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by cbg0 8y ago
Compared to a few decades ago, you can live a much longer life thanks to the medication available nowadays.
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by cbg0 8y ago
> the steep decline in the last few years can be attributed to price High unemployment rate is also a very likely culprit: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/graph/fredgraph.png?id=LRUN64TTG...
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by cbg0 8y ago
Can't really fault Amazon or the Django library for you not reading the docs.
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by cbg0 8y ago
Well there's more than a billion indians, so the bad apples do tend to stand out more, even though statistically there might be just as many slimy <insert other nationality here>.
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by cbg0 8y ago
> How and why do you have to back it up? With arguments, and to support your point of view. Maybe I wasn't clear. I wanted some real evidence that racial profiling is effective (as well as how effective it is), I wasn't looking
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by cbg0 8y ago
> Racial profiling is being criticized despite being effective. You got anything to back up this blanket statement?
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by cbg0 8y ago
As long as this is andrew_'s personal experience, I don't see why I'd call him a racist regardless of the race he profiled the most. He even goes on to explain that there's a good reason for targeting white teenagers: th
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by cbg0 8y ago
Here's a roundup of all 9900K/9700K/9600K reviews: https://videocardz.com/78652/intel-core-i9-9900k-i7-9700k-i5...
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by cbg0 8y ago
Democratic party neoliberals are to blame that the republican house, republican senate, and republican president are squandering the US' superpowers?
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by cbg0 8y ago
There's a previous discussion for a NY Times article here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18149831
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by cbg0 8y ago
> I am too as long as they are comfortable with their choices when things go wrong. People that make these choices don't necessarily stop to calculate all the risks they are subjecting themselves to, and instead only think that at t
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by cbg0 8y ago
> these policies are paternalistic and violate consent. Like I said, if you don't like living in a society where the rules aren't to your liking, you can go live by yourself in the woods where there's no one to violate you
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by cbg0 8y ago
> If people want to vote to refuse to fund having a police service, how is that wrong? If they want to go without, that's their choice. You can't really let people have a say with regards to everything they pay for, because a l
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by cbg0 8y ago
The comments specify what "claimed" means: > Not possible to verify as application is closed source. Maintainer could compromise security at any time without detection. I think it's useful to have this differentiation, eve
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by cbg0 8y ago
On a similar note, what would be a good option for building front-ends without much coding? Maybe something that could export a React project, for quick prototyping.
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by cbg0 8y ago
> Seems like using ‘Vandalay Industries’ is a terrible idea. I think it's more of a joke instead of a serious attempt at keeping the ownership hidden.
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by cbg0 8y ago
In text form: https://www.techspot.com/article/1722-misleading-core-i9-990...
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by cbg0 8y ago
Link in the title might be slightly confusing as it is showing differences between current and previous versions of the page. Here's the current page: https://wiki.hetzner.de/index.php/Traffic/en
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by cbg0 8y ago
Browsers should implement some mechanisms to combat this type of phishing. I've gone ahead and reported this as a phishing site on Google safe browsing and other services.
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by cbg0 8y ago
Sometimes it feels that even being "proven" isn't enough for a lot of companies that expect you to happen to know the six programming languages they put in their job ad, because if the ones you do know don't match up the
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by cbg0 8y ago
A16Z should look into these alleged practices, given that they are the lead investor in VGS. Edit: I've sent an e-mail about it.
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by cbg0 8y ago
Their list of investors: https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/very-good-security/i...
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by cbg0 8y ago
No ECC RAM, also their network isn't exactly top tier and many complain about support. You will get what you pay for.
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by cbg0 8y ago
If all you're interested in comparing is price, then yes it is still expensive, but there are other considerations such as network quality, support responsiveness, the actual performance of the VPS.
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by cbg0 8y ago
> It's important to get your eyes checked, but every year is a bit nuts. Sounds pretty reasonable to me, and it's not just to update your prescription, it's also to check how healthy your eyes are.
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by cbg0 8y ago
They did get quite a few negative reviews on the Steam store page about this issue, and there's also a large thread with users complaining ( https://steamcommunity.com/app/289070/discussions/0/170956
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by cbg0 8y ago
> The article wonders, why people got upset about Red Shell on Conan Exiles for example, but not on Civilization VI... Actually there has been quite a bit of backlash, there's a thread with around 2000 comments about it in the forum
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by cbg0 8y ago
From what I've understood from the last two pages, it seems that under the law, cities lack enough legal authority to perform these types of bans. > The Act’s exemption does not save the Ordinance because the City has not identified
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by cbg0 8y ago
One more spam e-mail won't bother them too much when they think they can win a car for it.
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by cbg0 8y ago
I don't know if you're trying to imply that they're being hypocritical or not, but those engineers built tools to sell ads in general, not to sell specific ads, so there's probably a lot of reprehensible stuff being adve

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