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I wasn't aware they were controversial. I had to google to find some arguments against pie charts

https://www.data-to-viz.com/caveat/pie.html

Even if the phones still had a headphone jack, how good is the tiny integrated DAC that's driving it? I really doubt the difference would be perceivable

Apparently, out of a 19.08 trillion M3 USD supply [1], 2.04 trillion is in notes [2].

[1] https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/MABMM301USM189S [2] https://www.federalreserve.gov/faqs/currency_12773.htm M3 more info https://www.investopedia.com/terms/m/m3.asp

"strange typed" and "charm typed"

The next version of this app will prevent microscopic dust particles from blocking/repeating keystrokes

If this is not a walled garden of magic silicon culture, what exactly are we paying so much for?

"To help you understand your current phone habits, Siempo needs permission to store information on this device. We do not read your private files or collect information about files on your device."

No option to opt-out

> Will MySpace ever lose its monopoly? [2007]

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2007/feb/08/business....

Also, as she starts saying "We are waiting to hear what happens", he says "Scratch that...".

Isn't battery where innovation is most needed?

I'm surprised this community is not more adamant about source being shared alongside a "Show HN" post. It seems like a no-brainer to include source when showing a group of software enthusiasts your non-commercial project.

Followed by rapid disassembly

It would be unpleasant if your VR text editor shocked you, sure. Might make for a fun game mechanic though.

Not sure if I am misunderstanding the problem, but are you aware you can exclude terms from the search results? For example with google "baseball cards -ebay" will omit pages where ebay is mentioned.

> "On the other hand, actively interacting with people — especially sharing messages, posts and comments with close friends and reminiscing about past interactions — is linked to improvements in well-being"

Seems sort of self serving that the solution is to generate more content for facebook. The next article is going to conclude disabling ad blockers and making microtransactions will finally make you happy.

The very first episode had similar charm http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1272617/

Nice! What is the source api?

I volunteer! I have a machine that turns ethanol into energy and a good time.

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Even if it produces more energy than it consumes, at best it would be an inefficient hydrogen powered engine.

Although this is still pretty cool if it could capture atmospheric carbon.

I'd recommend listening to act one from This American Life ep. 556 (http://www.thisamericanlife.org/radio-archives/episode/556/s...). They interview two people captured by Kim Jong-Il to make movies. It sounded like a pretty easy life, but there's no joy in it if you can't leave.

And for a steal at just over $2000!

I feel the opposite. With those two shows the primary focus is telling a story. They aren't really conventional interview shows. It seems to me like a lot of the time, a narrator dubbing over the interviewee can help maintain the pace and focus of the show.

Hate to sound anti-innovation here, but wouldn't this hypersonic plane be significantly less fuel efficient than subsonic aircraft?

Do what is fun, there is no point

I'm a fan. It motivates me to stay active with open source even when my work does not directly involve open source coding.

Very cool! I guess I'll be remapping /dev/null this April 1st.

btw, that sleek scrolling plugin blocks two finger gestures (page back, forward) on my macbook :(

    /* Advance a pointer num_times times.  Notice, this does no checking, so
    you better know what YOU ARE DOING!!!! */

The source is a pretty interesting read too.

If I had a penny for every HA postgres solution