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KarlKemp
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KarlKemp
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Having started to occasionally edit stuff on Wikipedia over the pandemic, I have a newfound understanding of the reasons for deleting stuff. As a casual user, you will, by definition, tend to see the most-trafficked, well-maintained pages.
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How are ten ants supposed to afford a sky scraper?
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Prices going up doesn’t mean everyone can continue to consume as much as before if they are willing to pay for it. Nor is food perfectly fungible across continents. Your American family may just be able to outspend someone in Senegal, even
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Sure, but why should people‘s income decide who lives and who dies? I’d say let’s kill all the psychopaths first. Like those fantasizing about mass starvation. On a less violent note, every country has seen birth rates decline as it became
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It speaks directly to the point that "they" decide to waste money and then turn around and get it from the taxpayer. As long as "they" is the EU, they cannot decide to get more money from the taxpayer. If "they"
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"They" in the end, didn't want to. It was an internal struggle, and the law won.
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Note that Germany failed to buy Pegasus in 2017 because their in-house lawyers decided that it would be illegal to use. After a lot of back-and-forth, they did eventually sign a contract for modified version in 2021. That version was suppos
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You'd be wrong. All of the available evidence points to a tiered system, with some countries spying on everyone, some spying on very specific other countries, and some just not doing much at all. Yes, you can claim that that last categ
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The EU doesn't have the power of taxation.
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> The IYI pathologizes others for doing things he doesn’t understand without ever realizing it is his understanding that may be limited. Rare for Taleb to show this level of self-awareness.
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I hate the guy just as much as anyone can, but I would consider the possibility that they staged a photo op and cleared it for release.
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The two statements aren’t contradictory. It may well be that modern agricultural processes require the use of these varieties.
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Augury – Using Data Memory-Dependent Prefetchers to Leak Data at Rest
(prefetchers.info)
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Why don't you enhance your understanding by, for example, reading the article? Soil depletion is mentioned, among other things. But it isn't so much a deficiency of nutrients as a disruption of the uptake of those nutrients. Water
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Now we finally know what all the nameless goons working the Space Laser in James Bond movies tell themselves.
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Cryptocurrency is no longer being accepted by Wikipedia
(mashable.com)
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No, it could not.
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Meh… If some data about me is listed on a website nobody ever sees, I don’t care what sound a tree falling in the wood makes. This isn’t a binary issue. Removing data from Google will usually have 90 % of the effect of removing it everywher
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This website, which doesn't list any information on their funding or background, does claim the right to sell all your data to anybody should you be stupid enough to buy their merchandise, is a blatantly obvious right-wing content farm
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I believe it is implied that the state could buy all those bonds to eliminate the problem. And that it would cost a bit too much to be worth it.
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Every state has a sex ed curriculum, plus every school system outside the US. By any measure: teenage pregnancies, STD rates, self-harm and suicide in connection with gender identity issues, anti-gay and anti-lesbian violence, sexual satisf
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Disney doesn't have much trouble: see headline. And why are you advocating for the corrupt, ineffective, possibly illegal, and cowardly alternative? You think Disney is entirely inept? Does their courage somehow scare you? "Please
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Disney's public statement is worth far more than any donation. It's an American icon, a local behemoth, and a cultural institution.
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Note that we are talking about an increase from 150 to 190 here. And the 150 in 2020 was actually lower than 2019, so it may just be regression to the mean. And it's significant in exactly one age/gender combination, of about a do
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The rise started with 15 % in 2020. More or less 0 % were vaccinated at the end of that year. In 2021 incidences rose another 10 % or so. To ascribe this rise to vaccinations and just shrug at the year before is... creative. FWIW something
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Note that there obviously is a working weather widget, the new translation service is pretty excellent, and the spotlight input can do unit and currency conversions. (there's also OCR now, and it beats anything else I've seen in s
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There is an option "increase contrast" in accessibility, plus a slider to adjust the display contrast, plus a set of color filters for color blindness that can be quite useful even if you don't suffer any of the specific con
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Yeah, that’s the stereotype of the fighter jock or, as someone on HN once put it, „fixed-wing enthusiast“. A man (always), flying with enthusiasm, intuition, not too much alcohol, direct controls etc. It’s bullshit, of course. The archetype
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This website, which doesn't list any information on their funding or background, does claim the right to sell all your data to anybody should you be stupid enough to buy their merchandise, is a blatantly obvious right-wing content farm
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The German version is at https://github.com/corona-warn-app . It was expensive (18 million Euros I believe, but may be wrong). But other than that, it was excellent from start to finish. First release a few weeks after the A
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