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by AnonC 5y ago
This study does not seem to consider or count farmed birds, such as chickens (and others). Yet it mentions impact on ecology, as if farmed animals don’t count. Just the farmed birds on earth would add up to 25 billion or more.
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by AnonC 5y ago
I looked at this post and the user facing blog post, but I’m not sure if I’ve understood this. Is it just a way to organize different rooms together for easy access (like Telegram’s folders, which is just for each person, but here these can
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by AnonC 5y ago
The key to any diet change is constant observation on changes happening within the body and on one’s behavioral patterns. If one observes that one is binge eating after a fast, my suggestion would be to slow down and ease into it. For the t
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by AnonC 5y ago
Look at any argument for dealing with climate change and you’ll find which lobby or interest the person or group belongs to. Nobody wants to change, but they all want climate change to stop or slow down. This is going to be the biggest fail
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by AnonC 5y ago
Rephrase your last sentence as “There’s nothing we will do to change that” and I’ll completely agree. The amount of apathy on this is astonishing.
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by AnonC 5y ago
The page source for this post has this comment at the end: <!-- If you really can't wait, many features are already available on Rust [Nightly](https://doc.rust-lang.org/book/appendix-07-nightly-rust.html
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by AnonC 5y ago
Post about this by the co-founder and the discussion around it about six days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27032094
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That expects all the muggers to know this fact and would avoid cutting fingers.
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by AnonC 6y ago
> I've always thought Intel's marketing was a bit confused - i7 stays the same over 10+ years with only the obscure (to the general public) suffix changing from generation to generation. It's been a mess for a long time. A
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by AnonC 6y ago
Cook rocks? With that sort of wording, I presume that you’re not aware of medicines or supplements or fortified foods...all of which are routinely consumed by many people around the world and most of which come from different sources, inclu
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by AnonC 6y ago
This and the right to repair areas are where I’d like to see Apple forced to do a lot better through laws (since it has not done as much as would be expected from a company of this size and profits). Apple cannot claim that the App Store be
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by AnonC 6y ago
So why would you inflict your morality on others just because they belong to another species? With the impact of consumption by privileged people hitting the poorest and most vulnerable people the hardest, why would you inflict harm on thos
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by AnonC 6y ago
Usually there tends to be a description connecting the music to a specific kind of emotion, but it could also be a generic music symbol that leaves the person to imagine something in its place. Deaf people can still feel a subset of the vib
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by AnonC 6y ago
Life as we know it on earth came about very, very late in the age of the universe. That’s not just fascinating (as facts about the universe generally are), but also highly surprising. That we’re here now seems to be a big fluke. Considering
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by AnonC 6y ago
In previous threads about this leak, commenters gave examples of how exposing filenames could be harmful to certain classes of paying customers. It is not a small thing by any stretch of imagination.
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Why hasn't Backblaze backed up my new files yet?(help.backblaze.com)
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by AnonC 6y ago
More so with all the machine learning code being deployed to gather better information about people to thrust more ads on them, it's possible that even those who work at Facebook may probably not know the extent to which all this data
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by AnonC 6y ago
I'm curious to know what emailing you would help with. Is it a lower than published pricing tier plus no 400GB minimum order? Or some special plan based on geographical location? Something else? FWIW, I agree with you on your previous
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by AnonC 6y ago
> Does anyone have any idea how long this has been going on? As per the latest Backblaze blog post, [1] it has been going on since On March 8, 2021 at 8:39pm Pacific time. Here's the HN submission on that blog post that hasn't
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by AnonC 6y ago
Firstly, this post does not even mention or describe what kind of information was exposed and makes it seem like some inadvertent tracking that's not serious in any way. You can continue with your root cause analysis, but you already k
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by AnonC 6y ago
I’m glad to hear you made it through and are enjoying the freedoms every human being ought to have the right to. I feel a combination of sadness and anger when I read such stories and how society and inherent conditioning can be so cruel. I
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by AnonC 6y ago
Not GP, but Teams on Windows 10 is a great example of how Electron apps can be terrible. It is sluggish, uses a lot of RAM and causes other Chromium based apps to run out of memory, crashes every so often, has serious issues with logging in
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by AnonC 6y ago
For me it was three things: I was already working from home most of the time, but it becoming full time provided more flexibility. Increasingly over time, I reduced my actual working hours (being lucky enough to do so) without a pay cut. I
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by AnonC 6y ago
I think this is one of the curses of modern life, more so in the rat race, that one misses on just living with kids (who, most likely, will be living with parents for probably two or three decades of their lives and then move out). The curr
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by AnonC 6y ago
I thought I’d take a look and stopped at step 1 (or step 2) of the signup flow. I’m curious why the signup page on the website has a sign up with Facebook option but doesn’t have a signup with Google or signup with Apple option. I thought t
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by AnonC 6y ago
Since you (the author) are here, I’m curious to know how you created all those graphics and what tools and resources you use for the static images and animated images. They look very nice to me.
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by AnonC 6y ago
One way you can find what’s interesting to you from the HN crowd is to go to hn.algolia.com, search for stories by date and enter keywords like “Ask HN”, “recommend”, “blog”, “follow”, etc. Over the years there have been many “Ask HN” posts
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by AnonC 6y ago
IIRC, one of the main people at Ars (Aurich?) dislikes RSS a lot and believes that it’s painful to support for Ars’s format and articles.
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by AnonC 6y ago
If your question is specific to the Ars Technica subscription, there is no authentication. Each subscriber is given a unique feed link (for whatever they want to subscribe to) so any fetch operation for the link is tied to the subscriber. A
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by AnonC 6y ago
I don’t want to drag this more, but it seems like you didn’t get my point at all. All I wanted was for the author to say what happened or at the very least add a sentence in that terse update that more details would follow. If a Twitter thr

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