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by chance_state 6y ago
You should first recognize that you have virtually nothing on the line here. You are part of an elite, high-income managerial class that is insulated from pesky things like "working conditions". Sending an email to your manager or
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by chance_state 6y ago
I think you're playing semantics here. The collective, nationalistic culture of China isn't a fact in dispute. The fact that the West acts as a union of extremely disparate and unique nations in league is not even remotely compara
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by chance_state 6y ago
That's an interesting point. I don't know enough about Chinese history to know how to evaluate the present. Is it realistic thought that a similar revolution could even happen in 21st century China? It seems like they have all the
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by chance_state 6y ago
IP norms are a small reason among many related reasons why China will outgrow US/EU/Japan. In China, everything is for the collective, the nation, the 100-year plan. In the West everything is for the self. We're happy to tear
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by chance_state 6y ago
I don't think that's an effective counter argument. Sourcing journalism in the 21st century means living and working with 21st century technology. It's not reasonable or realistic to tell journalists to go back to using the m
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by chance_state 6y ago
>Amazon is very aggressive at stealing ideas from their partners Are there some examples of this? edit - this is somewhat related, from another comment in this thread: https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-40367626
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by chance_state 6y ago
The Github page has a lot more information: https://github.com/taki0112/UGATIT Might be worth changing the link to this.
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by chance_state 6y ago
I just randomly scrolled down and this was the first item I read: >Following a series of terrorist attacks against Cuba (such as the bombing of Cuban commercial flight 455, that originated from anti-Castro Cuban exile groups in the US, s
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by chance_state 6y ago
ie. All press is good press? Because I don't think this is coming across as good press on its own.
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by chance_state 6y ago
I think you're right about that one, unfortunately. Here, how about a quote about blessings? >“When I drink my little wine — which is about the only wine I drink — and have my little cracker, I guess that is a form of asking for for
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by chance_state 6y ago
Hang on, it's big brain time. >“Look, having nuclear — my uncle was a great professor and scientist and engineer, Dr. John Trump at MIT; good genes, very good genes, OK, very smart, the Wharton School of Finance, very good, very sma
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by chance_state 6y ago
>“I see the disinfectant, where it knocks it out in a minute. One minute. And is there a way we can do something like that, by injection inside or almost a cleaning? Because you see it gets in the lungs, and it does a tremendous number o
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by chance_state 6y ago
Don't worry, the cleanup has begun: https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2020/04/24/disinfectan... He's not a moron, he's just on a higher plane of comedy than the rest of us.
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by chance_state 6y ago
He sits and watches a particular television station for _hours_ a day. To think that he listens to the CDC and not his friends on TV is extremely naive.
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by chance_state 6y ago
You see this frequently on HN, where the president says something completely insane and lo and behold there's some obscure article on the front page supporting him.
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by chance_state 6y ago
Otherwise stated as, "how much you got?"
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by chance_state 6y ago
https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/stochastic_terrorism
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by chance_state 6y ago
Not really sure what point you're making or what you're asking. What is a "Russian puppet"?
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by chance_state 6y ago
Could not disagree more. The entire point of enumerating rights in the constitution and it's amendments is so that they are _not_ subject to changing circumstances.
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by chance_state 6y ago
I follow pro csgo closely. No one uses a fucking CRT.
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by chance_state 7y ago
Can't both you and GP be right?
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by chance_state 7y ago
Sure, but with a large enough call, legitimate users may come and go during the call too.
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by chance_state 7y ago
I think this article is a bit over my head, but if Apple never has possession of users' private keys, how are they able to recover iMessage conversations when a phone is lost/stolen (which I know they can do)?
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by chance_state 7y ago
Source on doctors and nurses being fired? I haven't heard any reports of that.
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by chance_state 7y ago
/s ?
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by chance_state 7y ago
Isn't there a trade-off though between always knowing what a button does on the first guess and having to misclick once or twice but then having a clean UI forever? I prefer the latter.
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by chance_state 7y ago
Sorry, but what would be the use case for running code on a satellite?
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by chance_state 7y ago
Gotta love when HN users go out of their way to apologize for disgusting and immortal behavior by tech companies. I'd expect nothing less.
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by chance_state 7y ago
>Kim Dotcom's house was raided by the FBI [...] Source? The US asked for his extradition and the NZ authorities raided his home, as far as I know.
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by chance_state 7y ago
>I also block first-party cookies This is the front loaded approach which can cause breakage. I prefer the back loaded approach of using an extension like Cookie Auto Delete or similar that deletes cookies once you're away from a d

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