Teever

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Canada Has a Secessionist Movement on Its Hands. Its Supporters Thank Trump(wsj.com)
5 points by Teever 8mo ago|0 comments
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by Teever 8mo ago
My personal favourite hntrope is how any conversation about a geological feature outside of the US will inevitable turn into one about American geological features and then shortly after it will just descend generic American discussion. I c
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by Teever 8mo ago
Man people don’t want to have or read this discussion every single day in like 10 different posts on HN. People right here and right now want to talk about this specific topic of the pushy AI writing a blog post.
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by Teever 8mo ago
What's wrong with a sovereign nation taking steps to reduce or eliminate the influence of a non-citizen who they feel is acting against the best interests of that nation? If a nuclear capable country like France decides that someone li
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by Teever 8mo ago
What's fascinating and dismaying to me is that it's obvious that there exists sufficient capital and capability in the west to fix this. I always wondered if we just lacked the ability to mobilize to solve big problems anymore but
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France launches fertility plan as birth rate falls below deaths(connexionfrance.com)
4 points by Teever 8mo ago|0 comments
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The rich are relocating at a pace unseen in history – where are they going?(cnbc.com)
3 points by Teever 8mo ago|0 comments
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by Teever 8mo ago
I'm not sure that's a fair characterization of a policy that promotes ads that hook the user within the first 200ms. 200ms isn't enough time for significant information to be transmitted to a person and for them to process it
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An articulated archer automaton [video](youtube.com)
60 points by Teever 8mo ago|7 comments
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by Teever 8mo ago
The lack of attention that you identify is a real issue with the project but the root issue is ultimately a lack of sufficient funding that would enable all these parts to receive the attention that they require. Funding fixes all these pro
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Warming temperatures are shrinking snowpack in key Canadian watersheds(cbc.ca)
4 points by Teever 8mo ago|0 comments
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by Teever 8mo ago
It's unfortunate that you have had that terrible experience and that the legal system in your location failed you. I'm not sure however that there's anything to indicate that mom and pop stores are especially susceptible to t
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by Teever 8mo ago
This was mentioned on The Daily Show this past monday.[0] You're right that people on social media aren't talking about it very much for some reason but that doesn't mean that it isn't being talked about in American medi
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by Teever 8mo ago
Some people would love to play against those groups with the goal of not winning but costing their opponents dearly. They never get the opportunity though because those groups are intentionally protected from those kinds of players.
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The Globalization of Canadian Rage(nytimes.com)
2 points by Teever 8mo ago|1 comments
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by Teever 8mo ago
Yeah, it's an interesting question to me too. Because it seems clear to me that if an individual was to surveil and build up a dossier on any random stranger as much as an entity like Facebook or Google does that this would be consider
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by Teever 8mo ago
The key is the money. I’ve used matrix for years, ran my own federated server for a while. I’ve been critical of the user experience and issues with how it’s handled by the matrix team before but I acknowledge that by and large these probl
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by Teever 9mo ago
But one could reasonably assume that a location that is known to be used for criminal activity and that likely has evidence of such criminal activity likely also has people commiting crimes. When police raid a grow-op they often may only ha
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Spanish PM Pedro Sanchez announces plans to ban socialmedia access for under-16s(abc.net.au)
1 points by Teever 9mo ago|0 comments
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by Teever 9mo ago
If law enforcement credibily believes that criminals are conspiring to commit a crime and are actively doing so in a particular location what is wrong with sending armed people to stop those criminal acivities as well as apprehend the crimi
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by Teever 9mo ago
Solidworks is produced by a company that is owned by the Dassault Group. There is always a connection between the military industrial complex of a nation and the state. If France feels that it is an existential threat they will not let the
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by Teever 9mo ago
Become? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sinking_of_the_Rainbow_Warrior The second Donald Trump threatened to invade a nation allied with France is the second anyone who works with Trump became a legitimate military targe
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by Teever 9mo ago
The game changed when Trump threatened the use of military force to seize Greenland. At this point a nuclear power like France has no issue with using covert violence to produce compliance from Musk and he must know it. These people have pr
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by Teever 9mo ago
I agree with this totally. But while they certainly talk the talk I’m not totally convinced that European governments will actually walk the walk and follow through on this. To me a really significant signal that they’re serious will be wh
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Adoption of electric vehicles tied to real-world reductions in air pollution(phys.org)
1 points by Teever 9mo ago|0 comments
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Flynn's Taxonomy(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by Teever 9mo ago|0 comments
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by Teever 9mo ago
Your comment reads to me like it will derail the conversation about FOSDEM into one about (American) politics and HN's policy regarding political stories. Was that your intention?
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'It Wasn't Working': Canada Province Ends Drug Decriminalization(barrons.com)
5 points by Teever 9mo ago|0 comments
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Finland looks to introduce Australia-style ban on social media(yle.fi)
745 points by Teever 9mo ago|568 comments
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Resurrectionists in the United Kingdom(en.wikipedia.org)
5 points by Teever 9mo ago|1 comments

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