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by 627467 6y ago
this question will sound as uneducated as the speculation above: aren't induced labours only 1 scenario of (possibly) superfluous intervention? Also, I couldn't find reference in the article where they describe that data as being
902.
by 627467 6y ago
Reading through his charges[0] regardless of what we here consider that he has done, his criminal conviction seems to imply he was considered a "hacker" by the law. [0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kevin_Mi
903.
by 627467 6y ago
Kevin Mitnick is crying somewhere...
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by 627467 6y ago
Adding my uneducated guess: - there's some evidence that healthcare in general can benefit from deliberate less intervention by patients and medical staff [0] - maternity intervention is notorious for intervention (historically for goo
905.
by 627467 6y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong: it's only supply constrained due to patent protections, no? Or is there something inherently hard to replicate if a rogue country decided to reverse engineer the drug?
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by 627467 6y ago
I hear a lot of people here focusing on this agenda-setting title but to me this title is as dishonest as when Apple states that "they are the largest tax payer in the world" as a defense for why they shouldn't pay more taxes
907.
by 627467 6y ago
There's a logo, a title, a 16 word tagline and a button to a (equally sparse) Google form. What is this?
908.
by 627467 6y ago
I am entitled not due to a sense of self entitlement, but because that's how the protocol for engagement on the web defines it: that's how tcp/ip works. I type in a url and my computer takes whatever bits the server sends my
909.
by 627467 6y ago
> Restaurants are welcome not to serve me their food if I don't accept their bill, but I won't tell them upfront just like you. What's the restaurant equivalent to me having to turn on JavaScript or disable my ad blocker?
910.
by 627467 6y ago
That's odd. There's plenty of content creators that won't serve me anything unless I have: paid and/or have JavaScript turned on.
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by 627467 6y ago
The convincing justification is only one part of the argument. The other part is about freedom to challenge contemporary adtech and digital business models.. ie. Compute on my terms. Content creators and YouTubers are welcome to not serve m
912.
by 627467 6y ago
But it's not really a slippery slope anymore: the world has gone down that slippery slope since the web has been created and operated and it's been great for everyone so far. Overall, the benefits of the "free bits" have
913.
by 627467 6y ago
I find it odd that countries/cities with much higher population density (and some, worst healthcare ie. in east Asia) are not going through this paranoia (finding hard to pick a mildler term) that many in the west have been going thr
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by 627467 6y ago
I both pay for yt premium and use newpipe on older (degoogled) devices where using latest youtube.apk is not an option anymore. Also, where I live yt premium is a fraction of the cost of many developed countries, cheap for me but not for ma
915.
by 627467 6y ago
How did you start? Any recommended regime?
916.
by 627467 6y ago
Yet, VAT is not Apple's money, it's the end consumer's.
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by 627467 6y ago
I know it more complex then I imply, yet, I find it odd that the relationship Apple has with it's far eastern suppliers seems to raise less problems (in their tax jurisdictions)... Why does Europe accepts an arrangement that doesn&#x27
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by 627467 6y ago
> "This case was not about how much tax we pay, but where we are required to pay it," Apple said in a statement. We have come to accept that certain tax payers (ie. corporate or well lawyered individuals) can chose where their
919.
by 627467 6y ago
Can you give me 5% of your income?
920.
by 627467 6y ago
I personally rely on frontpage and comment count as an indicator as to weather I should spend anymore time to read that article/comments. I do read all titles though so metrics are not the only factor. I do realize that in using HN in
921.
by 627467 6y ago
Another way to blog anonymously (depending on how you connect to the service) is to use telegra.ph: telegram's minimal blogging tool that doesn't require an account.
922.
by 627467 6y ago
I see, so, just like how around the world peers recognize the ability of a self-proclaimed nation of define their own nationality so in this case the US is the peer that recognizes tribal government sovereign authority to define who is has
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by 627467 6y ago
I see, so it's akin to a breach of contract your second scenario. How is this controversial then?
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by 627467 6y ago
> Do we really want to have separate legal systems based on ethnicity or tribal membership? And how does one certify identity/ethnicity and why won't individuals claim as many (or as little) of them?
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by 627467 6y ago
I do want to hear more from more versed people since I hear arguments in favour of indigenous rights that are variations of pro-(insert your ethnogroup) rights. Why are some pro-ethno rights alright and others not? Is it that because some e
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by 627467 6y ago
+1 on compliment and the Firefox bug! it's making my day!
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by 627467 6y ago
Yeah, that's why now I want to know what NYT had to write about SSC that "required doxxing the source against their will".
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by 627467 6y ago
How is that ironic? Almost all dictatorships in history have overt or not so overt approval from major powers of the time.
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by 627467 6y ago
Interested in knowing who considers the UK a superpower in 1980s, never mind in 2020s... Argentina is a regional power. That a population of a tiny island much closer to a single country than to any other landmass nearby would prefer to sta
930.
by 627467 6y ago
I started keeping a hosted tiddlywiki since this new round of zettelkasten rebirth (also, digital garden). Additionally I started taking notes on Left https://100r.co/site/left.html

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