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pureheartlover··on Asgard launches world's first DDR5-9600 DIMMs
China based firm named Asgard with product names like Thor? Whats going on here?
pureheartlover··on Exploding Head Syndrome: What We Know About This Mysterious Disorder
That mirrors almost exactly the process of astral travelling. You might be interested in the book "How to Know Higher Worlds" by Rudolf Steiner.
pureheartlover··on Show HN: Defrag the Game
I love watching defrag vids on youtube. There's still a strong but small community pumping out world records.

A classic from about a decade ago: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RUCtMIjL-Z4

pureheartlover··on Blood Disorder: Unveiling the Mystery of My Poisoning in Sweden
This is such an irresponsible post to make.
pureheartlover··on Is there any way HN can implement a 'paywall tag' to save wasted clicks?
Perhaps a button for people with enough votes to automatically generate an archive link?
pureheartlover··on Brave lays off 27 employees
I don't remember creating an account to use Brave. Have I misunderstood your comment?
pureheartlover··on Brave lays off 27 employees
Its tough because Brave does everything I want from a browser for free. I think the CEO posts on HN semi regularly - maybe he can offer some more info behind the firings?
pureheartlover··on Ask HN: Who's building an AI-free product?
Its better to present as 'fire resistant' than 'fire proof' I think
pureheartlover··on French 'Excalibur' mysteriously disappears after 1,300 years stuck in a rock
https://archive.md/NdhfP
pureheartlover··on Brexit Backlash: Brits Now Regret Their Populist Revolt
Most Brits I know were under the impression that it would stop or stem the flow of immigrants. They pulled the only lever they were given and it didn't work.
pureheartlover··on The growing link between extreme rain and respiratory health in Japan
“linear precipitation zones” causing extreme rainfall events. Respiratory illness occuring simultaneously. My immediate thought was that cloudseeding and cloud brightening chemicals don't stay in the air forever.
pureheartlover··on A New Sweetener Has Joined the Ranks of Aspartame and Stevia
Probably. Apparently neotame is 5000~ times sweeter than sucrose. Another artificial sweetener 'lugduname' has a sweetness up to 300,000x sucrose.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lugduname

pureheartlover··on A New Sweetener Has Joined the Ranks of Aspartame and Stevia
Possibly - The one I recall just had a hobby of trying out experimental sweeteners.
pureheartlover··on A New Sweetener Has Joined the Ranks of Aspartame and Stevia
There was an incredible post on HN a couple years ago about a guy who would test experimental sweeteners and one of them left his mouth tasting sweet for several months. I tried to find it in the past but never could.
pureheartlover··on Tiny rubber spheres used to make a programmable fluid
Pretty neat. Could you do this outside of a pressure vessel by filling the balls with water and hitting it with microwaves? Then we can get crawling terminator fluid.
pureheartlover··on Dharma Combat
Seems very similar to Tibetan monk debate culture.

https://alittleadrift.com/monks-in-dharamsala-india/

pureheartlover··on Ask HN: Why aren't programmable mice popular?
Is something like the razer naga unsuitable?

From what I understand there are many gaming mice with multiple programmable buttons. The razer naga has a 12 programmable buttons which is probably used mostly in RTS games like starcraft.

https://www.google.com/search?q=razer+naga

pureheartlover··on The Farce of Diplomatic Assurances
He's been under UK detention for 5 years now. Only a vague statement from the Australian prime minister saying that "there's nothing to be gained by Mr Assange's continued incarceration" so the media could write nice headlines.
pureheartlover··on One Knuckle Rice Rule
What kinda rice cookers you guys got?

Mine has a toggle which has cook on one setting and warm on the other. It gets turned on at the powerpoint.

I was in a Japanese department store and saw some rice cookers which gave me the same feeling as when I saw their toilets - inadequacy!

pureheartlover··on A tiny ultrabright laser that can melt steel
Honestly I'm kinda surprised there aren't handheld laser engraving devices made for quick and permanent graffiti.
pureheartlover··on I continue to no longer attend vintage computer festivals
Wouldn't the authors or publishers have the original copies somewhere?
pureheartlover··on What Researchers Discovered When They Sent 80k Fake Resumes to U.S. Jobs
It occurs throughout the entirety of the article.
pureheartlover··on What Researchers Discovered When They Sent 80k Fake Resumes to U.S. Jobs
>A group of economists recently performed an experiment on around 100 of the largest companies in the country, applying for jobs using made-up resumes with equivalent qualifications but different personal characteristics. They changed applicants’ names to suggest that they were white or Black, and male or female — Latisha or Amy, Lamar or Adam.

Why is 'white' uncapitalised yet 'black' is... immediately after using white?

pureheartlover··on Stanley Kubrick did it his way
This being published by 'Apollo magazine' is bound to get some riled up considering his supposed involvement in the faked moon landings.

Here is a nice write up on how he apparently encoded his confession into his films.

https://www.aulis.com/deliberate_errors.htm

pureheartlover··on This Woman Will Decide Which Babies Are Born
If you look at a human being as only a collection of atoms then there really isn't any argument against this.

If you see the human being as a vehicle for a soul then this sort of manipulation can have a counterpoint.

pureheartlover··on US Air Force Secretary so confident in AI-controlled F-16s, he'll fly in one
Pretty neat. I wonder if the airframe can pull more G's with the pilot absent.
pureheartlover··on Harvesting Water from the Air
Is this a prize similar to the X prize for getting into space? I'm not sure if this is an Elon X thing or a google X thing.
pureheartlover··on [dead]
So one still works for IBM and another now works for the WEF?
pureheartlover··on Pentaborane(9)
We often see green flames shooting across the sky without descending in SA near the Woomera test facility. I put it down to boronated fuel, but most people put it down to meteors with high nickel iron or copper content.
pureheartlover··on Micronics Announces Desktop SLS 3D Printer, Starting at $2,999 [video]
Consider contacting 'Makers Muse' on youtube - I suspect he'd love to review it fairly.
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