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anenefan
4y ago
Pointing out or calling out people posting BS, that is clearly BS, does not fall into any category of logical fallacy - those arguing the case that it does on the other hand ... I've heard people in that field talk about the possibi
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anenefan
4y ago
Most fears would be based on how much AI will end up running. My own fears: AI will be used to further complicate dynamic page response to the user ... where it starts to become like asking a person ... if it likes the user fine, if it work
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anenefan
4y ago
lol ... why indeed. The core reasons software criticism doesn't exist as it might for other tangible products seems to have eluded the author. Simply it's more a case of YMMV and amount of sale pitch circulating on the web at t
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anenefan
4y ago
One has to keep in mind a lot of them aren't too bright. The fifty dollar children's edition encyclopaedia on whatever technical topic trumps someone who's written a good page into the deeper workings that has not found its
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anenefan
4y ago
A should have died, how am I here event. However six days after the accident still resting up, I slowly began to realise I was losing or had lost some core bits of memory / learning from a couple of important younger years, which mad
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anenefan
4y ago
If you need to make a font then perhaps try FontForge. [1] Be aware that if you copy and use this created font in the web or self publish, which is very much all based on another source, you'll need to hope that it was a free font,
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anenefan
4y ago
It's useful so I doubt it's use will stop since the terms are so universal. A programmer will generally glancing over a page, pick up quickly on the area related to the syntax of a new program or command. If they don't ge
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anenefan
4y ago
If there is an existing font used, it's probably best to see if you can identify it. I haven't looked at the software available for some 12 years or so, way back when I was sorting out old manual pdfs. For one such manual I wante
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anenefan
4y ago
Google's downfall was set in motion long ago ... it's only the last two or three years some people found they were trying to use a search engine that was basically inoperative past a basic insert keywords and lets see what pops ou
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Ask HN: Are any archivists here interested in a 196 g collection from vtda.org
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I should mentioned the coastal damage episode in a separate paragraph for clarity. The two herbicides are quite different, one kills woody weeds very effectively at minute amounts, the other is a residual grass type herbicide which can mo
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anenefan
4y ago
Now you've clarified you mean for submissions, my reply wasn't relevant.
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anenefan
4y ago
Ok now I've looked, if one was able to see individual karma for each user who submitting a reply to the submission, the answer is sometimes but on more controversial topics the answer would be no as per < Downvoting Comments All co
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anenefan
4y ago
That's about it from what I see, but I'm just a newbie, however I don't think there's any additional prizes after reaching more than 500 or 1000 ... I could check the FAQ but I'm about to get off the web for the nig
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anenefan
4y ago
The Landcare movement is pretty solid having good support from government. I'm embarrassed to say I can't recall the actual small regional group's name, even though I have over the last 20 years or so read their pamphlets whe
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anenefan
4y ago
Yes I really agree with her sentiments, the group think native is best manages to penetrate and insert itself as the ideal all should aspired to enact. It's a sorry sad fact that in my local (Northern part of Queensland, Australia)
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anenefan
4y ago
If it's more dangerous, surely there's a long list of people who have clearly died of adverse reactions to their shots, it makes sense that some people didn't react well due to the toxicity of the spike protein of covid-19.
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anenefan
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I have felt something like that would be advantageous for the member's thread page - but I would be simply happy with the number of comments in brackets after the thread tittle ... it would be at least of all be useful for those when
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anenefan
4y ago
It's bad enough with the amount of private data already scraped legally by websites, without sanctioning the removal of privacy. Honestly the "for the kids" we know is BS, they say it's for the kids, even if they pa
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It shouldn't be a surprise ... the last number of years I've (I'm northern Australia) seen people purchase the automatic cars with little thought. I know that the internals are more often more pricey than a decent second han
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anenefan
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Yeah it's a silliness in Australia where most of the online newspapers want a subscription, they're owned by two or three interests at a guess judging by the please pay box ... I routinely add the sods to the deny list just so I g
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anenefan
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One of the most interesting things a couple of years ago when looking (long weeks of digging and thinking looking for something practical) at finding alternatives for powering IC powered equipment was looking at why old slow fuels like kero
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anenefan
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(I researched this over 25 years ago to deal with sleep issues. Case in point it's common to think that light enters the eye, and automatically triggers the melatonin production cycle. It doesn't. The signalling actually tran
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anenefan
4y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34891578 I had commented at the earlier link pointing out that their study might be a little off unless they're using a new water soluble very short half life formulation of ivermec
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anenefan
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I would hazard a guess they are using a water soluble formulation of ivermectin with a very short half life in the body (I didn't know such a thing existed) - since the usual fat hungry types applied subcutaneously or to the skin lay
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anenefan
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The silicosis threat is making the national tv news here in Australia today ... I'm unsure what the thinking is behind it, it's not exactly logical. I've worked in the construction industry long enough to know that not only
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anenefan
4y ago
My condolences on your friends passing. I often don't think there's any making sense of such things, at best coming to terms with the path they've chosen and for the many varied reasons a person despite knowing will contin
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anenefan
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Thanks and that's a heck of a curve ball on my view of this study. IIRC it's not the same study I recall written up before peer review and read back in late 2020 but it's left me wondering how it could be. Sometimes I don
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Is there a link to the full study and peer review? I wish I could find the original dissection and conclusions in 2020, but I don't recall the positive count being common. I don't recall where on the web I read the study in
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4y ago
The important aspect of a wet market / farmer's market is the removal of exotics from the trade. [1][2] There is a movement that simply doesn't like live animals prepared into food at the markets, or raw meat products hung in
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