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by cup 10y ago
They probably did a cost-benefit analysis and realised the logistics and effort required to get one israeli into a gaza hackathon were not worth the pay off. Maybe you could organise a fundraiser to sponsor gazans to come to israel instead.
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by cup 10y ago
I think It's a bit premature to suggest they're "about" to divest.
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Chinas Firewall inventor forced to use VPN live on stage to dodge own creation(theregister.co.uk)
8 points by cup 11y ago|0 comments
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by cup 11y ago
Actually, now that I've noticed the article concludes with a link to emozia im suspicious of the whole incident.
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by cup 11y ago
Strange they went through the trouble of armed robbery but didn't bother checking for watches or jewellery..
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by cup 11y ago
Strange how the author slips "said Mr. Philby, whose treachery was responsible for the deaths of hundreds" casually into the final paragraph.
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How We Train Our Doctors to Be Racist(bostonreview.net)
1 points by cup 11y ago|0 comments
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Australian security agency strands Australian in Syria due to Facebook comments(gimc.org.au)
2 points by cup 11y ago|0 comments
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by cup 11y ago
To suggest the Middle Easts problems are a result of climate change and now western imperialism and colonialism is strangely misguided.
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by cup 11y ago
From HN.
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by cup 11y ago
I know the minister for Telecommunications in Somalia. I asked him to do an AMA on hackernews but there was no interest.
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by cup 11y ago
It's a bloody hard job. Bad hours. Dangerous. Low social value. This article comes across as if they are getting paid too much for being 'lowly' garbage men. So what if they don't have a degree, It's hard work that
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by cup 11y ago
Cage for those that don't know is: "is a London-based advocacy organization with an Islamic focus, whose stated aim is "to highlight and campaign against state policies developed as part of the War on Terror".The organiz
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The price of dissent(youtube.com)
1 points by cup 11y ago|1 comments
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by cup 11y ago
I really wish articles would be more visually informative. A photograph of a 'button battery' would be useful. A photograph of the histology of the oesophagus pre and post exposure would be great.
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by cup 11y ago
Germany has a unique historical relationship towards domestic spying and intrusion. I wonder if that influences Germans attitudes towards websites that accrue personal data.
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by cup 11y ago
The designs are far superior to the one used though. It's easy to see how under the pressure, the lights and expectations one could misinterpret the card.
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by cup 11y ago
Bringing up immigration in a conversation about antibiotic resistance, knowing what we know about animal farming practices is ridiculous. An analogy is like complaining about one leaking faucet in a conversation about drought when everyone
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by cup 11y ago
Whats the point in putting a complex image up if I can't zoom in to read it.
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by cup 11y ago
Probably would have been a lot more Jews alive in Europe for starters. Edit: People seem to be unhappy with this comment. Rather than vote on it, why not comment on it.
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by cup 11y ago
Theres a narrative. Pushed by the government and supported by the media. If an event doesn't fit within that frame then it won't be picked up.
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Are algorithms racist – and can we fix that?(pri.org)
2 points by cup 11y ago|0 comments
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by cup 11y ago
Oh sure, I agree. I'm more just curious how hes managed to come out unscathed. A lot of famous people usually take a big hit when accused of domestic violence.
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by cup 11y ago
Whats most interesting about this is that his history of domestic abuse has yet to tarnish his history.
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by cup 11y ago
Arab scientists were performing reproducible and successful removal of cataracts 800 years ago. Surely thats 'real medicine'.
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by cup 11y ago
"Medicine has only been a real science for less than 100 years, and we've already seen complete cures for some diseases and good progress for others." Thats a bit unfair. Scientists have been painfully working to advance the
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by cup 11y ago
Can you explain the distinction for me?
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Australian women are having fewer children, later in life(painauchoripan.blogspot.com)
37 points by cup 11y ago|55 comments
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by cup 11y ago
A cloning factory is private property, a bridge is public access. Presumably you think the technology in a cloning factory is more expensive than bridge making equipment, but maybe you're not taking into consideration the various codes
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by cup 11y ago
278 last I checked, but I don't think It's for that particular stretch of road.

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