TheNorthman

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by TheNorthman 6y ago
the wise man bowed his head solemnly and spoke: "theres actually zero difference between chocolate & HFT. you imbecile. you fucking moron"
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by TheNorthman 6y ago
> Reames is a credited author on Amazon by way of several commodity industry books They most likely already had his information.
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by TheNorthman 6y ago
Probably the Google-sponsored cryptography library you want to use depends on the language you're using... Not much point in using Tink if they don't expose a C-api or any other ergonomic form to make Rust bindings.
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by TheNorthman 6y ago
In Denmark it would be illegal for an employer to discriminate against former inmates _if their crime is irrelevant for the job at hand_. In practice, though... At least it's automatically erased after (IIRC) five years, depending on s
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by TheNorthman 6y ago
Yeah. If you smoke weed, you deserve what you get.
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by TheNorthman 6y ago
Isn't it more the second part of the statement that is shocking, that is "may identify additional material weaknesses in the future" rather than "we have identified a material weakness". If so, that cuts the results
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by TheNorthman 6y ago
1. http://gen.lib.rus.ec/book/index.php?md5=8F89864FED1AA4845F6... 2. http://gen.lib.rus.ec/book/index.php?md5=FD4A085FE66F570A611... 3. http://gen.lib.rus.ec/book/index.php?
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by TheNorthman 6y ago
It really isn't [0]. [0]: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/17855487/ > The persistence of disparities in HIV between heterosexual individuals and [homosexual individuals] in the United States cannot be explained
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by TheNorthman 6y ago
[1] is an absolute banger. He continues by saying that homosexual `promiscuity' is worse than the North American Man/Boy Love Association (NAMBLA). > It may turn out that the consequences of sympathizing with NAMBLA are almo
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by TheNorthman 6y ago
I'm not intimately familiar with stoicism. If you could elaborate on what part you feel is a straw-man or even link to some of the `constructive responses' I'd appreciate it.
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by TheNorthman 6y ago
Stoicism seems to get a lot of positive attention on Hacker News. While I support more philosophical content on HN, there usually isn't as much criticism of stoicism as any other topic. In the spirit of delegating to others who know mo
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by TheNorthman 6y ago
That's slightly misleading, as it includes stuff like this (just an excerpt, many more options are included) youtube youtube:search youtube:search:date A more accurate version might be: `youtube-dl --list-extractors | grep -
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by TheNorthman 6y ago
China and India combined only make about 36% of the worlds population [0], a share that is poised to fall in the coming years. [0]: https://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=%28china+population+%2...
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by TheNorthman 6y ago
The problem isn't us running out of nitrogen, the problem is the impact that nitrogen deposition has on terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems.
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by TheNorthman 6y ago
Arch's Krita was updated to 4.4.0-4 at 2020-10-13 18:23 UTC, approximately 18 hours and 52 minutes ago. While I can't see when the original blog post was submitted, I know this forum post was posted 2 hours ago. Are you sure you w
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by TheNorthman 6y ago
Norway is a part of EFTA, EEA and the Schengen agreement, so they're bound pretty tightly with the EU. I wouldn't, however, interpret any actions from Norway as having any form of EU support, unless it's explicitly mentioned.
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by TheNorthman 6y ago
It really can't surprise you that a common viewpoint on HN is that `Information wants to be free'. This is both in a descriptive sense and a normative sense. The descriptive sense obviously can't be selfish but the normative
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by TheNorthman 6y ago
Your rejection of Pilger is baseless and your reduction of his works as dealing with `economic issues' is equally so. Your comments reminds me of Slavoj Zizek's phrase: ideological par excellence in that while you're free t
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by TheNorthman 6y ago
The video is 21 minutes long and you commented on it's contents 7 minutes after OP posted the link. I think it's also fair to assume some time went by between OP posting and you seeing their comment. How did you find the time to v
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by TheNorthman 6y ago
Sure. I'm not disputing them bringing up gender diversity, I'm simply stating that nobody but you were talking about requirements and keeping people out to meet certain `diversity requirements'. You were, simply put, attackin
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by TheNorthman 6y ago
That's strange. The site is using a `TLS_AES_256_GCM_SHA384` cipher suite, which is only supported in TLS 1.3. Are you sure the problem isn't on your end?
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by TheNorthman 6y ago
> Is the non profit to gate people from editing if arbitrary diversity requirements aren't met? Notice how you're the one suggesting `diversity requirements' and then proceed by going on a tirade about it. There are many t
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by TheNorthman 6y ago
Perhaps OP wasn't making a normative statement but rather speculating on how the past could materially affect the present?
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by TheNorthman 6y ago
In no way is TSMC a Apple Fab. TSMC supply AMD, Broadcom, Qualcomm and Nvidia, among others.
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by TheNorthman 6y ago
Do you have WebRTC disabled? If so, that could be it.
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by TheNorthman 6y ago
> You don’t endanger the crew and ship, etc., out of convenience to you The captain did it for the crew, not himself.
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by TheNorthman 6y ago
The formula for calculating this is: Q = c_p * d * V * (ΔT). Assuming an isobaric specific heat capacity of 4.18 J/(g K) and a density of 1.00 g/cm^3, heating a liter of water 1.00 K would take 4.18 kJ. Giving OP's number for
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by TheNorthman 6y ago
That's just what encyclopedias are though, the collective mentality of it's editors, their ideology, so to speak. You were never free to just consume encyclopedias, they were always meant to be understood in the context of their c
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by TheNorthman 6y ago
> immigrants from cultures that DGAF about human life Just out of pure curiosity, what `cultures' are these?
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by TheNorthman 6y ago
Because Scrabble is turn based, any opportunities you create for yourself, you create for your opponent first. Making sure you don't make `valuable squares' available to your opponent is, arguably, more essential to winning than c

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