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by drannex 6y ago
I've started seeing that. There have been quite a lot of posts in the past two days that have been egregious (holocaust denial, threats, positive suicidal ideation, conspiracy theories). They are all deleted quickly and flagged, but ju
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by drannex 6y ago
Unicode, some emojis are comprised of two characters (two emojis) put together, thus are two characters. Often one is the main character, and the second is the variation code. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4267971
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by drannex 6y ago
Good riddance.
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by drannex 6y ago
This logo is garbage, I can't mince words about that. Looks like an obscure chinese/japanese app company logo.
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by drannex 6y ago
My mother is notoriously immuno-compromised and gets sick two or three times a month for extended periods of time. This year, due to the increased amount of mask wearing, standing apart, increased cleaning, and seeing people on a limited ba
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SpaceX will attempt to recover Super Heavy rocket by catching with launch tower(techcrunch.com)
48 points by drannex 6y ago|10 comments
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by drannex 6y ago
> And the Big Dog needs constant direction. And the Big Dog requires a lot of technical experts surrounding it at all times, an energy production system, and if it falls over or gets stuck it will be harder for one or two people to get i
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by drannex 6y ago
It's a survey, but according to GOBanking 69% of Americans do not have even a thousand dollars in savings[1] (Almost half of respondents — 45% — said they have $0 in a savings account. Another 24% said they have less than $1,000 in sav
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by drannex 6y ago
This is such a garbage take, and you know it. Stop trying to bait others with takes that are entirely nonsensical to the article at hand. Linking to flawed critiques of the 1619 project and proclaiming "BLM" both authoritarian (it
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by drannex 6y ago
You could check out sci-hub(.do) and plug the DOI ( https://doi.org/10.1089/cyber.2020.0049 ) into the search field. One of the greatest resources for researchers and the scientific community at large.
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by drannex 6y ago
You keep going. Every project you give up on you keep trying again on something new. I always suggest having three things to focus on, three projects, that could be for fun, hobby, family, or side project related. Something that allows you
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by drannex 6y ago
This. I think the Hacker News mindset has substantially shifted in the last few years from the "Hacker" mentality of doing things because they are fun and knowledgeable, and more towards Enterprise News.. Not everything needs a bu
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by drannex 6y ago
> produces more technological advancements than Silicon Valley Boston would say otherwise.
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by drannex 6y ago
I would highly suggest anyone interested in joining the community. We are always interested in having more varied voices and engagement on the platform. We're small, but that's a good thing.
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by drannex 6y ago
I'll be honest, F3, while the most hated was the one that I had the most fun. It was the more serious of the entire franchise and I liked the change of pace and the kingdom-wide choices (and becoming the King/Queen of the entire t
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by drannex 6y ago
Do you have your own indexer or are you relying on others?
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by drannex 6y ago
When it first launched it was quick, simple, beautiful, and easy to use compared to all the alternatives at the time. Ever since it has become more and more muddled as they regressively focused less on users and more on revenue with quick c
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by drannex 6y ago
I will never be able to forgive her for absolutely destroying tumblr.
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by drannex 6y ago
The above is not true with the actual data showing that the mean time is 7.5 years for production¹ as I wrote (and sourced) in another comment in the thread. France is also the world leader in nuclear power and is investing even more resour
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by drannex 6y ago
The true mean construction time for nuclear reactors is only 7.5years¹ and this does not take into account the new Small Module Reactors (SMR) that are substantially smaller that are starting to be put into production² ¹ http://e
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by drannex 6y ago
96% of spent fuel rods (nuclear "waste" ) is reusable, and the remaining 4% is so incredibly small in waste and has a much smaller half-life compared to the pure radioactive fuel rods. > All of the used nuclear fuel produced by
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by drannex 6y ago
I had a double take when I saw your comment and looked back at the graph as well. I've asked the author to describe the reasons behind it, if there are any.
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by drannex 6y ago
Their case is accurate to the graph, the graph is showing the distribution of wealth of the top 1% vs the general population, and in the last fifty years the top 1% does in fact have a wider share (the graph actually shows we are at our wor
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Campaign for a Green Nuclear Deal: Forging a New America(medium.com)
13 points by drannex 6y ago|25 comments
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by drannex 6y ago
And this is why we have a solid paper trail as a backup for any major discrepancies.
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Company made to change name that could be used for XSS vulnerability(engadget.com)
2 points by drannex 6y ago|0 comments
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by drannex 6y ago
Even more interesting on Deezer - Deezer Has a New Message for App Pirates — ‘We’re Not Going to Stop You’ https://www.digitalmusicnews.com/2020/10/26/deezer-pirate-ap...
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by drannex 6y ago
If you are interested in something similar that focuses more on engineering and science and goes far more in depth then I highly suggest Omega Tau ( http://omegataupodcast.net/category/podcast-en/ ) by far the best
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by drannex 6y ago
This needs to make it to the front, especially as I have heard rumours the last several years that these programs have grown in usage and that there is virtually nothing to be done about it.
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by drannex 6y ago
I do believe constant iteration is better, but Javascript has many problems at its very core, and many Node developers transitioning to Deno are going to create and write solutions that are more akin to their comfort in Node. This will lend

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