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Why would a legal system set out a bunch of laws categorizing age limits for various objects? And laws penalizing people who don't secure their chainsaws in gun cabinets, for that matter. Will they be allowed hand saws? Hammers? Chefs
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This is the sort of answer I was expecting. It looks rather authentic, but there are at least 4 cameras, and two chase planes: - There's a shot from the wheel-less plane pointing at the wing, implying it's a planned stunt. - There
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I should probably know this too, but I'll speculate wildly instead. MAC is Layer 2, IP address is Layer 3. One way or another, the packet destined for the person you're spoofing will end up at your computer and work its way throug
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> First you’d have to argue that only the top execs were aware of this. They would have to be, because deniability is important for a gambit like this. I'm not sure how you would announce "we're going to psychologically m
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I've seen this firsthand. If the relationship isn't well managed, all resources go to niche big-customer use-cases, and the product stagnates.
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> "what happens if you get hit by a bus?" or b) create a product for customers to whom that doesn't matter. I simply read this as "what guarantee do I (the customer) have that you'll be around tomorrow?" I d
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3y ago
I bookmark and use the subscriptions page to avoid the algorithmic recommendations. https://www.youtube.com/feed/subscriptions
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> The brain in the skull and consciousness reflects upon what’s already happening in the periphery. I've read summaries of these studies as well, but... the adrenal cortex doesn't have any sensory-processing facilities, right?
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-20 to 40C isn't as nice as 0-100, but it's not terrible. AFAIR 0-100 wasn't the goal anyway. 0F was just the lowest they could reach in a lab setting at the time. Then they chose to have 180 degrees between water freezing an
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3y ago
You can construct a "this article = Theranos" argument with the same techniques. It's just picking and choosing similarities in order to make insinuations, and it's immediately suspect.
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> they'll remain a relevant game engine I think "loss of trust" is understating it. This is an existential threat for lots of studios, and I can't imagine them placing future bets on the platform.
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> people go back to meeting in clubs/bars/library/park/party Yeah, I hear those are safe, inclusive and readily available all over the world for people that use Grindr. Incidentally, isn't HN not of actual use on
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> (rigorous engineering school), who had an aptitude for maths and physics, become a Flat Earther. I'd love to hear their math-aware rebuttal to the usual proofs against FE (stuff like horizons, the day-night cycle). Although debate
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3y ago
That's completely un-amazing. If the ecosystem ensures 99.9% of your users are on the latest version, I wouldn't waste bandwidth on defensive programming for the 0.01%.
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In that case, "strength" is the wrong metric. If you're posting a shallow response just because the facts align with your position, you're still just wasting people's time. The people who already agree that the arti
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3y ago
Isn't the income potential only lost if it causes a loss of a sale (either because it runs out of stock, or if the shoplifter would have otherwise bought it)?
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I suppose it depends whether your goal is communicating your position or just winning a moral victory. "Weak" is the operative word. Being right doesn't do you much favors if you can't communicate it. In this context, &q
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A shallow dismissal just makes your position look weak, and theirs stronger by comparison.
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≥25%
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If you're referring to the word "chauvinism" as a synonym for "male chauvinism": This is the common connotation, and the default understanding of the word. However, the dictionary definition of chauvinism isn't
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> As part of the Gallup National Health and Well-Being Index, saying hello to more than 1 neighbor was shown to correlate with greater self-perception of well-being. So this wasn't a study. As far as I can tell, the results can just
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I can't think of any good "update on submit" sites that don't benefit from JS, but I'd love an example to prove me wrong. Even a forum like HN, an obvious choice for this, benefits from some JS for things like colla
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3y ago
> I know colors aren't invented But what you're replying to isn't talking about whether colours are "invented," just whether Disney did it. It also discusses the article, with its full nuance, not just the headli
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3y ago
Regardless of semantics, a bait-and-switch is a bait-and-switch.
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By that token, we should be suspicious of you for telling us how to avoid bad strategies for making money :)
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So, is it wrong in the context of the question? Would they need to replace or clear all pre-CLA contributions? > Can they do it? Yes, they can.
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> aviation maintenance and aerospace engineering Which is which though? As I understand it, aviation maintenance is quite rigorous, systematic, and informed by and taking into account every mistake made in the past.
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The page features homeopathy, bone broth fasts, detoxes, chiropractic, the whole kitchen sink.
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These claims are always ambiguous, but there are reasonable limits. Every car has a 0-60 of 3 seconds — if it's falling off a cliff.
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3y ago
Sounds like a good example of Gell-Mann Amnesia.
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