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IncRnd
5y ago
Please quit trolling. Your comment is disconnected from anything I wrote.
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IncRnd
5y ago
> ...Cuba has denounced the US military occupation of Guantanamo Bay for decades, and requested the US to leave. So this is happening against the wishes of the country it is happening in. It's not a military occupation in the sense
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IncRnd
5y ago
Well, yes, but I never disputed any of that. I wrote, "A cat is not a rigid body and is absolutely accelerating towards Earth, experiencing the physical effects of gravity." Are you saying that is wrong?
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5y ago
An accelerometer doesn't measure what you think. It measures the difference between the acceleration of the casing and the internals, for an example. It is designed to show 0 in free-fall. Yet, it still is under the force of 1G towa
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5y ago
A cat is not a rigid body and is absolutely accelerating towards Earth, experiencing the physical effects of gravity.
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IncRnd
5y ago
That's not true zero-g. In a plane you are experiencing the force of acceleration towards Earth, which is closer to 1G than to 0G.
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5y ago
> Americans are obsessed with guns, and the Netherlands is full of shitty food. "Bite the Bullet" is a phrase from an Englishman, Rudyard Kipling, in his first novel, "The Light That Failed". It's believed to hav
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5y ago
It likely is different based on what you've said. I hope you keep finding and using what works for you. It's often different between people even who have similar configurations.
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IncRnd
5y ago
You can say, "bite the bullet", which means you accept the the difficulties you know will arise. It's actually a perfect idiom for this case.
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5y ago
I constantly use window snapping on my desktop Mac with two widescreen monitors. But, I use keystrokes to do so, using Rectangle, not the mouse.
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IncRnd
5y ago
I used Spectable as well. The newer version is called Rectangle.
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5y ago
FYI, I always load Rectangle on my Macs for window snapping using keyboard keys. It's fantastic!
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5y ago
The word appears in dictionaries, which document usage, but the word is nonsensical. "Irregardless" is used to mean "regardless", which is a far better choice of word. irregardless (adj.) an erroneous word that, e
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5y ago
It's taken a little over two thousand years, but researchers have finally uncovered an exploit in which EMF fluctuations emitted from a nearby NVIDIA card, which is in the process of calculating DOGECOIN, can rewrite the Antikythera E
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IncRnd
5y ago
Those are people pretending to be cats and dogs. Cats all hang out on the dark web using things like TOR and tails OS, which is a portable operating system that protects against surveillance and censorship. [1] [1] https://tails.
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5y ago
That doesn't work well for pinterest, since there are a million domain variations that need to be excluded, from pinterest.com to pinterest.ca and pinterest.co.uk. It works far better to use -inurl:pinterest
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5y ago
Yet, you kept feeding a neighborhood full of cats in the way they had trained you.
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IncRnd
5y ago
My cat has the account names Felix1 through Felix22 and Anonymouse0, so you can trust me.
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5y ago
You're reading the sentence incorrectly, regarding the order of the focusing adverb, solely. The meaning changes depending on the adverb's placemment. For ex: "bred solely for appearance" does not mean the same as "
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5y ago
My cat, Felix, brought his iPad pro from the other room, logged into HN (because Felix doesn't trust persistent logins), read the article to me, then discussed the implications before demanding I open the door for him, because he is a
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5y ago
That's definitely true. I think it comes from the preference of the author of an assembler's parser regarding how to recognize a number's base - either by analyzing the string or by forcing the progammer to declare upfront.
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5y ago
0x in and of itself is not necessarily a reference to crypto. In many programming languages 0x at the start of a number means the number is encoded in base 16 (0123456789ABCDEF) instead of base 10 (0-9). see 0xDEADBEEF, 0xCAFEBABE, and for
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5y ago
That's completely incorrect according to the actual study. [1] They used random data blinding until analysis procedures were established. The word encrypted was used informally (in the article) not as a reference to homomorphism. [1]
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5y ago
"But a new study says that even if they don't contain BPA, most plastic products release estrogenic chemicals. Most plastic products, from sippy cups to food wraps, can release chemicals that act like the sex hormone estrogen, acc
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5y ago
Chemtrails are absolutely a conspiracy theory. However, they are not far-fetched given how many programs the US government has run that affected the health of its own citizens and members of the armed forces.
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5y ago
I am going to give from 231 to 789 HNCoins[1] to anyone who reads this post. The number of coins awarded will scale depending on factors we will discretely and securely apply using our proprietary algorithm that determines how we decide to
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IncRnd
5y ago
That is an excellent point. Thank you for the clarification.
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5y ago
> Something taking longer than expected doesn't mean it's a slippery slope. > Whether they were effective or not is orthogonal to whether the slippery slope argument is a fallacy. That is wrong. What you mentioned is the ver
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5y ago
> E.g. the US has speed limits on highways, but Germany hasn't. A speed limit is a censure not a censor by any means whatsoever. > "censoring" or restricting the rights of individuals to some extent. Censorship is not a
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5y ago
That's the thing. People often don't know the contents of these tweets, so we don't even know whether the accused actually said anything, let alone something that violated a law. However, we are told that what was said was, &
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