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Please attempt steelmanning the global warming greenhouse effect and its consequences as an intellectual exercise.
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Thanks for sharing. Which one do you use for what?
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Kids in 5th grade use WhatsApp for entertainment to send hundreds of messages per day filled with memes and slop. From the perspective of one kid in a class chat, this is indistinguishable from an algorithmically curated feed.
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It's true. You can find literally zero sodas, chewing gum or other candies that have the root beer taste in Germany.
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Exactly this. Rapeseed oil is obviously a seed oil. You can have a chemically extracted version or a cold-pressed version. "Seed oil is bad for you" is a typical simplistic Twitter/Reddit conspiracy theory.
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> Keto and carnivore diets have been shown to be pretty good for people with inflammatory conditions No. The scientific evidence of a carnivore diet reducing inflammation is pretty weak. The scientific evidence of a vegan diet reducing i
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Too much protein is bad for your kidneys.
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Not entirely true. They had one product at first. I think it was UI kit. The full app templates that came later were a separate product and they charged again. However, you’re right insofar as they added more templates to the later product
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I find Zed's inline git diff confusing. I want a side-by-side comparison of the entire file. That's currently a dealbreaker for me.
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Only works if you find someone to pay. I listened to a lengthy (German) podcast about international maritime law. To sum it up: you can’t do that much, because you won’t find the responsible person/company/state.
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Nice, but way too many abbreviated descriptions and no way to see the full name of a symbol without clicking on it. Needs a tooltip / title. Or better, if 90% of all symbol names are abbreviated, your design simply doesn't work. T
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Deutsche Bahn is a joke among Germans by now. It is THAT bad. It's utterly unreliable. We pretend everything is fine, that we have some functioning infrastructure, but it just pretends. They have some policy that they need to give you
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And they don’t reason. They do prompt smoothing .
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Nationalism is on the rise in most EU countries and they get away with saying all kinds of things you apparently dream about, but feel censored to say. The tale of lacking free speech is a lie. Free speech in the EU is different from the US
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Apple could've made Lightning open and maybe Lightning would've been the new USB-C, if it is the superior product. But no, they chose not to.
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This is the future of the internet. More and more countries have their local laws and international companies need to comply with local laws. This has been the case forever for companies selling products and (physical) services and some dig
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> It doesn’t use the public WhatsApp API, it reimplements the official WhatsApp client auth. Nothing wrong with that if the official API has less features. > Authentication uses a shared secret and it’s obvious that you as a third par
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Good article! A few thoughts popped into my head while reading: - My favorite deployment is rsync over SSH and occasionally, I still upload a file over SFTP. - MongoDB will always AWALYS be in my mind as the buggy database that bought itsel
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(Order is randomized by HN, sorry if that makes this a Where's Waldo task)
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