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by Zuider 10y ago
Maybe, but that is what he called it himself on facebook, and it has the distinctive keffiyeh chequered pattern and he wears it like a keffiyeh.
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Understood, but I wish it wasn't present on HN which is generally above such mud slinging. The story has absolutely nothing to do with the election, and there is no reason to believe that the woman who reported Menzio was a Trump suppo
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It is not a valid reason, but it is an effective reason. It may not be right, but it is real, and one ought to have strategies in place to ameliorate this phenomenon. Extroverts cannot understand why you don't want to talk. As an extre
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by Zuider 10y ago
I don't care about Trump, but the intrusion of partisan politics in the form of Trump (or Sanders or Clinton) bashing into a thread is toxic. In fact this whole thread has become toxic for this reason. This incident has been spun into
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by Zuider 10y ago
The identity of the passenger has been kept secret for privacy reasons. For that reason, she could not be contacted to confirm or deny Menzio's claim. All we have so far are Menzio's own words, possibly further distorted by the Wa
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It would certainly exonerate the "concerned citizen" from the accusation that they regarded writing mathematical symbols on a page as a terrorist act.
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It is likely that he deleted his Facebook post because he mentions wearing a keffiyeh, or 'Yasser Arafat scarf' as he calls it. It is far more plausible that this is what drew suspicion than his scribbling algebraic symbols on a p
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by Zuider 10y ago
The article glosses over an important detail. It is far more likely that he raised suspicion by wearing a keffiyeh, or 'Yasser Arafat scarf', as he calls it on his Facebook thread concerning the issue. The Palestinian Liberation O
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Marketing aquatic vermin as 'Sea Monkeys'? It could be worse. They could have tried to push cockroaches as 'Fridge Gorillas'.
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The article says that the original variety of brine shrimp grows full sized more quickly and survives longer, giving you a slightly enhanced possibility that you would indeed "amaze all your friends".
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You can also buy baking soda powered fish lures.
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A well meaning family friend gave my son Sea Monkeys for his birthday years ago. When my wife discovered they were really vermin, they had an unfortunate accident.
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He was a Jewish born Neo-Nazi according to the article. That would make for a very awkward conversation indeed.
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This particular Flat Earth Society is a satirical group where they entertain themselves with ingenious rationalizations such as the one you linked to. I wouldn't imagine that there is a single true believer among them.
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I am Completely Confused by the Cacophonous Cascade of Cryptic Cant and Catchphrases in this Comment.
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Trump? Alfred E. Neumann. He already has the quiff. Just add a missing tooth.
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pk;dr
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It is interesting that the simulation in the linked article above treats the economic actors as aggregates, while the NetLogo simulation using many discrete actors is based on methodological individualism. It is easier in the second case to
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by Zuider 11y ago
The assumption that the economy was a zero-sum game was characteristic of the classical economists who came after Adam Smith. While Smith set himself the task of investigating the creation of wealth, his successors such as Ricardo, and nota
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The clock is ticking for the US to relinquish control of ICANN(betanews.com)
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They say that the Born rule can be derived from first principles from their set of axioms. In other formulations, it must be assumed without further explanation. That is progress.
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"Exploring power, ownership, and equity in an early childhood classroom" The title alone is enough to show that this is ideologically driven insanity: Lego is a root cause exploitation and inequality.
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There is a clear asymmetry. "The teacher says that Lego play helps with development acceleration and math skills, while dolls offer little challenge or opportunity for growth." So she banned the boys from using lego in order to en
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They would hardly have pooped in the open, would they? Not very private. Probably squatted down in a convenient crater where the moon-poop would be protected from radiation.
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Of course the moon landings are fake. The moon is still up there, isn't it? And wouldn't people have complained of a strong smell of cheese if it actually had come down? Unless it landed in France, that is. I think the French are
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I have tried Waterfox and Palemoon, but ended up settling on Cyberfox. There are optimized 32 and 64 bit builds for both Intel and AMD CPUs which match the latest version of standard Firefox. https://cyberfox.8pecxstudios.com&#x2
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Yeah they cancelled my order. The price (of a few cents) had been assigned by a software error. Amazon was most apologetic for their inability to ship the item, and compensated me with a $10.00 voucher. On a related note, I found a copy of
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Similar: Exploring Programming Languages In Perl by Bill Hails, where he builds an implementation of Scheme http://billhails.net/Book/
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Can you estimate how many visitors have opted to whitelist?
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Ah, I understand. I must have a criminal mind. to have come up with a scam that no-one is using yet.

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