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by ausbah 7y ago
Wow, spam comments on Hacker News. That's a first.
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by ausbah 7y ago
For some context, in the novel Rey Diaz tried to hold back a alien invasion by threatening to blow the whole solar system into the sun with nuclear weapons.
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by ausbah 7y ago
My prediction, influenced by the article: -The competitive part of MTG goes the way of online only. -Niche or "player based" formats like Highlander or EDH stay within the realm of paper. -Collecting cards remains worthwhile only
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by ausbah 7y ago
This is amazing! Speaking as someone who played from ~2011-2013, seeing this type of growth in something I loved brings me nothing but good feelings. It also speaks a bit to a type of business model centered around tech that doesn't tr
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by ausbah 7y ago
It is, but governments can exercise extreme control over the internet 99% of the population receives.
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by ausbah 7y ago
No, but if they don't have an easily accessible platform their message can't spread.
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by ausbah 7y ago
No, I wouldn't equate the teachings of ISIS with my neighborhood mosque. Religions have many variations under the larger umbrella.
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by ausbah 7y ago
What could one possibly have to learn from these right wing extremism (and many other such groups)? The ideas, beliefs, and everything else they promote has been consistently been established as nothing but baseless drivel. Some ideas shoul
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by ausbah 7y ago
I think it's okay to discriminate or moderate against a set of beliefs if you can show that the spread beliefs lead to the widespread harm of others.
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by ausbah 7y ago
Religious groups have a loooooong history of persecution, discrimination, and genocide.
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by ausbah 7y ago
What are Pythons biggest issues from your perspective?
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by ausbah 7y ago
Reminds me of this comic https://smbc-comics.com/index.php?id=3890
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by ausbah 7y ago
To me this is incredibly ridiculous, millions more dumped into the brain draining maw of finance.
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by ausbah 7y ago
It's more like the Iranian government.
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by ausbah 7y ago
Why does a private company trying to go public need to raise money from investors?
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by ausbah 7y ago
This sounds like an absolute lifesaver for a bunch of people! I'm surprised more people in the comments aren't even a little more enthusiastic.
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CrimeSolutions.gov – evaluations of criminal justice programs(crimesolutions.gov)
1 points by ausbah 7y ago|0 comments
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by ausbah 7y ago
I like the new style, but the execution seems less than ideal.
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by ausbah 7y ago
Has anyone actually used these in production or a feasible side project?
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by ausbah 7y ago
why shouldn't social sciences use the scientific method? seems like all the issues with using it in social sciences arise from messy implementations
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by ausbah 7y ago
I think this article gives Donald Trump a bit too much credit for his abilities.
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John McAfee: Cryptocurrency Is Next Cuban Revolution(reuters.com)
3 points by ausbah 7y ago|1 comments
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Unleashing the cold virus to kill cancer(mdanderson.org)
1 points by ausbah 7y ago|0 comments
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by ausbah 7y ago
The main point of drug legalization to me is to get people out jails and into proper support networks where they can get the medical treatment they need for an addiction without throwing their life away.
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Silicon Valley’s Favorite Philanthropic Loophole(vox.com)
3 points by ausbah 7y ago|2 comments
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by ausbah 7y ago
It has been done! http://www.eng.tau.ac.il/~avidan/papers/vidret.pdf
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by ausbah 7y ago
Because the monetary economists work to improve the economy of their whole country, while "cryptocurrency advocates" are more likely to be vouching for a system that stands to personally benefit them?
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by ausbah 7y ago
Where is the defining line between supplemental income and a job?
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by ausbah 7y ago
But it is, what else could it be?
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by ausbah 7y ago
is it worthwhile for big firms like Tesla that produce these critical software and hardware systems consider hiring independent groups to try and exploit these critical systems for previously unseen bugs before they go into production? outs

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