ImpressiveWebs

9 ms·

31.
by ImpressiveWebs 5y ago
And whoever posted it put a second slash at the end of the URL, apparently to trick the HN system into allowing it to be posted again. I’m not saying I care, I’m just pointing out that it seems like that’s what was done, because I believe y
32.
by ImpressiveWebs 5y ago
> If major clips of any of those channels/shows get millions of views on YouTube every episode, that is not counted. But that’s also true of Rogan. His show’s clips get way more views than those other networks.
33.
Lining Things Up in CSS(codepen.io)
3 points by ImpressiveWebs 5y ago|0 comments
34.
by ImpressiveWebs 5y ago
The nested divs themselves would not affect SEO. The problem may be caused by divs being used in place of proper semantic tags, which may have an effect. But even then, the affect would be minimal. And I’m not sure what you mean by certain
35.
by ImpressiveWebs 5y ago
Do you think Politifact is a good source for that information? I'm sure there are other less-biased alternatives that discuss that subject.
36.
by ImpressiveWebs 5y ago
Ok, well, there seems to be a bunch of people convinced it's some dude in the Philippines, but for the record there's no actual proof.
37.
by ImpressiveWebs 5y ago
Where did you get that info? Reddit seems to be slow for me right now, so I couldn't search the subreddit you mentioned, but all of the I'm Not Norm videos have the following Instagram linked: https://www.instagram.com&
38.
by ImpressiveWebs 5y ago
I don’t trust anything reported about North Korea. For all we know, the authorities themselves smuggled it in simply to make an example of a few, to maintain the status quo of fearful obedience. There’s just no way to verify anything that’s
39.
MySQL-Wtsp: Manage a MySQL Database from WhatsApp(github.com)
2 points by ImpressiveWebs 5y ago|0 comments
40.
HEXplorer: An easy way to observe how hex codes work(codepen.io)
4 points by ImpressiveWebs 5y ago|0 comments
41.
by ImpressiveWebs 5y ago
From the FLCCCA website: [1] > All clinical trials suffer from risks of bias in their design and conduct, as assessed by the Cochrane Risk of Bias 2.0 tool that assesses trial biases with the grades of “some concern, low, moderate, high,
42.
Always Switch: The Monty Hall Problem (Finally) Explained(behavioralscientist.org)
1 points by ImpressiveWebs 5y ago|0 comments
43.
by ImpressiveWebs 5y ago
> I see no financial incentives for drug companies to discourage it. Then you’re not looking hard enough. You don’t think endless booster shots are an incentive to dismiss Ivermectin? Discouraging Ivermectin means, not billions, but tril
44.
by ImpressiveWebs 5y ago
> The point is that there wasn't a single canon, different sects of Jews had different canons. You're attaching a lot of weight to a lot of different historical viewpoints. Of course you can find different sects of Jews with di
45.
by ImpressiveWebs 5y ago
The fact that the canon wasn't fixed doesn't mean the apocryphal books were part of it. I'm saying there is little evidence to support that, even though the canon wasn't fixed. And again, that's just one of many arg
46.
by ImpressiveWebs 5y ago
What part of that Wikipedia document do you think contradicts what I've said? The lede says: > Although there is no scholarly consensus as to when the Hebrew Bible canon was fixed, some scholars hold that the Hebrew canon was establ
47.
by ImpressiveWebs 5y ago
> There is no evidence that there was a closed Hebrew Canon prior to the time of Jesus. If that's the case, then any argument that predates Jesus in favour of the Deuterocanon would also be invalid. > I'm not sure why you th
48.
by ImpressiveWebs 5y ago
It's definitely a less significant point, but the reason I brought it up is that many make the argument that because they were included as part of the Septuagint, then they must be part of the Canon. Which is ridiculous on its face bec
49.
by ImpressiveWebs 5y ago
> The phrase by most Christian churches is somewhat misleading. As someone else pointed out, I'm not talking about every individual church as a separate 'Christian church', I'm referring to the primary denominations,
50.
by ImpressiveWebs 5y ago
The later compilations of the Septuagint included the books, but that doesn’t mean they were included originally, which we cannot verify.
51.
by ImpressiveWebs 5y ago
The books of the Deuterocanon are not viewed as canonical by most Christian churches for a number of valid reasons: * They were never included as part of the Hebrew canon of books * There is no evidence that they were included in the origin
52.
Lowercase(en.wikipedia.org)
13 points by ImpressiveWebs 5y ago|0 comments
53.
by ImpressiveWebs 5y ago
Not sure if you realize this but you didn't post the link anywhere. You might want to delete this and post it again.
54.
StackOverflow Copilot(github.com)
2 points by ImpressiveWebs 5y ago|1 comments
55.
by ImpressiveWebs 5y ago
Sorry for the late rely. HN doesn’t make it easy to see comment replies. You’re misunderstanding what I said and you’ve got it backwards. Jesus was speaking metaphorically when he said “Gehenna”, not literally. The eternal fire was not lite
56.
by ImpressiveWebs 5y ago
On a related note, let's clear up a few things... Myth: The "soul" is something separate from the body. Fact: The soul being a separate entity from the physical body did not come from Judaism or Christianity. In Genesis 2:7,
57.
by ImpressiveWebs 5y ago
I was just coming to Hacker News to see if this was just me. Every browser I tried and every Amazon I tried (.com, .ca, co.uk) had the same result.
58.
Simulbrowse v3.0 (1999)(freewareweb.com)
2 points by ImpressiveWebs 5y ago|0 comments
59.
by ImpressiveWebs 5y ago
> Prosecutors Stephen Heymann and Carmen Ortiz didn't dispute that Aaron was allowed to access the articles he retrieved. Rather, they said that the WAY he accessed them (using a script instead of clicking on links) was a terms-of-s
60.
by ImpressiveWebs 5y ago
Nice. Are ads the only means of monetization? Do you mind if I ask about how much this brings in?

More ›