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by addicted 2y ago
Tell me you haven’t read the article without telling me you haven’t read the article. This article is talking about something that was created 15 years ago. So your “come back to me in 10 years” comment is 5 years too late. And turns out if
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by addicted 2y ago
Also when doing their regular jobs they’re not under investigation. For all their families know they may be sitting in a prison right now. Further, it’s very likely that the crew are experiencing significant trauma themselves. Both the expe
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by addicted 2y ago
You forgot corporate espionage. China is really really good at that.
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by addicted 2y ago
I mean it clearly isn’t covered under current definitions of fraud so lawmakers need to act on them. If there’s one thing the U.S. is good at it’s suing people and organizations. If this was such a clear case of fraud there’d be a phalanx o
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by addicted 2y ago
At one point (maybe still?) Microsoft had at least 3 business chat/calling apps that were supported simultaneously. Lync, Skype for Business, and Teams. And that doesn’t include the non business focused alternatives such as Skype and M
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by addicted 2y ago
Windows 7 was pretty good IMO. Also, Windows XP sucked. Windows XP SP2, OTOH…
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by addicted 2y ago
There is nothing about carbs themselves that is bad for diabetics. Carbs are necessary macronutrient for everybody. If you mean certain foods that also have a high percentage of carbs then sure but carbs are not the problem. Take this line
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by addicted 2y ago
So when you found a counter example to what you believed is possible did it lead you to reconsider your premises? A large, possibly the only, reason you believe that the U.S. and UK corporations are at fault for much of what’s wrong in the
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by addicted 2y ago
This looks like a more detailed link. https://electrek.co/2024/04/30/tesla-pulling-back-supercharg... Pulling out of expanding the supercharger network is genuinely surprising to me. I’ve seen the supercharge
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by addicted 2y ago
So here’s the timeline of your “favourite”. NBC Tweets ( https://twitter.com/NBCNews/status/1768075901802066036 ) > Elon Musk and conservative influencers have spread unverified claims to millions, smearing Haiti
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by addicted 2y ago
From second hand experience (I’ve never owned one but my cousin loves foldables), they’re probably more reliable than an unadorned iphone. Folding means the screen isn’t fully exposed. The major advantage of the iPhone is that its ecosystem
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by addicted 2y ago
Because it’s Canonical and they wouldn’t be Canonical if they didn’t do something randomly and unnecessarily different only to collapse under the weight of maintaining their own unique bespoke technology and then go right back to what every
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by addicted 2y ago
“Do your own research” would be ok if people actually did research. Or at the very least, if they were just reading other research they’d look at primary sources and considering how innumerate most people are, made the effort to learn stati
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by addicted 2y ago
Billions of people have been vaccinated with the COVID vaccine, multiple times. The following link places it at 70% of the world’s population. https://ourworldindata.org/covid-vaccinations Where are all the mass deaths and
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by addicted 2y ago
Leaving a comment on Hacker News is orders of more magnitude more unnatural than pasteurization. For that matter, humans drinking the milk of another mammal after they’ve been weaned off their own mamas is ridiculously unnatural. But you kn
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by addicted 2y ago
I’ve tasted pasteurized milk from a farm. It’s also more creamy and full bodied. I don’t think it’s the lack of pasteurization that made the milk you tasted different but the fact that it was directly from the farm and from healthier animal
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by addicted 2y ago
That is such a ridiculously inconsiderate approach. Why can’t you just say “hey, are you available for a call now?” Instead?
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by addicted 2y ago
Wasn’t it approved for people with diabetes? I’m assuming the tests were done on people with diabetes then. Were there tests done on non diabetic people as well?
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by addicted 2y ago
If that was the case how did they not realize this until a few weeks before the whole process was completed? And the maker of the vegan cheese disputes this based on the criteria of the competition, but the awards didn’t give them a chance
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by addicted 2y ago
India has the most foreign founders. Keep in mind that this is despite H1B rules disallowing most Indians from founding companies, and the 100+ year backlog for educated professional Indian immigrants gaining permanent residency meaning the
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by addicted 2y ago
TLDR - Hooks are a lie. Pretend “hooks” as a term or concept doesn’t exist. Treat every hook as a unique and independent concept and learn each separately and individually. 1. The purpose of specific hooks have silently changed over time -
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by addicted 2y ago
This is a blog post from 2020 that introduced React Server Components and talks about it being in the R&D phase. https://react.dev/blog/2020/12/21/data-fetching-with-react-s... React v1.0 was out in
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by addicted 2y ago
Animal agriculture uses up 80% of the land and provides humanity 20% of its protein. All those addicted people will be able to satisfy their food addiction at significantly lower costs and consumption of resources by switching to a plant ba
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by addicted 2y ago
And plastics! My favorite fact is that animals are allowed a certain percentage of plastics in their feed, and it’s not a tiny percentage. It’s a significant number.
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by addicted 2y ago
“Climate doomerism” has been around for at least 3 decades. Heck, the last decade has seen more good news on the climate front than any decade before, with wind and solar energy becoming cheaper and growing faster than any other source of e
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by addicted 2y ago
I go to real life protests for both climate change and for better housing policy in the U.S. so I’m hardly someone who believes there are no problems. And I’m also not a homeowner. But the idea that someone, anyone, living in Australia has
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by addicted 2y ago
Only made them a top 5 economy with a tiny population, few natural resources and little to no land. Sounds like being a U.S. vassal state is an excellent place to be. Which is actually truer than one may think. Most U.S. “vassal states” do
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by addicted 2y ago
What’s the point of doing this at a brand level. What would seem more relevant is the type of car, so SUVs vs Sedans etc even if you want to group it further by brand after that. I can’t imagine a truck would have the same maintenance as a
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by addicted 2y ago
The EU is doing this right. The rail infrastructure is publicly owned. But the rail infrastructure is open access that private companies can pay for. As far as I understand you can even have a public carrier but it must bid for access like
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by addicted 2y ago
No one is excited about a new Apple TV. At least there’s a few geeks like me who’d be excited about a new Home Assistant update. But literally no one cares about Apple TV, a product so uninteresting that Apple couldn’t even give it a unique

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