Teever

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by Teever 5mo ago
Wait I thought he was a city administrator?
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OnlyFans' First-Gen Creators Are Retiring and Some Want You to Forget They Exist(wired.com)
2 points by Teever 5mo ago|1 comments
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by Teever 5mo ago
All of this may be true but the scale that Musk is talking about would require an immense amount of solar panels -- and if he has the means to produce so many solar panels why not use them to solve our climate and energy crisis on Earth? Se
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by Teever 5mo ago
Putting a datacentre in space may be feasible but the scale that he's suggesting is really unbelievable. And if he's actually capable of producing solar panels in the quantity that he's talking about in the time frame that he
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by Teever 5mo ago
Like with a pension?
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What Satellite Images Reveal About Iran's Attacks on U.S. Bases [video](youtube.com)
11 points by Teever 5mo ago|1 comments
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by Teever 5mo ago
This who conversation seems a bit simplistic and reductionist. Sure the brain grows and changes but just pointing to 'neuroplasticity' -- a concept none of us really understand and saying 'it's all good' -- isn&#x27
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by Teever 5mo ago
Wouldn't the AC system adapt to the increased heat production from the extra people and maintain the temperature at 27'C?
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by Teever 5mo ago
That's a take. But let's stop and ask ourselves -- Cui bono? Another take is that the same companies that are pushing for datacentres are often the same companies that control social media and traditional media outlets and are us
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Cyclekart: How to build a soapbox with a motor [video](youtube.com)
2 points by Teever 5mo ago|0 comments
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by Teever 5mo ago
Has anyone else noticed a tendency of American users to turn every conversation that isn't about America into one about America? It would be super neat to not see this turn into yet another conversation about American tax policy.
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U.S. Schools Face a Crisis as the Number of Children Drops(nytimes.com)
19 points by Teever 5mo ago|12 comments
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Samsung chip workers reject $340k one-time bonus(tomshardware.com)
8 points by Teever 5mo ago|1 comments
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by Teever 5mo ago
It would have been so cool if you didn't derail this conversation about 'Confronting America’s gerontocratic crisis' with your Elon Musk fanboy-ism. So cool.
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by Teever 5mo ago
This is usually the part of the conversation where someone mentions slave labour in an emerald mine and immigration fraud and then comes the part where you usually say something along the lines like "hasn't been proven in court!&q
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by Teever 5mo ago
A lot of people put their life on hold for the unhealthy and the elderly during a global pandemic that occurred a few years ago. While many of the people who did so profited handsomely many did not. There hasn't really been any recogni
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by Teever 5mo ago
Yeah but he wouldn't have been in the position to do any of that if the people who funded his campaign like the Adelsons, Kushners, Musk, Linda McMahon, Lutnick and so forth didn't contribute millions to his campaign and leverage
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by Teever 5mo ago
Here’s a better proposal: add none of the above to every ballot. If a super majority (say 80%) pick that the election is an automatic do-over and the people on the ballot can’t run for a period of say five years. A couple cycles of this w
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by Teever 5mo ago
So right off the bat I'd like to say that jacquesm's one word comment is pretty blah and in my books that along is sufficient reason to flag but I didn't this time. With that said HN is an international community, and it is i
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Less people are having babies in Canada and the US and the govt is out of ideas(nationalpost.com)
3 points by Teever 5mo ago|2 comments
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by Teever 5mo ago
I hate to break it to you but like 60%+ of the time when someone is calling you claiming that they're from Telus/Rogers/Bell they actually aren't.
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by Teever 5mo ago
Because the 'perhaps' there is a load-bearing word that is doing a lot of work and it's going to be come crashing down sooner or later. Of course some kids are going to be charged for this kind of shit, it's still a rule
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Canadian fiddler sues Google after AI wrongly claimed he was a sex offender(theguardian.com)
10 points by Teever 5mo ago|1 comments
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70% of American farmers don't have enough fertilizer for 2026(dailycaller.com)
3 points by Teever 5mo ago|2 comments
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by Teever 5mo ago
I was under the impression that this was the optional list that you sign up for with the CRA when you file your taxes, is that not the case?
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by Teever 5mo ago
It appears that they registered as a party to get access to the data and them disseminated it publicly through a vibecoded app. While this data may generally be public in the US, it usually isn't in Canada, and there's an expectat
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by Teever 5mo ago
From what I've seen it appears that it was intentional in that their motivation was to give their canvassers for the separatism petition access to the data so that they could pad their numbers for the petition.[0] They didn't mean
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Alberta voter list leak is a potential public safety disaster(globalnews.ca)
122 points by Teever 5mo ago|97 comments
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An Empire in Decline(nytimes.com)
6 points by Teever 5mo ago|0 comments
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by Teever 5mo ago
My first job was pumping gas at regular neighbour gas station and one day a semi rolled in because he was low on gas. He insisted that we use both diesel pumps on the pump so that it would take faster and it still took forever. I can&#x27

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