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Note: Hamas has a long history of torturing and executing other Palestinians, as this 2015 Amnesty International reports: "Hamas forces carried out a brutal campaign of abductions, torture and unlawful killings against Palestinians acc
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What concessions did Israel, Hamas make to reach hostage-ceasefire deal in Gaza?
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> they are ostracized and delegitimized by the majority of Jewish MKs Not exactly. A conservative Arab party was part of the ruling government coalition in 2021. They joined with a wide spectrum of political parties seeking to defeat the
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> Israel isn't a dictatorship and these things can change over time Indeed, Israel is a democracy, and things have in fact changed over time. These changes in Israeli public opinion have been based largely on the actions of the Pale
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Parents are bringing back the landline
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How regulations are trying to keep home battery installs safe
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People who flunk 3rd grade reading do not sneak off to read Kant or Gödel. I don’t think people who leave school being unable to read are likely to end up with a very good life either.
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My post was not in response to "there are legitimate grievances on all sides," which I agree with. But I cannot accept an off-hand suggestion that Hamas is in any way inclined towards peace with Israel. That is completely untrue,
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> every movement towards peace that Hamas has made since 2005 has been ignored What movement towards peace? June 10, 2003 — Hamas co-founder Abdel Aziz al-Rantisi says in an interview with al-Jazeera: “By God, we will not leave one Jew i
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Objects for Pondering Computers, Consciousness, and Reductionism
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"Hikaru No Go": The Manga That Brought Go to the Spotlight
(thenerdslist.com)
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It's annoying that the title and summary alone tell me nothing , without additional information about 1) how sensitive are these tests, and 2) what concentration is medically significant. The missing sentence could be, "That'
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I posted this article about political violence from Politico 3 months ago. It got 3 votes and sank. But it resurfaced on their website today because of this event (they revised the title of the front page link to make the subject more clear
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After Afghan Quake, Many Male Rescuers Helped Men but Not Women
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I took an intensive first-year Latin class last summer (The Latin Workshop at Berkeley). Very early on, we were given a sample of a translation into Latin by Google, with the assignment to list dumb grammatical mistakes that Google had made
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Well this one isn't. People flag articles because they disagree with them, but also because they just think the discussion may descend into uninformative yelling. My point concerned the discussions that do appear, rather than which art
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I don't know what you're reading, but on HN, almost nothing Israel says is taken at face value, everything Israel says is scrutinized and cast doubt upon. I don't see a lot of questioning of statements derived from Palestinia
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>not all ham radios that can transmit on GMRS bands are legal to do so. Actually, no ham radios that can transmit on GMRS bands are legal (in the US). See 47 CFR 95.1761: https://www.ecfr.gov/current/title-47/
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>I don't understand where they think this is going ... This statement could be taken two ways: 1) it's purely rhetorical, i.e., there is no possible explanation for what Israel is doing and there literally is no possible way to
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For Some Patients, the 'Inner Voice' May Soon Be Audible
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Paul Graham (remember him?) had an essay about 20 years ago that may be relevant to this: https://www.paulgraham.com/hs.html "What You'll Wish You'd Known" It says when trying to figure out what to study
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It's a pun. I think? The article references squirrel bait as the cause. "Bait" combined with an article that you click on. So ... "click" "bait." Get it? The tipoff is that people usually write it as one w
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When I learned to ride, I was to taught to assume that I was invisible, particularly when at a stop light and an oncoming car was turning left. And proper following distance - for both cars and motorcycles - is to leave enough room to stop
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> they could do this unilaterally and just withdraw Which they tried in 2005 in Gaza. They evicted the remaining settlers in Gaza and unilaterally withdrew from Gaza. Hamas won the first and only election thereafter and ruled in Gaza fro
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Um. The UN approved the original 1947 Partition Plan, which called for a Jewish State and an Arab state. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Nations_Partition_Plan_...
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If a dependency is paid and it is bad, then maybe you just aren't paying enough for it. If my code has a dependency then I want there to be people whose feel it is their job to support it. Either there have to be enough people who ar
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Classic text that discusses some of this: The Strategy of Conflict by Thomas Schelling. He has, for example, an interesting discussion showing how having less information about one's opponent or less freedom of decision can actually pu
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In Northern California it's also just "5" "880" etc. We can pick out Southern Californians by their use of the pronoun. If you want to show your geographical sophistication within California, you can safely refer to
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It's entirely appropriate to blame a technology if the answer to the question, "Does this technology make a longstanding social problem worse or better?" is "It makes it worse." There can be a follow-on discussion a
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We should not describe LRM's as "thinking"
(mathbabe.org)
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