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by blarghyblarg 4y ago
This seems like a Reddit post, more than a Hacker News post.
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by blarghyblarg 4y ago
Both are driven by a profit motive, but Google takes some forms of privacy more seriously. Lets not use emotionally driven, ambiguous terms like 'evil' to describe these kinds of things. Google is not, for instance, conspiring to
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by blarghyblarg 4y ago
It's not even a solution for the problem. Making the baby is super easy, being pregnant is relatively easy compared to raising the kid, having the kid is pretty difficult for a day or two then you've got a few weeks of recovery. T
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by blarghyblarg 4y ago
yeah, at least in colder climates, it freezes way faster than you'd expect. Basically instantly, with a bad habit of pooling around the wipers edit: turns out some people have also tried boiling hot water... I'd never have thought
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by blarghyblarg 4y ago
You just hold them a foot or two away from the window and move it a lot. It's still not a great idea because it's going to take like 30 minutes to defrost your windshield, but in a situation where there's a frozen tarp lockin
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by blarghyblarg 4y ago
almost as good as the odds that he got something pretty close, then changed the details a bit to fit the narrative. or, he stayed up for two days until he got it exactly to match by tweaking his approach a little at a time, and actually mat
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by blarghyblarg 4y ago
Depending on the type of visa, it's not even like the situation depends on employment. I've seen a few people with stable jobs sent home from the US when their visa came up for renewal. Immigrating to the west, the USA in particul
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by blarghyblarg 4y ago
ah yes, the good old "Let's A/B test our capability to influence emotional states using the news feeds." Totally the same as A/B testing button placement. Totally.
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by blarghyblarg 4y ago
yep, 13 year old me had one of these around the first time I was using X. Way back when you had to write your config files by hand. One little oopsie, and that monitor had a line through it for the rest of its life.
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by blarghyblarg 4y ago
Sounds like they were letting very low frequencies through to the speakers and/or accidentally producing DC. I only read the one thread on this, so I'm guessing a lot here, but it sounds like you could patch the <100hz frequenc