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I use The Old Reader as a news aggregator and my own emacs mode to read it via API. In fact I read HN in emacs :) At least when I'm home.

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This is exactly why here in Russia people generally do not like so called "liberals". Try to understand a person who feels himself as he's at the next evolution stage. There is no any chance that the majority votes for him or party he represents or supports. Unfortunately, such persons associate themself with democracy, what automatically discredits this word in our country.

You both have intrigued me. Seems that I need to read the series. Thanks!

We can't predict motivations of other forms of life, can we? They are completely different (in theory). They even can build a trap to make evevryone who will get there happy. Or to hear their story. I dont know.

Also we can use this as a trap. Just choose a star, make it darker and wait.

Keeping in mind that the star is 1480 light-years avay, the fleet passed across the star about thousand years ago. Or they're still flying toward us...

Hi. Thanks for the interesting article. Unfortunately link https://juxt.pro/yada-example?thing=dear%20reader leads to "401: Unauthorized result".

PS Oh, sorry, I've got it. My bad :)

Reasonable, thanks. Question is if I said "ok ..." in a noisy environment or my accent is awful or I'm eating an apple, will android try to reqognize the phrase on server or not? If so, phrases similar to "ok, google" may be saved by google.

Possibly, but who knows

To perform voice search you have to say "ok, google", so phone needs to listen and to send to server every phrase it hears in order to check whether you said "ok, google" or just ordered a beer in a pub. I'm just trying to theorise.

Very interesting, but http://neanderthal.uncomplicate.org/articles/news/articles/t... link leads to 404, I believe right link is http://neanderthal.uncomplicate.org/articles/tutorial_opencl...

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Amazing story. To think that son get lessons from dad who's younger than him... This could be a great book. Thanks for this link.