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by 37 4y ago
Maybe I'm missing something, but why would this work? Isn't it just 12 digits going to one phone number instead of 6? (also thinking about this is bringing me back to SYN-ACK from the old days)
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by 37 4y ago
I would think the same... and from reading the comments in this thread, it seems like a pretty spicy topic.
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by 37 4y ago
I looked at the Wikipedia article and a couple other pages, I guess the key word is "localization", which basically seems to mean language. I'm pretty sure I knew and forgot that. The comments in this thread from the devs hav
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by 37 4y ago
Pretty interesting.... I don't know that much about git, but still fun to read. I guess the main takeaway is don't put all your eggs in one basket? Although it kinda seems like they are going to stick with the monorepo, ("Her
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by 37 4y ago
I kinda hate how everything is a blog post these days.... If something can be summed up in a couple paragraphs, then please do it. I understand it's about web and SEO but I still don't like it. Old man yells at cloud, yeah yeah I
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by 37 4y ago
Never let an opportunity go to waste, I guess...
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by 37 4y ago
A third of all women use apps to track their period? For some reason I find that hard to believe
38.
by 37 4y ago
From Jan 31.... Wonder if this has been fixed yet
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by 37 4y ago
>It makes no difference at that point what is shown in the address bar This is ridiculous. Of course it makes a difference. The address bar is how basically 100% of users know what site they are on.
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by 37 4y ago
This seems insane and malicious as hell and I can't believe it's being sold as a feature. It's essentially just lying to users about which website they are currently visiting, or maybe I'm missing something.
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by 37 4y ago
>Huang describes how China’s primetime news program, Xinwen Lianbo, is stilted, archaic, and is “a constant target of mockery among ordinary citizens.” Yet the Chinese government airs it every night at 7 pm sharp. Sounds kinda like the n
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by 37 5y ago
Just for the record, what is it that Google is paying them $500M/yr to do? I haven't installed Firefox for while, is Google the default search engine or something? edit: Upon more searching, I find passages like this: >in 2020,
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by 37 5y ago
From Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_weapons_and_Ukraine Pavlo Rizanenko, a member of the Ukrainian parliament told USA Today that Ukraine may have to arm themselves with their own nuclear weapons if
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by 37 5y ago
Yeah, if you are crying after 3 drinks, drinking is really not for you, and it's likely you have deeper issues that should be taken care of. (I probably come off like such an asshole right now, I know, don't really care.)
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by 37 5y ago
Hmm, alright. I feel like I understand where you are coming from, but I'm not sure you understand where I'm coming from. Yes, the original comment pointed out one word. But clearly there was more than just that one word that held
46.
by 37 5y ago
So how long until it becomes a REAL problem for humanity? A couple thousand years? (if we are already 10k years in)
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by 37 5y ago
>Taking issue with the positions of others is a perfectly normal part of the scientific process. Sure. I'm sure Copernicus took issue with the earth-centric position of the church. We all know who was correct in the end. I'm ju
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by 37 5y ago
I agree with this, and not sure why it is being downvoted. Another small part that jumps out: >We take issue with these stances I didn't realize science was about 'taking stances', I thought it was about conducting specifi
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by 37 5y ago
https://archive.is/XJmKh
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Prisoner's Dilemma(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by 37 5y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Why do people (waste their time) hating each other?
12 points by 37 5y ago|12 comments
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by 37 5y ago
>88 zip files This is madness. How is the 'average user' supposed to go through and understand this data? The files inside are also probably a bunch of CSV or XML files as well. It seems like a completely disingenuous (even nef
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by 37 5y ago
https://archive.is/rHOlP
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The Double-Wrong(randommathgenerator.com)
1 points by 37 5y ago|0 comments
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by 37 5y ago
I don't see the user's address listed. I checked and the two addresses I do see are Whole Foods locations. >Google provides the same amount of data (or more) if you ask :) Facebook too. And Apple and so on. Doesn't make it
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by 37 5y ago
This is great. Probably most HN users know that, of course, if someone buys an Alexa and keeps it in their home, it is going to have a bunch of audio recordings of them. And all of the Whole Foods transactions will be logged as well. And ev
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BLM, Thomson Reuters, and the Price of Dissent(city-journal.org)
13 points by 37 5y ago|2 comments
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by 37 5y ago
This is a unique and interesting point that I haven't seen mentioned elsewhere in the thread.
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by 37 5y ago
Comments like this make me glad that I made the thread. HN can be pretty cool sometimes.
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by 37 5y ago
Wow. That is poetic and true.

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