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811.
Elon Musk is suing the law firm that forced him to buy Twitter(qz.com)
13 points by donohoe 3y ago|10 comments
812.
by donohoe 3y ago
Yes, but no. The proposition isn’t doing X instead of Y. Regardless of adding bike paths etc., this should be addressed.
813.
New York City’s AI hiring law takes effect(qz.com)
101 points by donohoe 3y ago|134 comments
814.
SaxaVord spaceport to force airline reroutes crossing North Atlantic(theferret.scot)
1 points by donohoe 3y ago|0 comments
815.
Netherlands imposes export controls on advanced chip manufacturing equipment(scmp.com)
2 points by donohoe 3y ago|1 comments
816.
by donohoe 3y ago
I’m there too: @donohoe.dev
817.
by donohoe 3y ago
No. I believe he is just on the board.
818.
Minecraft's devs exit 7M-strong subreddit after Reddit's crackdown on protest(pcgamer.com)
32 points by donohoe 3y ago|4 comments
819.
Last-minute Government amendment seeks to muzzle DPC critics (Ireland)(iccl.ie)
77 points by donohoe 3y ago|22 comments
820.
by donohoe 3y ago
I’ve seen so many over the years. They never last. Example: https://www.theverge.com/2021/5/4/22417852/twitter-buying-sc...
821.
by donohoe 3y ago
There have been - many. The economics never work out. Here was just one example: https://www.theverge.com/2021/5/4/22417852/twitter-buying-sc...
822.
What’s your type? Try these tests to pick the perfect font for you(washingtonpost.com)
2 points by donohoe 3y ago|0 comments
823.
Google’s cookie alternative is not a privacy-first solution(the-media-leader.com)
2 points by donohoe 3y ago|0 comments
824.
How I landed a model rocket [video](youtube.com)
127 points by donohoe 3y ago|29 comments
825.
by donohoe 3y ago
I find anything McKinsey claims to be dubious by default.
826.
by donohoe 3y ago
My kid was excited to their own purchase on Amazon when they got a debt card. Somehow they ended up paying monthly for Prime. I managed to cancel and get a partial refund but it took multiple tries.
827.
by donohoe 3y ago
You are changing the argument. No one here said that either. Aside from that, you are still wrong, as per cmh89's comment.
828.
by donohoe 3y ago
By 2050, if we are very lucky we will have kept temperature rise no higher than 2 degree average - though that will be uneven in its application. That world will see a shift in weather patterns which will affect water, agriculture, and habi
829.
by donohoe 3y ago
Well... yes... and climate change is going to be responsible for more and more of that as it affects food scarcity, habitable land, drives refugees (which has political ramifications with xenophobia and nationalism), and conflict over finit
830.
by donohoe 3y ago
I would guess that the majority of people playing this down in the comments are not themselves parents, or can't see what makes climate change different from everything else humans have faced in the last few hundred years. I have two c
831.
by donohoe 3y ago
I think the overall point is that a large set of people, myself included, wholly disagree
832.
Machines and Morality(nytimes.com)
1 points by donohoe 3y ago|0 comments
833.
In Overhaul, Alibaba’s Boss Moves Aside and Two Co-Founders Step Up(nytimes.com)
1 points by donohoe 3y ago|0 comments
834.
Will Elon Lose Control of Twitter?(puck.news)
8 points by donohoe 3y ago|7 comments
835.
'Fair to assume' Russia is mapping cables and pipelines off Irish coast(thejournal.ie)
6 points by donohoe 3y ago|0 comments
836.
by donohoe 3y ago
And whomever shall pull the sword from the stone becomes king/queen of what exactly? Asking for a friend.
837.
by donohoe 3y ago
Thats just the thing too, iPhones really last and continue to get regular software updates. I can't say the same about any Android phone I've had in the past. My original iPhone SE lasted so long that I was sad to see it finally b
838.
by donohoe 3y ago
Not really. You can easily find this information. Perhaps start here? https://thebanter.substack.com/p/matt-taibbis-puff-piece-on-...
839.
by donohoe 3y ago
Typo in HN headline. It is "baccalaureate", not "baccalaureat".
840.
by donohoe 3y ago
Neat but does not account for possible transfers - and maybe thats not a bad thing?

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