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anonym29
4y ago
base = location 1st = velocity (location/time AKA speed) 2nd = acceleration (location/time/time AKA rate of change of speed) 3rd = jerk (location/time/time/time AKA rate of change of acceleration) If you'v
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anonym29
4y ago
I find the US government guilty of making secret malware that was deployed against both US citizens and friendly allies.
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anonym29
4y ago
Relevant anecdotal data point: I was first diagnosed when I had my first suicidal thoughts at 12.
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anonym29
4y ago
Sold 7/31/2020: $872,019 Listed 7/8/2022: $1,200,000 House flippers like you are a major contributing factor to the housing affordability crisis, which has ripple effects further down the market, that contribute to the h
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anonym29
4y ago
If you think privately developed implants are bad, wait until what you hear what Google, Apple, Microsoft and every other US-based tech company are being silently forced to do with their user's data by the NSA.
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anonym29
4y ago
If you're concerned about privacy, you shouldn't be using any Microsoft products, period.
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anonym29
4y ago
No, solo activity. Need to find something to do outside of my tiny apartment and local bookstore to not go crazy. Doing FIRE on an extremely tight budget. Major health issues arise spending any meaningful amount of time outdoors this time o
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Ask HN: Free indoor adult-friendly solo activities away from home
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4y ago
Criminalising the sale just turns what could otherwise be taxed and regulated product (tested for mycotoxins, pesticides, solvents, heavy metals, etc; ++tax revenue) into an unregulated (and thus less safe) and untaxed product sold exclusiv
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anonym29
4y ago
I'm 100% pro-legalisation, not because I believe cannabis is harmless (I got psychologically hooked the exact way lacker describes), but because: 1. Putting people in prison for using it causes more harm than the actual usage of it doe
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anonym29
4y ago
Yeah, because this was obviously my best-effort attempt at defending encryption, rather than simply mocking the arrogance of the parasitic bureaucrats who assume it's even possible (let alone achievable) to put the genie of encryption
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anonym29
4y ago
Zuck couldn't pay me enough to voluntarily enter his data-theft kingdom. I feel bad for all the folks who already have their privacy routinely violated on his platforms without their knowledge.
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anonym29
4y ago
$11,900, not including battery. You can buy a finished LS long block for the same price making the same power that weighs a small fraction of what a 300-mile-capable battery pack does. EVs are going to remain the punchline of jokes to enthu
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anonym29
4y ago
They're literally criminalising math... What's next, criminalising the act of speaking in languages the police don't understand?