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Ask HN: Anyone Using Open Compute Project Hardware?
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by MCRed 11y ago
Sigh. Yeah, sure. You want to do an analysis of newspaper headlines over the past 30 years? You think they will agree with you? Cause I know they won't. Also, calling people denier is proof positive of my point. The down vote briga
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by MCRed 11y ago
How do you get access to numbers that are not corrupted by the Mann "Algorithm" which applies "corrections"? (these corrections force growth in temperature results starting in the industrial era... which, it so happens
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.... and now you see their motive. "Human Action" means Government Action which means power.
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by MCRed 11y ago
Nope, you made the claim. You need to back it up. Also, mister just-created-a-throwaway account, thanks for the down votes from you and your cronies. It says a lot more than anything you've provided on this thread.
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by MCRed 11y ago
You can tell truth by looking at the tactics. The global warming proponents changed the name of the movement to "Climate Change" because, as the earth got cooler despite rising CO2 levels after the end of the recent solar maxima,
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by MCRed 11y ago
When you resort to calling people who disagree with your hypothesis "deniers" then you've given up any pretense of believing in science, and as far as I'm concerned, you have admitted your movement is purely political. (
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by MCRed 11y ago
For every such example you can come up with, there are a dozen examples of scientists you guys consider to be pro AGW who have made similar errors. For instance, this comes nothing close to impeaching his work like ClimateGate did for Mann
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First it was called "Global Warming", then when the planet cooled after the end of the local solar cycle they started calling it "Climate Change" -- because you can't deny the climate changes. And anyone who disagr
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by MCRed 11y ago
What about the reports from the UN IPCC That misrepresented the claims of scientists named in the reports? (To the Scientists protests.) In fact, IPCC reports-- which are not science but political propaganda-- are the sum total of "sc
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" these companies have spent well over 100 million in recent years for propaganda, and a grand total of ONE grant of 200K for scientific research." Prove it. Prove they have spent that much on "propaganda" and that they
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Anyone who disagrees with him is a "Denier". Because those who know science gain credibility by presuming their hypothesis are facts.... therefore his assertion of anthropomorphism is undeniable!
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The government has a much larger budget and a vested interest in convincing everyone that things are not fine. Both the UN, which is seeking the ability to impose a global carbon tax-- the first step to being a world government-- and local
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SRS and many other subreddits like that are abusing people and leaking out into other mediums and making threats and bullying people. Doxxing is the primary method of war of SJWs. No SJW reddit were censored. So, clearly it is a politicall
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by MCRed 11y ago
Tell that to the ghost town that is slashdot or Kuro5hin. To be honest, I see the same thing happening here already. So many posts on the front page with no comments, so much less comment activity than before. Feels like HN is emptying o
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They are in the same category as far as SJWs are concerned because the are not "politically correct", or put simply they are not taking a knee and kissing the ring as SJWs demand. This is why they have no problem simply telling li
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by MCRed 11y ago
Ellen Pao is CEO of Reddit and has said she does not believe in "free speech" (when referring to the site) and plans to clean it up, which basically means, removing everything that isn't politically correct. FPH is the poste
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by MCRed 11y ago
The analogy to artists is exactly right-- there's a lot of coders who are jackson pollacks out there who are not getting hired because the people looking at their github are not capable of recognizing what they see.
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by MCRed 11y ago
I'm quite depressed to see you being downvoted for making cogent points. It's a shame HN has become slashdot.
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Both parties are guilty here. Ars should put at the bottom of its article "IMAX is a trademark of <whatever the entity that owns it>" which acknowledges the IMAX trademark. And IMAX's lawyers should be less obtuse in
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by MCRed 11y ago
Did you try taking a multi-vitamin? I've seen advice to get magnesium and potassium into your system, so I started using lite-salt. In the early days of my diet I was always tired (slept for 24 hours) and started having a constant
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I've combined the two. I've been doing an IF of 8/16 where I only eat within 8 hours. Whenever I have lunch, I then have 8 hours to have dinner. I don't have the same schedule each day so sometimes I might start the ne
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by MCRed 11y ago
Why is the diet proprietary? Is he publishing without revealing sufficient detail for it to be replicated? Or is this some secret business oriented research that's going on? I think it wouldn't really be science relevant without
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Yes, and going with AWS kills productivity because you have to learn AWS specific APIs, you're locked into their system and then you have to re-work your stuff to be hosted elsewhere when you outgrow AWS. More than one startup has been
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This blog touches on why Elixir is doing so well-- it's easy to extend and add to the language, pull requests are welcome and (most of the time, anyway) the Jose appreciates and integrates additions to the language. (He once rejected
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This isn't insider information, it was widely published at the time in mainstream media.
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You seem to be implying that because Google Maps exists, Apple is only allows to provide Google Maps integration. Apple hasn't "replaced" Google maps, except in its own apps. Google Maps still is on the iPhone. Plus, remembe
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Somehow I had never heard of Google Closure. This reminds me a lot of Apple's WebObjects. When I used it, in the late 1990s and early 2000s, it was by far the best web platform out there... and I think in a lot of ways it still is. (
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If it's the holy grail, then erlang has had it for a couple decades... and whether it actually works in nginx I don't know, but it does work in erlang. The way it's handled is that the process where the previous socket was co
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by MCRed 11y ago
This is pretty asinine. While Amazon is a horrific company to work for for engineers (a very anti-engineering culture, despite the constant propaganda to the contrary they are a retailer, not a tech company. AWS is an exception to the rule

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