Hitton

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by Hitton 7y ago
Developed wasn't probably right word, spread would be better. European fascism wasn't particularly collectivist. And of course there is no magic individualistic gene, it's science. Nevertheless there is sizable evidence that
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by Hitton 7y ago
There is about 400 ppm of carbon dioxide in atmosphere now.
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by Hitton 7y ago
I don't know why are you downvoted, it's pretty much settled science. There are multiple papers on culture-gene co-evolution of individualism-collectivism and the serotonin transporter gene. And individualism/collectivism is
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by Hitton 7y ago
Just having anti-tracking features without vpn is enough. I suffer from it all the time.
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by Hitton 7y ago
Compared to most government commissioned new brands I have seen recently it's definitely above average.
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by Hitton 7y ago
Happened to me as well (multiple times). I blame copy pasting instead of repeating the password.
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by Hitton 7y ago
Exactly same thing happened to me few months ago. Similar thing not that long before that with normal password. I was afraid that my memories are starting to fail me (we have a Alzheimer disease in our family, but I'm still way too you
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by Hitton 7y ago
>If you're doing microservices with 20 people, you're doing it wrong. Wrong for the project and your employer most likely, but for you personally? Your CV for the next job will massively benefit from lines about leading initiat
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by Hitton 7y ago
I don't see too many situations when using this and saving few KBs is worth it over using full featured Vue.js.
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by Hitton 7y ago
Saving massive amount of money? Judging just from demographic that uses hackernews (mostly tech workers), I think it's actually cheaper to eat out if you measure price of your time by how much money would you earn in that time while wo
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by Hitton 7y ago
>forcing managers to not only work for their salery but for all employee In my experience it was rather forcing managers to steal and take bribes. During communism there was even saying "Who doesn't steal, robs oneself and one&
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by Hitton 7y ago
That's Calculus 1.
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by Hitton 7y ago
They lumped together morning and evening showering, which I suspect to have significant differences. But common sense thought is that cold shower will excite metabolism and result of that will be most likely quite different for normal wakin
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by Hitton 7y ago
Ctrl+z and then kill %1 has yet to fail me. And I'm not talking just vim.
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by Hitton 7y ago
When you are a foreigner in Japan, you can end up in a jail for doing literally nothing wrong[0]. I know of another similar case where a person had to spend time in jail for accidentally "shoplifting" when in a mall they picked a
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by Hitton 7y ago
>Company puts up job ad with a salary so low no one in their right mind would even consider applying for. After 30 days of no applications(what a surprise) company goes to the local authorities and tells them that no one in the EU appli
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by Hitton 7y ago
>This is not just in an intellectual setting. Last week I had a voice quivering, temple throbbing, blue vein screaming episode at a guy I hired to do some work. I just lost it. >It’s a constant battle of wits dealing with men that it
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by Hitton 7y ago
This seems like as good opportunity as any other to remind that the previously published study that those gene-edited babies will have shorter life expectancy, that was used to bash He Jiankui previously was retracted [0]. It almost looks l
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by Hitton 7y ago
But the question is if it was meant to be real ban or just piece of paper to make the voters feel good. There is evidence pointing to the second possibility - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_jail . Also the failure
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by Hitton 7y ago
Indeed. Few other languages have good Google search alternative - probably only Russian, Japanese, Korean, Czech, Chinese and possibly French (I would imagine that Qwant as French company would have an ok search, but I can't be sure as
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by Hitton 7y ago
Now imagine hypothetical scenario. Some innocent victim of the torture program or victim's relative decides to take revenge on USA by committing a mass murder or a terrorist attack. Wouldn't it be kinda justified? With an exceptio
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by Hitton 7y ago
I knew about trypophobia and it doesn't really disgust me, but the linked "Dr. Pimple Popper", has some rather disturbingly "tasty" stuff. I hope I don't dream about.
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by Hitton 7y ago
I think millipede memory[0] could have managed that, too bad the technology got shelved. [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Millipede_memory
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by Hitton 7y ago
It's interesting how it expects librarians to be arbiters of morals and ethics - they should recognize when ideas in books are good or bad (or in this case more accurately current and "outdated"). That includes explicitly men
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by Hitton 7y ago
For those who didn't know Datasette[0] either, it's a tool for exploring data. Apparently it's an API above SQLite. [0]: https://github.com/simonw/datasette
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by Hitton 7y ago
Bollocks. Yarvin left Urbit nearly a year ago. https://urbit.org/blog/a-founders-farewell/
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by Hitton 7y ago
>I tend towards 400-500 watt halogen bulbs. Are those really 400-500 watt or just give light equivalent to 400-500 watts worth of incandescent light bulbs?
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by Hitton 7y ago
Also "rm -rf /*". It taught generations of sysadmins and programmers not to run code they don't understand.
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by Hitton 7y ago
>they don't have my Google account in the upper right corner I don't understand how can someone who doesn't even bother to logout out of his google account or use something like firefox containers care about privacy. The d
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by Hitton 7y ago
I don't consider this plausible. Although I don't have anyone who would consume celebrity gossip or tabloids among my acquaintances (or at least they pretend no to), I doubt that the kind of people who does consume it will be sati

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