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by czzr 5y ago
Only if you use iCloud photos, so you do have a choice. In practice any major cloud provider is going to or is already doing this. We need a better regulatory approach, it isn’t practical to put the responsibility on providers.
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by czzr 5y ago
Yes, and Tesla also made sure that all the other road users around those 1000 beta testers opted in to being part of a development project. So all good.
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by czzr 5y ago
They meant “genetic”
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by czzr 5y ago
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/journal/1475679x
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by czzr 5y ago
Typically people being scammed don’t feel like they are being scammed.
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by czzr 5y ago
I mean this as a genuine question - do you think it offensive to say that “a trans woman is a trans woman?”, meaning that their life experience is not identical to a cis-woman?
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by czzr 5y ago
What exactly is wrong in that statement?
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by czzr 5y ago
How sad that a well written post that openly and rationally speaks of his internal struggles, and ends in a positive place, gets dismissed as “homophobic”.
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by czzr 5y ago
If a major app moves to a different App Store, people will install the second (and third, and fourth, etc.) No one will say “oh, well, I want Instagram because all my friends have it but I’m not going to install Facebook’s store to get it b
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by czzr 5y ago
Where would you say the Pfizer COVID vaccine was developed?
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by czzr 5y ago
It’s not possible to use entanglement to send information faster than the speed of light.
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by czzr 5y ago
Much of China’s pollution is from industries that the West outsourced, and which support western consumption today. So it’s certainly not as simple as China being selfish.
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by czzr 5y ago
Biggest issue with this argument - advertising supported businesses are fine, contextual advertising is fine, targeted cross site advertising is a pointless red queen race that is undermining our society in multiple ways.
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by czzr 5y ago
Of course it wasn’t invented by Apple, that would be ridiculous. It was actually invented by Goldilocks.
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by czzr 5y ago
C) His desire to prove something new leads him to overstate / overemphasise / mislead himself on degrees of difference.
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by czzr 5y ago
The data there does not prove it. If you think it does, quote the exact proof.
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by czzr 5y ago
It doesn’t mean that - Musk is blatantly doing the incorrect comparison you mention.
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by czzr 6y ago
No it was a fair question. Real answer here: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Democrat_Party_(epithet)
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by czzr 6y ago
Doubtful. Who ever said that about rockets?
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by czzr 6y ago
What specifically do you think he got wrong in the thread? That’s more useful to know, rather than name-calling.
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by czzr 6y ago
I would say - Plants produce their own food and don’t move. No doubt there are edge cases.
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Virtual Particles: What are they? (2011)(profmattstrassler.com)
98 points by czzr 6y ago|32 comments
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by czzr 6y ago
What alternative institutions?
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by czzr 6y ago
Interesting article on journal publishing but the HN title is the name of the blog not the article, which is confusing.
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by czzr 6y ago
Well, yes, it is. Not sure what point you’re trying to make?
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by czzr 6y ago
Anything the UK did was done while it was still under EU rules. Agree that other European countries should be doing better.
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by czzr 6y ago
If it’s the only option that exists, why wouldn’t they?
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by czzr 6y ago
An issue with open access is that you have to pay thousands of dollars up front to get published - fine if you’re in a rich western lab, not so great if you’re in India or some other emerging country.
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Ask HN: Intel Reaction to Apple M1?
3 points by czzr 6y ago|0 comments
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by czzr 6y ago
What does it sacrifice?

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