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by class4behavior 4y ago
The need to educate a person not to waste food or about one's privileged life has absolutely no dependence on your example, nor is the latter inherently about racism, unless that is your actual motivation, or a real life counterexample
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by class4behavior 4y ago
Law enforcement is no different than a daring or pragmatic lawyer or capitalist, what is allowed or tolerated will always be taken advantage of. As long as the public doesn't instruct its representatives to set red lines on certain top
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by class4behavior 4y ago
>And another part is politeness rules teach kids to be convenient for the parents, for example “don’t play with food, there’s kids in Africa” was never about African kids and more about cleaning up the floor. Seriously? You don't se
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by class4behavior 4y ago
Compared to a couple of years back there are a lot more clearly right-leaning, neither well-read nor well-informed voices on HN. This is not the first thread with a very questionable hivemind leading the conversation.
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by class4behavior 4y ago
Reminds me of Veritas meeting and secretly filming their private conversations with some Twitter employees, then packaging the rants and boasting as conspiracies from Democrats.
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by class4behavior 4y ago
That only supports the above statement. Apple is particularly bad for everyday privacy at population scale.
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by class4behavior 4y ago
>Do we remember those who decided to sit at home and never travel? That's a problem with your education in history, not the reality of past progress or markets. Not to mention that your response has barely any relevance to the point
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by class4behavior 4y ago
>Sorry, it doesn't work like this. Except that personal choices are what affects the market which drives change despite stagnant government decision making.
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by class4behavior 4y ago
That was never a significant concern with regard to the push for lower consumption of meat anyway. If anything the entirety of your diet combined with your physical activity matters, not whether you choose to eat meat at all. Water consumpt
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by class4behavior 4y ago
Twitter's cost was based on its market value. Expanding the portfolio, however, isn't as expensive, especially not when your new boss has all the money. That combined with its pull factors is why some people bet on Twitter coming
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by class4behavior 4y ago
If you want to work for a narcissistic sociopath, you need to think like one - which explains why there are always some people who don't mind him. That is, you should have something to gain from being seen and used as a tool and not ca
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by class4behavior 4y ago
As a side note, imho, there's little incentive for (large) businesses to associate with any particular instance because of the evident risk that users would target and harm their brands.
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by class4behavior 4y ago
First, that is nonsense. Just because there are people accusing others of fallacious arguments for no good reason doesn't mean you can always just disregard the claim. Second, you're the one not addressing my actual points but I&#
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by class4behavior 4y ago
That's both a slippery slope and a strawman argument. No one argued we should allow all links to any legislative work no matter its significance. Not to mention that HN does allow repetition as long as there is a fair period of silence
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by class4behavior 4y ago
Drafts are modified or rejected because of expert/public commentary. As such, it's weird for dang to consider proposals offtopic since HN is not supposed to be like Reddit a general audience discussion platform. Parliamentary comm
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by class4behavior 5y ago
A useless generalization which you could apply to a lot of things or people. First, they ignored Trump, then they mocked him, then they fought him, then he won.
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by class4behavior 5y ago
Probably because they aren't buying the lazy excuse that coincidentally on the anniversary there was an issue. Another point is that the author is politically outspoken.
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by class4behavior 5y ago
That's like saying, if you believe someone's defamatory statements, that's on you, but the speaker is innocent.
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by class4behavior 5y ago
Vine had almost as many active users as Twitter, yet there are users actually claiming no one used it. smh The service failed because it was in high competition and they lost momentum. While Tiktok succeeded simply because it was fresh, app
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by class4behavior 5y ago
It's worth emphasizing that this is merely the first step in an attempt to provide a long-term backup of the archive. Besides that, the project appears to be in need of help in order to restart downloading new papers, which apparently
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by class4behavior 5y ago
Same as in other industries, use something else to cover the costs, best if there is incentive to keep that service alive. For instance, a porn site like xvideos could take over the hosting and moderation.
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by class4behavior 5y ago
You mean a title for those who don't read the article but still vote or comment as if they did? But as far as I know, the purpose of titles is to make you want to get the paper or visit the site and read the article, not fully summariz
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by class4behavior 5y ago
With renewables your base load comes from stored power or potentially trade; that is, connecting Americas to Africa or Asia. As long as you are able to scale your storage, you'll be able to fill it up with solar energy.
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by class4behavior 5y ago
Nuclear power plants aren't just an all-or-nothing kind of risk. There is plenty that could go wrong and either halt its operations or affect its environment. For instance, a lot of plants increase the average temperature of the rive
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by class4behavior 5y ago
Read the comment from Daniel Ray under the article. In short, Muse Group seems to be planning to continue their established business model for Audacity and possibly other future acquisitions. That is, offering standalone open source softwar
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by class4behavior 5y ago
Mind you, this site is zerohedge; one of the early high-traffic sources of conspiratorial conservative/far-right opinion.
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German Presidency charts new COVID19 ‘metadata’ rules in leaked ePrivacy text(euractiv.com)
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by class4behavior 6y ago
It's really ridiculous. Law enforcement and intelligence constantly fail to pay attention to forewarnings or invest in investigations, but right-wing populists still continue to nab on citizens' and human rights. Austia, for insta
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by class4behavior 6y ago
I don't think you need to "really" change your approach when it comes to wikis. The more quality control you need the more often you just let the contributor prove themselves first. Meaning, you don't automatically appro
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by class4behavior 6y ago
Keepassxc has either keeshare[1] or you just share the db files, while in bitwarden it's organizations and collections[2] [1]: https://keepassxc.org/docs/KeePassXC_UserGuide.html#_databas... [2]: https:/&#x2

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