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6y ago
yes, of course explosives are more terrorizing than property damage. wtf
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6y ago
What media? That's exactly how fox news, oan, newsmax and donald trump talk about BLM.
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6y ago
This and i3 on the front page right now, is there some reason hn is exited about tiling wms today?
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6y ago
I'm not just sharing anecdotes. Trump cut the number of refugees admitted to 18k in 2016, from 110k the year before. The focus is absolutely not just on curbing illegal immigrants, but also on limiting viable legal options.
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6y ago
> Immigration. Most people have a pretty favorable view of immigration and immigrants - pretty much everyone has an immigrant story in their background. The debate is more on the requirements to be let in, especially in cases where there
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6y ago
Not really to be honest. The web does a lot more today than just transmit text documents. SPAs are overused and generally too bloated, but the idea that JS is not necessary (or should not be necessary) is a non starter.
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6y ago
It's unfortunately becoming more typical.
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6y ago
how/why? it's exaggerated to make a point but it's not altogether wrong
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6y ago
Yeah, I'm confused about this. I live on the peninsula and I have no idea what kind of person I apparently am.
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6y ago
> That's not how TikTok works, the feed is really good at tailoring to the stuff you actually like to watch I think the author here is differentiating on the pool of available videos to show you. TikTok will show you anything (that
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6y ago
Wireless charging is pretty much a necessity for me at this point. It's not an expensive or bulky technology (I can get an adapter that fits under a case for $15), it really bothers me that they keep this feature gated behind the flags
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6y ago
Part of me wants to say "duh", but studies that show obvious results are still useful. I had a similar thought when I saw the paper last week that showed masks that don't cover the nose are less effective than those that do.
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6y ago
My addition is purely anecdotal, but I've noticed in my family that it's the overweight members who make the most noise about overeating on holiday meals. It seems to me that they're not fat because of overeating during the h
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6y ago
By definition this would be hard to test with an overweight population. The reason they're overweight is because their calorie indulgence is not one-off.
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6y ago
Sure, but as far as I can tell nobody in this comment thread is proposing a generalization be derived. We were both sharing how we felt about people having worked in the porn industry.
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6y ago
> I feel like it would be more difficult to find new employment outside the industry due to the negative stigma attached. I don't share this feeling at all. None of my peers would have any stigma attached to anyone we knew worked in
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6y ago
open a dummy account, upload and share it with your main account
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6y ago
yeah fair enough
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6y ago
yeah, i expected it to be instant to be honest, given it's just markup and there's no "thinking"
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6y ago
it's a good point but pretty cringe tbh
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6y ago
I've only used it very briefly, but I thought it was nice to use. What do you dislike about it?
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6y ago
> Everyone uses AWS at the complete discretion of Amazon Isn't this totally obvious? What might be more interesting to note, and what the author is testing for, is if/when these cloud providers change the rules of their discret
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7y ago
> The number of new cases was highest in early to mid-February and has been lower in the past two weeks. What? That doesn't matter at all. The number of new cases globally is growing at an increasing rate- the number will eclipse th
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9y ago
I saw lain a few years ago for the first time and I wasn't underwhelmed at all, I thought it was great.
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9y ago
Why limit the complexity/interestingness of everything to always fit into a single hour? These seem to be aimed at people who have finished introductory material and are potentially looking for (semi-)/nontrivial material. If yo
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9y ago
Because that's where the money will be. Being a piece of the infrastructure means you don't have to care about how particular coins are behaving, as long as the market as a whole is moving up so are you.
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9y ago
> These are proprietary products. Until they release those formulations for testing, we're not allowed to [test them]. This can't be true, or I must be missing something. Why can't they buy these chemicals as "farmers
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10y ago
They're not going to...
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10y ago
Agreed, but this only works if you know you are right about the beginning of the command. Ctrl-R is still the best way I know to search for a command that I may not be sure about the first letters of.
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10y ago
The article does not mention answering questions about anything. It pretty much just says that they created a more accurate model.
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