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901.
by defrost 5mo ago
Good thing the MAUD Committee didn't listen and repeatedly pushed the US who just wanted to make power with atomic piles and didn't even think it was possible to make a weapon. Mind you, there was no complete working device until
902.
by defrost 5mo ago
Alternatively, in Australia at least, "bureaucracy" streamlines the issues and at various times and locations offers rebates and schemes to reduce significant upfront costs and fold those into payments over time included in bills.
903.
by defrost 5mo ago
numbers[i] < 500 is a conditional (true or false) that evaluates to 1 or 0 (in C) Therefore smlen has either a 0 or a 1 added to it's value .. equivilent to only adding 1 if True.
904.
by defrost 5mo ago
"yes" ... Australian studies show a protective effect (in that the fewer people that got COVID (correlated with vaccines) the fewer got Long COVID) See Page 8: https://www.aihw.gov.au/getmedia/9592f439-9b96-45
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by defrost 5mo ago
> We are all like ants in an ant mill. Each of us is doing the things that locally make sense for us Easily lead by chemtrails, yes - but it is a fact that some individuals have disproportionately more influence over "local zeitgeis
906.
by defrost 5mo ago
Did I say that? Perhaps direct your Socratic Simplicio more accurately.
907.
by defrost 5mo ago
An agreement that had independent inspectors from several countries accessing utilities and leaving behind tamper resistant (and tamper revealing) instrumentation at regular intervals (along with the usual back and forth robust discussions)
908.
by defrost 5mo ago
> before developing everything Have they cleared all the landmines and UXBs already?!? That was fast. * https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/jun/24/trump-family-k...
909.
by defrost 5mo ago
In a doctors suite: Doctors prescribing drugs recommended to them by pharma reps should disclose that connection. On a media "news" program: Producers of media programs should disclose any connection "experts" they inter
910.
by defrost 5mo ago
I expect this: > "The expert claiming that cancer is bad was employed by the NHS five years ago" from any media outlet quoting that "expert", yes. I'd also like the circumstances of their departure to be mention
911.
by defrost 5mo ago
Sure, and I appreciate the science behind your blank nom de guerre. That said, in the cut and thrust of conversation and or debate the example by dialogue isn't perhaps as clear cut a device as it may have seemed from your keyboard. Th
912.
by defrost 5mo ago
It's not the message spoken that is at issue here, it is the lack of disclosure of the connection of "the expert" to those that benefit (or suffer) from the message.
913.
by defrost 5mo ago
> You as the user have sole agency and what you use the statistic file for. Along with OS provider and any software developers that have included exfiltration and command vectors within any tools used on that drive. Modern computers are
914.
by defrost 5mo ago
Any documented examples of these disappearing mountains? We do have examples of billions upon billions of tonnes of iron being moved that have altered (slightly) the spin axis, also examples of ground water pumping at scales that have done
915.
by defrost 5mo ago
Pharma reps "bribing" doctors prescribing habits is a thing, for sure, and varies in degree by country. This is a separate issue for media reporting on (say) new tanning treatments that are endorsed on screen during traditional &q
916.
by defrost 5mo ago
Media in general is poor on declaring any and all bias of their various interviewed "experts". Quack doctors spruiking amazing new treatments (that they hold shares in). Automotive experts promoting car brands (that they receive a
917.
by defrost 5mo ago
Just on the facts, * assisting US offensive actions, * weapons sales for offensive usage (eg: The UK government admits that Saudi Arabia has used UK weapons, made by companies around the UK, in its attacks on Yemen.)
918.
by defrost 5mo ago
New Math finally causes havoc 61+ years after introduction? Oh my. * Tom Lehrer: New Math (1965) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W6OaYPVueW4
919.
by defrost 5mo ago
Global report provides an alternative to climate breakdown, political extremism and economic tensions - https://globaljusticeproject.wid.world/
920.
'An equal and habitable world is possible' Vision for planetary survival(theguardian.com)
8 points by defrost 5mo ago|1 comments
921.
by defrost 5mo ago
> Your theory is that .. That'd be _ your _ strawman that _you_ typed. In the factual world, how many non NZ born billionaires already have residences in New Zealand?
922.
by defrost 5mo ago
Hey, don't leave out the New Zealand Navy having an entire two frigates and an oiler. * https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7xUYbI64QHI
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by defrost 5mo ago
It goes wider than gender bias, also from Australia: People with intellectual disability continue to receive substandard healthcare as program to train doctors risks closure ~ https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-06-03&#x
924.
by defrost 5mo ago
I've a friend up the coast, nearly 100 now, a ham operator who used to relay space shuttle calls, former operator in PNG, British soldier during the Mau-Mau uprising. Back in the day, during WWII, he was defusing bombs and mines while
925.
by defrost 5mo ago
All the comfort of the hemisphere least likely to suffer nuclear fallout coupled with the familiar warm embracing hug of the five eyes security panopticon.
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by defrost 5mo ago
Previously on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48365168
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Scientists lose critical ocean observatory climate record to Trump cuts(phys.org)
6 points by defrost 5mo ago|2 comments
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by defrost 5mo ago
Will this also impact ocean thermocline models used to pinpoint enemy submarines?
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by defrost 5mo ago
Don't anthropomorphise the lawnmower.
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by defrost 5mo ago
They're selling well just 5 miles from El Paso with reportedly much interest from US customers. The U.S. Wants to Ban China's High-Tech Cars but They're Already Here in El Paso - https://news.ycombinator.com&#x2F

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