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by acvny 6y ago
half an hour ad. no thanks
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by acvny 6y ago
Wait for the ads in your dreams just like depicted in Futurama. Go ads go. But seriously as a solution try pihole.
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by acvny 6y ago
What is the motivation behind this article? Is it an encouragement for all employers to track their employees or is it that we should all return to the office? This form of surveilance should be deemed illegal as the employer is not buying
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by acvny 6y ago
Wow. Waiting for this in other parts of the world.
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by acvny 6y ago
Incorrect. A plumber can spend 10 minutes to fix a leak, but the same plumber can spend 4 hours on apparently the same leak but a slightly trickier one. The same for farm - how much of the output depends on workers and how much on the envir
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by acvny 6y ago
Finally a reasonable comment. I was looking for it thinking that I've gone crazy and it's only me who thinks there is not much to talk about an advertisement for an overpriced crap item. Most of those comments seem to be paid cont
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by acvny 6y ago
Clickbait title. If it doesn't involve radiation leak, it cannot be compared to Chernobyl.
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by acvny 6y ago
Java swing or javafx
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by acvny 6y ago
A truly stupid idea. As if tanks need long range or long time autonomy. That's where nuclear energy is useful. A tank is a disposable unit. It can be easily destroyed and it doesn't carry lots of troops or vehicles.
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Florida mosquitoes: 750M genetically modified insects to be released(bbc.com)
3 points by acvny 6y ago|1 comments
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by acvny 6y ago
it shows me first the results from 2014. What is the logic behind rankimg the results?
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by acvny 6y ago
"Universities would have to limit faculty appointments to a century at most in order to refresh their talent pool and mitigate old-fashioned education and research dogmas." - has the author realized that a century to a million yea
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by acvny 6y ago
Correct, but this is so rare that can be ignored.
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by acvny 6y ago
The point was that the article is just blah blah blah. The usual rhetoric without any concrete proposals. So I offered a concrete solution. Looks like some readers didn't appreciate the humor.
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by acvny 6y ago
Mr Bill please share your $100 000 000 000 so that we can buy 3 333 333 electric cars.
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by acvny 7y ago
I don't think this is a law and it's stupid. It is just an observation. Of course 1 will be more frequent.
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by acvny 7y ago
Very good rules. I went through the point about unsolicited offers. I didn't know how to say no.
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by acvny 7y ago
Impressive. How much data can be deducted from some pictures. What is it made of though?
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by acvny 7y ago
A very very big part of all consumer goods in the world are made in China. Including your iPhone.
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by acvny 7y ago
The greatest invention/discovery of modern times is electricity. It is the second fire and much much more..
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by acvny 7y ago
SRE is a scam
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by acvny 7y ago
Let them adapt or die
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by acvny 7y ago
Haha, you wanted free antivirus?
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by acvny 7y ago
That is a novel not an article
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by acvny 7y ago
They spoke so beautifully and clearly. As if playing in an old movie
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by acvny 7y ago
We got it all wrong. People migrated from the North Pole towards Africa not the other wy around.
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by acvny 7y ago
What a bad thing this AMP is... it is very hard to go directly to the website. Good that only shitty news outlets use it though
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by acvny 7y ago
What a bad article. Started so well and then finished in a haste. There is a whole theory of invention called TRIZ. One idea there is tht transcending matter phase boundaries could lead to new inventions.. worth looking up.
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by acvny 7y ago
This article must be paid PR cleanup
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by acvny 7y ago
Programming certifications are very useful and important for one thing at least - unless you learn for a certification and pass the exam, you cannot tell that you really know something well. As for the non-programming like AWS or Scrum Mast

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