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6y ago
Progress for the sake of progress must be discouraged. --Dolores Umbridge
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6y ago
How amazing would it be to see a story like this premier on one of the main stream media outlets nightly broadcast for 1 or 2 months in a row?
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6y ago
The difference between Newton and Leibniz seems remarkably similar to the difference between say: Einstein and Feynman. One seems to be discovering the maths while the other seems to be forging it. Personally, I prefer and understand the fo
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6y ago
Please lighten up you'll give yourself a heart attack.
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6y ago
.. and now Californians you understand why us rednecks like our guns so much XD
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6y ago
Sounds great, but I would prefer just injecting some Lysol myself.
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7y ago
Certainly not saying that it's not noteworthy, but if I had to make a top 5 list he wouldn't be on it. Apparently, my metric and the authors metric are different.
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7y ago
" We, with the advantage of hindsight, can see clearly that Maxwell's paper was the most important event of the nineteenth century in the history of the physical sciences. If we include the biolog
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7y ago
Why do I get the feeling that when they do finally figure out what time is it's somehow going to be related to imaginary numbers: The complexity of things - the things within things - just seems to be endless. I mean nothing is easy, n
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7y ago
My thoughts exactly
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7y ago
Who is the author and what are their credentials? Imho, this article bases a lot of it's logic on if so facto statements about human behavior which could be argued. I got a strong: "The world is either black or white" vibe fr
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7y ago
The simple fact of the matter is you can't have a significantly long lock down, that's not possible. If the economy truly fails we all go down. You think fighting over: toilet paper, hand sanitizer, respirators and testing kits is
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7y ago
Same here lol
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7y ago
Wait... GameStop stays open but my local library has to close? This really is the end times.
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7y ago
Well.. I don't know what blood type I am but it is somehow comforting to know that there are at least some people out there who have a better chance at not getting sick.
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7y ago
Is there a reason I wouldn't just use creator? Does VS offer me something creator can not?
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7y ago
"if we as a world want airplane as a method of transportation"~ Maybe we ought to rethink the extent of our wants versus our needs.
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7y ago
Perhaps I am wrong but I get the feeling the 2020 stock market crash isn't over.
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7y ago
Even if this turns out to be VERY bad the fear response is nonsensical. If a Grizzly bear is charging you down panicking is not going to help. If you want to see what a measured response to something like this looks like, go speak to a ther
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7y ago
Look at Iran or any other country reporting a high rate of infection. Why are they not reporting the same tolls as Italy? Obviously, there is something going on there that other countries aren't having to deal with.
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Agreed and when we find out that the actual mortality rate is only .1% after 50mil+ people have been infected then will people come back on hacker news and recant? Will they explain to everyone that their reaction was largely based on fear
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7y ago
Why are people freaking out about this? The upper end of the mortality rate is 3% imho that's simply not nearly high enough to garner this kind of reaction. Polio had a 30% mortality rate for adults, let's keep some perspective he
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7y ago
It all seems like a huge waste of resources and effort to me. Personally, I would rather see all that money/resources going into developing some kind of FTLT. There are planets out there, way out there, which are much more suitable for
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7y ago
How about: If the user enters in a certain combination of key presses on the keyboard. Then the James bond animation plays where he walks out and shoots the screen. The whole thing goes red and the console shuts down... too much?
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7y ago
This is just fun. People need to learn to have more fun like this. It's why I am always opting for Easter eggs in our software but NOOOOOO we are a serious company and serious companies don't like humor....
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7y ago
Um, "humorous" might be a bit of a stretch.
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7y ago
I am a Quora Parner myself but I never took it seriously. I have 680 answers and only 84 questions. I mostly use it to find genuine advice when I need an answer fast. That being said, I have never had a good experience with their moderation
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7y ago
Personally, I would rather ask questions on the Personal Finance & Money community at Stack Exchange, and watch videos on YouTube but to each their own.
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7y ago
This may sound like a newb question but.. is my connection to my vpn/server not already secure on Linux?
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7y ago
That's not true. What it would take is a massive advance in material science or what-have-you. Once that massive advance happens then it may or may not make this tech possible. However, that massive advance will most likely have nothin
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