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by Google234 5y ago
It wouldn’t be like that. Take a look at this https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ship_of_Theseus
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by Google234 5y ago
Adding 5 years to human life would be worth a trillion dollars. There are 1 billion people that would pay at least 1k for thst.
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by Google234 5y ago
Drugs are a big part.
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by Google234 5y ago
Imagine supporting a terorist state in Hamas. Fortunately most democrats aren’t regressive leftist - yet.
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by Google234 5y ago
It just takes one UV ray hit one strand of dna and lead to cancer.
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by Google234 5y ago
Radiation also -> cancer. Should we ban windows that allow sun light into our lives??
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by Google234 5y ago
It’s could easily be argued that it’s an burden to maintain them.
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by Google234 5y ago
Does every new Windows update count as a “cancellation” to you?
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by Google234 5y ago
Modern C++ is memory safe. More so than (unsafe) rust. Also, this OS was not started in 2021..
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by Google234 5y ago
I’m 99% sure it’s mostly C and C++
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by Google234 5y ago
There is no other micro kernel OS being developed with similar effort.
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by Google234 5y ago
Sure, I’m sure they enjoyed their life expectancy of under 30 years.
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by Google234 5y ago
You are totally right, I just noticed a similar loop hole in our free speech law that those bad people can exploit in order to spread their message! Better close it up and qualify the 1st amendment.
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by Google234 5y ago
Wait, what is your problem with this? Who the hell would enroll in a scientific study to share their data and not expect their data to be used in that study?
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by Google234 5y ago
Apple also doesn’t envision that you can run arbitrary root code on an iPhone either
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by Google234 5y ago
Apple is not obligated to make tools for every platform...
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by Google234 5y ago
I don’t think Google uses triple byte? just apply directly instead.
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by Google234 5y ago
> "Professor C leaned back in his chair and repeated in a dramatic mock British accent, 'Intervene!' " The professor was drawing attention to Rodríguez's way of pronouncing the word. > "Nowadays," Ro
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by Google234 5y ago
Wait, you browse and post on HN and also shop lift?
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by Google234 5y ago
They definitely don’t go through the same quality control, the 3rd party screens I’ve bought have always had some sort of minor visual defect.
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by Google234 5y ago
Amy evidence for that last assertion?
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by Google234 5y ago
Note that Those cheaper displays are probably worse in visual quality than what apple uses. They are probably the rejects.
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by Google234 5y ago
There’s almost infinite volume underground and an huge amount of unlivable space (like deserts) to place the minuscule amount of trash that we produce.
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by Google234 5y ago
Some deaf people actually choose to remain deaf rather than use an implant.
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by Google234 5y ago
Sorry, I’m not buying that you can just ignore religion. There’s a reason that there are essentially no Jews left in any of the other Arab states in that area.
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by Google234 5y ago
General-purpose computing Is bigger than ever. Record PC and component sales and more open source software than ever.
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by Google234 5y ago
I wouldn’t call east Germany a real country.
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by Google234 5y ago
“ Our current CDN “costs” are ~$1.5M/month and not getting smaller. This is generously supported by our CDN provider but is a liability for PyPI’s long-term existence.” Wow
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by Google234 5y ago
So is everything UB since all hardware isn’t perfect?
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by Google234 5y ago
There are many variations of Android. It’s not fair to lump them all together

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