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by avip 7y ago
Does this extension give any party the power to unpublish not-legally-allowed content?
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by avip 7y ago
Puzzling that after 20 years of internet stupidism, people still think unrestricted user content could somehow be a good idea.
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by avip 7y ago
Minor correction: hundreds of millions of refugees is the best case scenario in the UN climate refugees projection.
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by avip 7y ago
Immigrate to a safe country.
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by avip 7y ago
If you're a newcomer to this long thread, pls CTRL+F manigandham and read all his comments as a primer. Lots of misinformed couch-comments here. If you'd like to reasonably rant about ad-tech (and that's welcome), understand
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by avip 7y ago
The main impact is that we eat way more out-of-season fruits and veggies. Year-round-everything is a pretty new concept.
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by avip 7y ago
Gleaning was great when we had villages with small fields interleaved. It's impractical and irrelevant the way modern industrial agriculture is structured.
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by avip 7y ago
The more relevant aspect is people who see half-ruined fruits at a grocery step outside and go to another one. It's mainly the big supermarkets who refuse to buy mixed quality produce.
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by avip 7y ago
I'm holding a dataset (not from the US), let's go over it. Numbers are in %weight from initial produce. Loss is an actual final loss - products left in fields. Cucumber: 30% tomato, strawberry, peppers: 10% Eggplant: 20% Kolorabbi
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by avip 7y ago
Oh, ok. Excuse my lack of familiarity with SV food waste jargon. Nothing is "solved" wrt fresh produce loss. It's a worldwide acute issue, one of our major sustainability killers.
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by avip 7y ago
I volunteer at an NGO that collects dropped food from the food supply chain. The ugly fruit is not a myth, and I have both the numbers, and the fruits, to prove that.
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by avip 7y ago
Well, you just lost yourself a T-shirt Sir. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20269076
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by avip 7y ago
As any other critical underlying infrastructure of our lives, it's taken for granted and ignored until it breaks.
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by avip 7y ago
CloudFlare continues to raise the bar in terms of communicating technical issues to the public. Thank you for yet another enlightening writeup.
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by avip 7y ago
Hats off to Verizon for treating everyone equally without discrimination.
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by avip 7y ago
The death toll in India only, from heat waves only, in recent years is in the thousands. This is an illustration that the "rising ramp" fable would be more realistic if the ramp itself was of varying height. Some parts of the eart
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by avip 7y ago
To quote someone [0] The good news is the human race probably won't go extinct. The bad news is that was the good news . [0] can't remember where I've heard that
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How much climate change can still be considered safe?(twitter.com)
25 points by avip 7y ago|15 comments
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by avip 7y ago
It's just a standard squatted domain, I don't see any spam trap.
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by avip 7y ago
I do think the strength of evidence should be somewhat correlated to the weight of claims, Maybe a sidenote to extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence . I've expressed similar sentiment here https://news.ycombin
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by avip 7y ago
It's a question of liability, not liberal return policy. what good is a return policy, Mr. Anderson, if you cannot see...
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by avip 7y ago
Try google something like "how to do X on Y" or "what's the shortcut key for A in B". You have to crawl through piles of garbage like a racoon to find the one-liner you were looking for.
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by avip 7y ago
Anecdotally, I was recently listening to music in some audiophile house, streaming from ~15K$ eq. It wasn't even close to anything I've heard before, other than live music (in something like a jazz club, not a rock concert). Profo
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by avip 7y ago
He asked about legality, not technical difficulty.
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by avip 7y ago
respecting robots.txt and using publicly declared ua come to mind.
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by avip 7y ago
That’s pretty obvious no?
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by avip 7y ago
So in short, you are backing out from your claim that Israeli intelligence provided us with evidence of weapons of mass destruction in Iraq that helped push a war ? Good, so there’s no argument.
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by avip 7y ago
You'd better come up with some pretty convincing evidence for such allegations. There's nothing even related to your assertion in your link, neither in the "source to link" (that does not support anything the link says,
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by avip 7y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pP_T45UG1-o&t=30m29s
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by avip 7y ago
It's completely practical and deployed globally. But knowing there's a leak (akin to "knowing there's a bug") is not enough to find and fix it. And the cost-effectiveness drops to likely negative for a small place.

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