argument in favor of conservatism, especially the last bit. There are plenty of cultural practices that preserve or promote something valuable in society, and maybe we don't even know why they…
Red Squares = apocalypse
You win this thread
Computers, computer languages
That's the part that makes you randomly yell, "Hail Bill Gates!"
Thank you for explaining your process. I think I might benefit from this approach.
Antitrust laws have been around for a long time. Competition is essential for a free market to function optimally. You can disagree, but that's why they exist. Its not to punish anyone.
There's a trade off here between personal health and the resources needed to put the food on the table in front of you. Of course, the latter is mitigated if you take the leftovers with you to go.
This is somehow correlated with the idea of knowing 'about' a thing vs knowing a thing. News, in a large majority of cases, is something that you learn about. Its not something you experience directly. In most cases,…
You and me both. My thoughts on this subject are that all knowledge is related in some manner, so unless you want your knowledge points to form an all to all connection (useless), there needs to be some probabilistic…
This has been a philosophical concern as well as an economic one for a while now. John Maynard Keynes had some notable thoughts on the future of work leading to a utopia of less work and the same/more reward (and he was…
This sounds like a modification of the JAMstack idea.
This is a great idea. I've personally benefited from using Python as a way to experiment with other disciplines and wish there were more such resources out there.
I'd say HN is the right place to be.
Gosh, I could press that button all day.
Exactly. The cost and time of transportation would seem to far outweigh the cost of a home office in the long run. My main concession might be the cost associated with paying for high speed internet, if much of that…
When I try to buy something on Walmart.com, sometimes I get to the checkout screen before it informs me that the item can only be picked up at a physical store. If I wanted to see such items, I'd go to the physical…
If this sort of thing appeals to you, you might enjoy Poor Charlie's Almanack, which can be found on archive.org right now for the low, low price of free: https://archive.org/search.php?query=poor%20%20charlie%27s%2...
Now I'm curious: if you read A Song of Ice and Fire after watching Game of Thrones, would that sully your view of the Unsullied?
Electric VTOL for the masses: basically flying cars. https://www.agilityprime.com/