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arolihas
5y ago
Pods don’t really hurt social media companies though.
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arolihas
5y ago
These links may be helpful: https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2020/01/wuhan-seafood-market... https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6... Basically cases of
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arolihas
5y ago
Depends on who we consider average I guess :)
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arolihas
5y ago
The lack of originality hurts I guess. What was more biting was the faux productivity, tech addiction, and social isolation and alienation of such a mundane daily routine.
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arolihas
5y ago
The day in the life one was amazing as well.
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arolihas
5y ago
You realize you’re on HN right?
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arolihas
5y ago
The edits are subtle but clearly introduce plausible deniability. Some of you might be interested in the science suggesting lab made origins, I enjoyed this article: https://thebulletin.org/2021/05/the-origin-of-co
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arolihas
5y ago
The fact that you can’t create a key binding for a window or even name it is ridiculous.
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arolihas
5y ago
Downvote button is not just for disagreeing guys. I’m not even allowed to downvote because I don’t have enough karma but it seems like those who are deemed worthy to are abusing it.
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arolihas
6y ago
I’m inclined to agree with you, but my sense of the status quo here is more libertarian than anything else. Might be confirmation bias.
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arolihas
6y ago
RMS?
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arolihas
6y ago
That’s a little harsh. Politically charged arguments are just not in the spirit of HN in dang’s opinion
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arolihas
6y ago
And your 10 fingers have two hands!
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arolihas
6y ago
Not a very charitable interpretation
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arolihas
6y ago
Matt Might is the real deal.
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arolihas
6y ago
Dynamic programming is at the heart of so many powerful and important algorithms in CS, (viterbi, bellman Ford, matrix multiplication, etc). The fact that it was named weirdly isn’t really a knock against it.
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arolihas
6y ago
Where did you find the memes?
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arolihas
6y ago
So who do we think is the super genius at Google that Steve was referring to? My first thought was Jeff Dean.
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arolihas
6y ago
Misinformation also destroys curious conversation.
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arolihas
6y ago
If he’s feeling that much stress he’s probably risking more than just 10%.
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6y ago
https://mobile.twitter.com/search?q=Why%20hasnt%20Obama%20be... Not exactly partisan for Twitter to let this slip. Whereas Parler seems to ban anything that argues against the repulsive shit their users share.
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arolihas
6y ago
I don’t understand why this was flagged. If you or anyone else can explain the reasoning it’d be appreciated.
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arolihas
6y ago
I don't think Parler represented half of the country’s political ideology. At least I hope not.
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arolihas
6y ago
Maybe if he had declined to attend and refused to recognize the results of the election by falsely claiming fraud and spreading misinformation? And encouraged people to storm the capitol? Maybe then it’d make sense for Obama to have been ba
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arolihas
6y ago
I think these guys are genuinely concerned, which is sad because this means they are completely off their rocker. Check out this comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25695661 Complete nonsense that somehow manages
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arolihas
6y ago
Yes it would be unjustified. Election officials and workers would not risk their personal livelihood and jail time just to see their candidate maybe win. And if they would I believe they wouldn't have stopped at just the president, but
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arolihas
6y ago
So you think hundreds of thousands of ballots were out of view and somehow swapped with fake ballots giving Biden the win during the counting process. And that this coordinated fraud got past everybody because an election official was watch
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6y ago
It’s not even how any knowledge in the real world works! These people frustrate me to no end.
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6y ago
It turns out there are places outside of court that care about actual evidence. Like in science, history, or reputable journalism. I know you don’t care about that though, so I wish you good luck in life.
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arolihas
6y ago
So literally nothing can change your mind at this point unless the results happened to show trump won, got it.
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