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by EMM_386 5y ago
> How much does peace cost? Has anybody ever costed it? In the end these are jobs programs, as you mention the infamous "military industrial complex". They become part of a nation's economic engine. The media will fret ab
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by EMM_386 5y ago
I have over 2 decades in this industry and have used almost every IDE that exists. I work on very large and complex projects ... the current one I'm working with is a massive Angular 12 project. The fact that it's Electron doesn&#
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by EMM_386 5y ago
> Multiple teams are fighting UI politics over WinUI, MAUI on top of WinUI, React Native with WinUI, and classical UWP is not going away (Windows 11 Store is written in it), then ASP.NET team is pushing Blazor everywhere including on Web
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Blue Origin Wanted a $6B NASA Contract – It Received a $26M One(observer.com)
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by EMM_386 5y ago
This is a good visualizer that shows the growing problem: http://stuffin.space/
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by EMM_386 5y ago
One of the best parts of Twitter is they load their main and the various sidebar widgets asynchronously. That allows you to see things that load first, and makes it appear as if something is "happening". I don't like this co
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by EMM_386 5y ago
This is a pretty wild concept, not that I disagree with it. But when you think about it, we're asking a tool originally designed to browse documents on the web, to now execute what is essentially a (safe) binary application, and not to
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by EMM_386 5y ago
This is why vaping may actually be a good alternative. It's just nicotine and food-grade VG/PG/flavor. The "vaping lung" illnesses seemed to center around THC vape oil made from Vitamin E acetate which caused the da
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by EMM_386 5y ago
> This is obviously not the case with a sizable portion of the people wandering the streets. I'll bite. Give me an example of someone who fits your definition of someone who should be forcibly taken under the wing of mental health t
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Why many scientists say it’s unlikely that SARS-CoV-2 originated from a lab leak(science.org)
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We found a phone with pre-installed malware via the Lifeline Assistance program(blog.malwarebytes.com)
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> “People don’t just wake up with schizophrenia when they are elderly,” said Dr. Michael Wasserman, a geriatrician and former nursing home executive who has become a critic of the industry. “It’s used to skirt the rules.” What will likel
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by EMM_386 5y ago
> All the while I can drive 15 min and find thousands of obviously mentally ill people in need of involuntary mental health treatment. because their only avenue for detaining them is to wait until they catch them committing a crime. Let
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by EMM_386 5y ago
Is it possible this is cronyism? Wasn't the US Government looking to sell these unused addresses to bring money in? What if this secretive shell company is just something run by a great campaign donor or someone close to the administra
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by EMM_386 5y ago
> , find a nearby airport, get their ATIS (or AWOS or ASOS) phone number and you can call and get a real-time report. Obviously it's current weather, not forecast, but it's often helpful. The US Government makes both METARs (
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by EMM_386 5y ago
This will likely get downvoted also. The issue is it becoming too meta and veering off topic. I didn't assume anything, and I'm sorry for your loss. But the topic is about how doctors choose to die and it's too off-topic to
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by EMM_386 5y ago
> Why not? "eww this is propaganda" or "talking about terrorist makes me one?"' The actual answer is that the page, due to it's dynamic nature, at times consisted of specific details that were probably not r
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by EMM_386 5y ago
It wasn't related to the Shoe Bomber plot, there was planning around something larger scale. To be honest I don't feel comfortable even linking to this stuff but it's Wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#
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by EMM_386 5y ago
It's not "directed". It simply goes to whatever has the highest energy requirements. If you are sitting still at your desk all day, not moving a muscle, your brain has a large energy requirement. So your muscles will waste,
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by EMM_386 5y ago
> I usually notice severe metabolism slowdown when sitting for prolonged periods of time. I can eat 800-1200 kcal and not lose any weight (and I’m 200lbs). I'm also a software engineer and I too sit for absurdly long periods of time
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by EMM_386 5y ago
> Take pasta and rice for example, both have around the same calorific value however, the carbon chains in rice are much longer than those in pasta. It doesn't matter. This is over-analyzing the simple fact that reducing intake res
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by EMM_386 5y ago
Although it may not be a popular opinion, CICO (calories in, calories out) obviously works. It's simple science and I'm down 25 pounds in a year. It requires strict adherence like anything else. It's often not enjoyable. Bu
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by EMM_386 5y ago
> I'd be interested to know how people (humanity) would feel if it were known that the universe would just come to a hard-stop in a million years. I see what you mean by setting a hard stop, it does mean little in the end. The Wiki
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They seem to also be going for a more global approach, with technology to help finance in Southeast Asia or to assist with African diaspora manage business affairs. It's still the power law, where you can throw small amounts of money a
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by EMM_386 5y ago
The ants arrived on driftwood, it doesn't seem like there was any unnatural cause. By trying to save these seabirds, they are actually messing with nature and the evolutionary process of the island.
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by EMM_386 5y ago
> I'm not seeing an address for the site. I need to know what school district it is in, and how close to downtown and other activity centers. Maybe that helps explain the $50k wiggle room? Some of that information is on the site. La
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by EMM_386 5y ago
They responded to my question about this here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28278849
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by EMM_386 5y ago
Interesting what the weak point was here. > The flaw was in a visualization tool called Jupyter Notebook, which has been available for years but was enabled by default in Cosmos beginning in February.
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by EMM_386 5y ago
> All green boxes indicating support, with a note at the bottom: “this feature is deprecated/obsolete and should not be used”. CanIUse should just color these deprecated features in orange, meaning "it works but don't use
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by EMM_386 5y ago
This seems to be a cash grab. Note this same guy re-created the album cover only 5 years ago. He didn't seem to have much of a problem at that time. https://www.bbc.com/news/newsbeat-37478523

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