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by cft 4y ago
I don't think those pipelines are very useful without gas
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by cft 4y ago
This is also against the same HN guidelines. Not the right venue for ad-hominem attacks with zero information: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31156073 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31134308 ht
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by cft 4y ago
>most people like you don’t understand what it means. Your comment is against HN guidelines: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html Please don't sneer, including at the rest of the community.
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by cft 4y ago
I am curious which law prescribes mandating the ISPs to block websites in the United States? Since it's the first time in 30 years since the first websites, it must be a new statue?
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by cft 4y ago
To merely have the machinery and precedent in place for the American ISPs to block any site is a very dangerous, Orwellian precedent. The decision is unlikely to be appealed because the defendant is a foreign company. This https:/&#x2
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by cft 4y ago
It could be that the email was ambiguous (because the refund amount was not stated in the email) and he'll get back only $10,000 total (only $25 from the first deposit), in which case he's actually purchased $10,000 worth of bonds
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by cft 4y ago
This is a wrong venue to condescendingly teach other people how to write comments. The goal of this forum is to contribute information or insights. If you you think I violated HN guidelines, please downvote and report to dang.
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by cft 4y ago
Can you point to the specific error in the paper? I have a PhD from MIT, but I am not sure why "UBC" is relevant to the paper in question.
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by cft 4y ago
People won't stop buying phones because their laptops are 5G enabled. The laptop's eSIM would be on the same plan as the phone. It would help carriers to push more expensive plans with much bigger data caps, which is easy with 5G.
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by cft 4y ago
Good point. Why doesn't every Apple M1 laptop have an eSIM and a 5G transiever?
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by cft 4y ago
I am just comparing the potential veracity of a peer reviewed article in Nature of two MIT authors and one emergency physician from Ben Gurion University with a one line dismissal and a newspaper link. Which one is "we'll [sic] kn
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by cft 4y ago
Pixel Repair Program: https://www.blog.google/outreach-initiatives/sustainability/...
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by cft 4y ago
"Every liter of fuel saved can help to reduce dependency on oil imports and thus indirectly influence the further development of the war,"
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Asking a theoretical physicist about the physics of consciousness(youtube.com)
1 points by cft 4y ago|0 comments
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by cft 4y ago
I asked a friend who works at the local airport (no scheduled flights) about jet traffic. He said, once in a while, people come with a Spanish Cessna jet to hunt in Sierra Moreno. There are very rich people here too.
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by cft 4y ago
1. I do not yet know why. I think somebody may chime in on here. Maybe because there are no multinationals, the economy appears to be somewhat local, insulated. 2. Middle class here has way more comfortable life than in San Francisco. I mea
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by cft 4y ago
"but in case you want a real answer for Spain specifically, an internet person I know named Cassander explained to me that the basic cause of this is that because the US is richer than Spain, the quality of our good is higher and the t
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by cft 4y ago
He can start his own business or work for a smaller company
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by cft 4y ago
Arguably those ones disappeared together with desktop messaging: main use of messaging migrated from desktop to mobile, but they either never developed compelling mobile apps or developed them too late (Skype)
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by cft 4y ago
I have been thinking about this for a while, and came to the conclusion that the main weakness of progressivism is its arrogance. A progressive simply thinks that she is more educated, virtuous or simply better than others. This manifests s
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Robinhood opines: as a US citizen, I cannot buy cryptocurrency in Spain(migrant.substack.com)
8 points by cft 4y ago|4 comments
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by cft 4y ago
But what makes you think that the real IP serves the same site to the public internet, as it proxies to CF? If I were using CF for DDoS mitigation, I would drop all traffic to my real IP other than traffic originating from CF.
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by cft 4y ago
>by scanning the public internet in it’s entirely, indexing the domains Can you explain this?
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by cft 4y ago
Unfortunately people like him have been leaving Russia in droves since 1917, then in 1990, etc. The popular support for the war is arguably the result of this negative selection.
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Pixel 6 owners say their phones are automatically rejecting some incoming calls(old.reddit.com)
17 points by cft 4y ago|4 comments
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by cft 4y ago
https://twitter.com/thecitywanderer/status/15161769835495301...
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by cft 4y ago
I suppose "lots" mean more than one or two. Can you provide a list of cloud-based shareable free office suits?
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by cft 4y ago
The problem is that this private company has a list of words that they decided was inappropriate. By highlighting these words in their monopolistic product (Google Docs), they are influencing discourse and shaping opinion and implicitly edu
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by cft 5y ago
I wonder how carefully he's weighted his position, because that probably means a tactical nuke use eventually.
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by cft 5y ago
If Russia was willing to attack NATO, it would drop actual nuclear bombs, that are way more lethal than destruction of nuclear plants

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