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That really doesn't describe the meta game of World of Tanks. Yes, there are tactical positions, but you can't just camp for most of them. They maps are large enough that your team must be dynamic enough to adapt. You also can&#x
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World of Tanks has been my favorite game for years. It strikes a nice balance between reaction speed and strategy. Due to the game mechanics of 'aim time' this somewhat eliminates the huge advantages of ping time and those with s
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Eclipse Commander v1.1.1 adds Java types to the Finder palette
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> Now I worry liberals might shift to the far-left Yet Trump's election was in part about a reaction to far left movement from the viewpoint of supporters. You may not agree, but the reality is that real or not the perception is wh
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Show HN: Surpassing VSCode, Atom and Sublimes Command Palettes
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The reason people take 1000x plus etc is often due to absorption issue. Many people have problems absorbing B12. That's why they have a deficiency to begin with. In order for these people to get normal B12, it requires extreme doses
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There is little evidence that "a lot of supplements" are doing more harm than good. That is speculation. If you search pubmed there are thousands of studies looking at potential benefits. However, if you are going to regulate bas
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Webkit is also working on this: https://webkit.org/blog/7846/concurrent-javascript-it-can-wo...
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I use Eclipse with its native SWT UI and VSCode still blows it away in UI speed. Actually, if Mozilla's Servo tech gets integrated into something like Electron, then we will have some serious performance capabilities surpassing pretty
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> What do you think defamation is if isn't a limitation on free speech? Think of it this way. If I harm someone by punching them, I will not be prosecuted for improper use of my fist. I will be prosecuted for the damages. Same wi
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Agree, I keep thinking back to Iraq and WMD's. Something all of our intelligence and even most of our allies all agreed was true. We should be cautious of these narratives, especially when they can lead to hostility between nations. W
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Property rights covers damage to people as under property rights you own your self. The point is that it can be prosecuted, but not on the grounds of speech. https://www.theatlantic.com/national/archive/2012/1
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>You have the right to silence speech that infringes on your rights. Most of your examples are covered by other laws. Property rights, defamation or such. However, none of this is forbidden as speech. >We bestow these rights on each
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Yet this is exactly why speech must be protected. Speech is always lost in the interest of what would appear the public good. You start with what most would agree to be speech that should not be shared. Some entity must then be given powe
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>Once your speech starts to infringe on the rights of others it is no longer deserving of protection That is quite a chilling statement. What right do others have to silence speech? A right is not something that can be taken away due t
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It is not being stated that he supports the same views. Only on some points they align. For example, some of the far right such as DS are anti-capitalist. We wouldn't say that anti-capitalist are far right, although some far right gr
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>Do you always have to wait until people translate toxic words into toxic actions? Yes. Otherwise we are attempting policing through pre-crime. Also, `toxic` is always subjective. It becomes a useful vehicle by which the definition wi
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Yet child porn is clearly a criminal act. Producing the media material would make you complicit. Kinda like if you went along with bank robbers to rob a bank, video tapped it and never reported it. You would be complicit of covering up t
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I keep seeing this trend among supporters of diversity, which is a description of inclusivity goals which then follows with a set of exclusivity rules. The irony seems to always be lost. The trending method of improving diversity and inclu
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Show HN: A sublime like command palette for Eclipse IDE
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Certainly there could be other pathways to cancer. We know there are lots of things that contribute to cancer other than ionizing radiation. For example, improperly functioning immune system can lead to cancer. It could be there is a path
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This bill was passed end of last year. In the true Orwellian fashion now typifying 2016, a bill to implement the U.S.’ very own de facto Ministry of Truth has been quietly introduced in Congress... http://www.mintpressnews.com&#x
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Trump has stated there are no ties to Russia. So we can now be done with both of these concerns?
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Is it really bizarre to apply the same standards? Can the accused verify themselves innocent in one instance but not in another?
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If we are to accept the 'Clinton Foundation spokesman' as the definitive source of truth, then in fairness we would have to accept the administration's claims on Russia with the same merits. As to why, there seems to be more
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Studies are important simply because reality is often counter intuitive to theory.
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Spot on. The direction we are moving hasn't changed in a long time. The problem is that a bit less than half of the country is opposed to these issues at time. After an election cycle the other half will be opposed and those previous
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Thanks for the link. I agree about the online use in most cases, unless the label sticks and people begin to believe it.
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It is has support in psychology. https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/intense-emotions-and-st... It is why I've argued that the current toxic atmosphere is adding to the problem.
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It's insane. I had posted some very interesting articles that I thought were very insightful as to examples in regards to deescalation of violence and possible non-violent means to resolve some of these issues. That got me accused of
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