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akudha
5y ago
I am having a hard time believing it is just simple entitlement - most people who are anti-vaxxers, anti-maskers, verbally abuse waiters, cashiers etc tend to be bullies. They tend to just pick people who usually can't fight back and r
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akudha
5y ago
Are you only thinking of the equation a + b = c? Maybe in this case it is limited, but if we try anything like a + b + c = d, then it might be quite a large list to check, no? According to the website below, there are 5,454 four letter word
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akudha
5y ago
How hard would it be to write a program that can create such puzzles, given a set of few thousand valid English (or some other language) words?
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5y ago
attacks on those groups from bystanders are steadily climbing Do we know why? I can understand why people might attack the cops (not saying it is right), but paramedics? Firefighters? These people literally save our lives while putting th
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5y ago
I wonder if C is an unsolvable problem. There is some progress being made (revenge porn laws for example), but for the most part, law lags behind. Even if we had robust laws, I doubt law enforcement has the interest and resources to go afte
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5y ago
It would be a long time before we run out of oil. Given that solar is becoming super cheap, our reliance on oil will keep reducing. What is likely to happen is change in political will to keep the ban - you know, the usual bribery and the t
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5y ago
Jeez! 59 year old guy with the same salary for the last 10 years. People working in 100 degree temperatures with no air conditioning. This is depressing to read :(
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5y ago
You have a multi billion monster on one side and a teeny tiny app on the other side. I don’t think Apple is afraid of Amazon or anyone else. It just makes sense to side with a fellow Goliath than with some unknown app. There is no upside in
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Ask HN: Can you share some of your favorite human language learning resources?
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5y ago
Good on him. That said, they will find some other young but starving martial artist and record all his moves. He may not be as famous as Li, but he will be cheaper and easier to manipulate. I wonder how far are we from making movies complet
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5y ago
I've met people who agree, and people who disagree, but I've never seen anyone change their minds. I've had the same experience. There are people who will not give up (or even reduce) meat no matter what - they are fully aw
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5y ago
We can't quit oil & gas overnight, the world will come to a standstill. But if Twitter were to disappear overnight, it would have zero effect on humanity, isn't it? In other words, he could have joined any number of good compa
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5y ago
Does it take one full year for a FOIA request to complete? Why does it take so long? On the other hand, the document does seem thorough (I only skimmed it) from a first glance
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5y ago
I am not the one who posted the comment above. Whoever downvoted the comment (at the time of me writing this) above - can you add a comment why? This seems like a reasonable comment. I see more and more reasonable comments simply being dow
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akudha
5y ago
Not your parent comment, but the U.S didn't enter WW2 until Japan attacked Pearl Harbor, immediately after which Germany declared war on U.S. Right?
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5y ago
I don’t know about regulation. But if you’re talking about Bitcoin’s energy consumption - there are alternatives (Nano, for example) that are not resource intensive
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5y ago
It is pointless to compare the misdeeds of one superpower with another. Nobody becomes a superpower without doing shitty things, both at home and abroad. If we debate which superpower is least shitty, we’d be here all day. Also, we are well
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5y ago
Didn’t U.S pharma companies used to sell drugs overseas that is banned on U.S soil? I don’t know if that is still the case. While collecting data like fingerprints etc is bad, collecting DNA is on whole another level. Imagine using it for i
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5y ago
I feel the same. I think with movies, we don’t have put in any effort at all. We just sit there and watch. With books, it is a lot more effort - not just reading, but imagining while reading. Maybe that extra effort makes it more enjoyable
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5y ago
The sum was intentionally impossible (equivalent to about 18 billion dollars), Assuming this figure in today's money - we have a country of more than 10 million people who can't afford to pay 18 Billion, and we have at least two
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5y ago
For climate change, is it a problem of intelligence though? We all know plastic is bad, but most of us don't care. Most of us know reducing meat consumption is a good thing (for environment and otherwise), but most of us won't ent
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5y ago
Few years ago, the Kuwaiti govt started collecting DNA from every person in the country. There was also a news article about British schools collecting DNA of their students and passing it to the cops (don’t know if this is fake news or n
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5y ago
Woah, that is a very dark view to take
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5y ago
Not saying you’re wrong (I have never met a drug dealer in real life) but I have a question - shouldn’t it be much easier for drug dealers to sell their product vs say, a furniture salesman? After all, there are no furniture addicts but th
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5y ago
Is this everywhere in FL? Or just Miami? I used to live in WPB about 4 years ago. It wasn't that bad to find a rental at the time
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akudha
5y ago
Supreme Court has ruled that in general individuals cannot sue sovereign states without their permission in federal court Can someone explain why this is the case?
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5y ago
Japanese are known to think very long term as well
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akudha
5y ago
This can be mitigated (at least to some extent) if database vendors forced requirement of passwords (at least semi strong) during installation, no? Is there a reason why I should be allowed to access a database (even if it is local, on my l
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5y ago
This site is neat! There is thoughtful commentary on each book in each list, on why it was picked. Very cool. This can be a starting point for anyone to learn about pretty much any subject.
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5y ago
If you yield to a patent troll and agree to give them some percentage of your earnings, and later that patent gets invalidated - you still have to keep paying. This broke my brain. How does this make any sense whatsoever??!!
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