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Automattic does something similar too: " When you join full-time, you’ll do customer support for WordPress.com for your first three weeks and spend a week in support annually, for evermore, regardless of your position " https:&#x
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I believe you mean the DNC. DNP is an organic compound used by bodybuilders to make cellular respiration less efficient and therefore increase metabolism. It's quite dangerous :)
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Datura users are also commonly reported by observers to act out hallucinations involving insects. While the user often recalls an entirely different mental experience, it's common for their physical selves to be seen picking at imagina
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10y ago
I'm American too (and I posted this) and I fear that you two are correct. I live on the other side of the world though, hence the posting hours. I was totally surprised to see this at #1 for a bit, though I am just happy that it's
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> Our "defense" of Vietnam. And most people only think of Vietnam itself regarding that conflict, yet Cambodia and Laos were absolutely decimated too. The US dropped more tons of bombs on Laos and Cambodia individually than t
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> there are children in Yemen right now who are afraid of blue skies. On that point, I would encourage everyone to read this article and watch the accompanying video: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/feb
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Thousands of deadly U.S. military airstrikes have gone unreported
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Do you want to share any constructive criticism of Libre Office, or tell us why you feel that Microsoft Office is better, rather than slander something that people have volunteered thousands of hours of development time to? I have never had
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I am curious to learn more about this if anyone has a recommendation for a paper or two to read.
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My mom is a former nurse and she essentially diagnosed her catamenial pneumothorax (a collapsed lung that co-occurs with menstruation). Apparently elevated estrogen levels during menstruation can cause endometriosis in the chest cavity whic
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From what I've observed top players flag mines very minimally, only so that they can strategically chord in certain situations. Lists of record scores typically make a distinction between flagging mines vs. not doing so. I never flag m
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Some CP producers / distributors unfortunately have shown to be very sophisticated: http://grugq.github.io/blog/2013/12/01/yardbirds-effective-u... Here is another case of literal pay-per-view on th
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I didn't mean to imply that. They're not related.
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Considering that the user base of HN can't even agree on what is and isn't fake news, I'd say your fake news bot is an AI-complete problem.
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A baller is someone who spends a lot of money, lives lavishly, etc. An eight ball is 3.5 grams of coke, AKA an 1/8 of an ounce.
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This, and events like it, are more important than Trump's inane immigration policy. Too bad it gets flagged. Also the article links to the Facebook memorial page for Anwar al-Awlaki, but it's not available anymore. I assume it was
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Did all they could to minimize them by classifying all males age 18-49 as militants automatically. And what about Operation Haymaker [1], showing that the intended target consisted of only about ~10% of the total deaths from drone bombings?
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13 pages in the last week for 'Trump': https://hn.algolia.com/?query=trump&sort=byPopularity&prefix... I do however think that Trump is an extreme problem, but also a foreseeable one. I think it's rev
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Are you talking about this project or the IPA generally?
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> This is true, but you make it sound like this is a response to and even a solution for my comment I think it's a suitable response. There is enough allophonic variation among speakers of a single language that undoubtedly someon
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None of us pointing out the hypocrisy are saying that we won't work with everyone else, nor are we trying to legitimize Trump's policies. The point is that if we get someone like Michelle Obama in 2020, we want people to still car
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These people have already helped in creating a Muslim registry, and a many-other-things registry, by way of their participation in Google's massive data collection efforts.
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Of course GP and their family are affected. They are having to map out an entire alternate plan for their lives, and beyond just many hours spent worrying they may have already taken concrete steps toward preparing for the worst.
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So, I very much agree with emehrkay, but you should probably deliver the same admonition to emehrkay for the way they chose to phrase their sentiment. "Fuck you" and "fuck them" are the same when you're one of the &
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I read a bit of this during the election cycle but must have got sidetracked. I read through the whole piece just now and I am really impressed by its depth and subtle humor. It's lengthy but I really recommend it.
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I am skeptical. If you really want to make the promise of "never again", maybe you shouldn't participate in massive data collection efforts such as those of Google in the first place.
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Here is the email in question so you all can judge for yourselves: https://wikileaks.org/podesta-emails/emailid/52046 For context, Doug Band is a very close Clinton associate and he's discussing an initiative
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I actually edited out a long addendum to my comment above shortly after posting it. I guess I should have kept it because it addressed what I felt was the implicit assumption of the comment I replied to, and the less subtle assumption of yo
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It is corruption if a president lets campaign contributions influence their choice of appointees to political positions. Whether or not Obama did that is another discussion, but just because Trump will do the same, we should not hold any ot
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Wait, were they incorrect? My interpretation was that GP meant that Obama did the same thing (firing existing politically appointed ambassadors) and then in addition filled the positions with people who had donated to his campaign (hence no
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