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duelingjello
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30 ft wingspan powered glider drone made from composite materials would be even more energy-efficient. Multirotor drones have low energy densities and waste it rapidly. Other aspects to consider are that the “drones” are replaced by others
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Commodity checkoff: federally-mandated, consumption-expanding propaganda
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I’m neither partial nor against Apple, but picked up a Series 4 watch recently with the ECG crown feature. It’s a pain because it only registers when the app is activated and the opposite arm touches the crown. I’d also consider wearing a c
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Tech vague equivalent of people claiming to be Navy SEALs (stolen valor).
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They’ll run remember to run PTP or NTP before launch next time, won’t they?
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Don Shipley should check for this guy’s name in his database just to verify. Meeting a SEAL is like getting struck by lightning because there are so many phonies out there stealing valor. I hope it’s not the case.
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Hacker's Delight contains recipes for common problems.
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Holiday symbolic bikeshedding... either the trolls have won or the lack of sense of humor has won. Don't we have enough in-laws and existential threats to argue about?
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And it's powered by high-sulphur diesel made from fermented reindeers and children's tears. ;) Don't forget getting children drunk on rum eggnog made from molested cows and unfertilized dinosaur descendant's ovums.
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So the digital equivalent of Sinclair Broadcast Group and their "must run" local TV conservative propaganda pieces masquerading as "news?"
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Fascism and secular scapegoating are disgusting ideologies. There's no excuse for banning protests against hate.
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Pseudoscience bullcrap. Pry my dozen jars of Trader Joe's sweet pickled jalapeños in the pantry from my cold, dead, demented hands. (I'm not even kidding.)
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Popularity is never evidence of rigor or soundness. Lots of people do dumb things like lemmings.
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The MAX was a "bridge too far" for the 737 type. They need a clean-sheet design with big engines and fuel-efficient wings to compete with the A320neo, and the 737 can't be adapted to do that (wings too low to the ground) and
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I recently lost two widow/er grandparents within a week of each other. One committed suicide by starving themselves to death, the other had dementia likely from being sedentary, poor diet and being 96. Stay as healthy and active as you
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And yet most of those people have their consent manufactured, buying into scapegoating of slaves even worse off than them (homeless, foreigners, minorities, etc.), vote against their own interests and believe that socialism and welfare for
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It's also why Amazon/Apple/Google/Roku/etc. basically gives away their beachhead-building boxes that are launching-points for their content platforms and integrations as cheaply as inkjet printers or razor handles.
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Gene Gun
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Ask HN: What Happened to the Allrecipes.com iOS App
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Tell HN: Paradise is almost a food desert and CVS closing at end-of-year
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The International Spy Museum tickets SKU should've been 9999007.
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Feedback is most helpful when directed to the appropriate, actionable context.
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I'd say require using one of a list of 2-3 password managers. Then, the user has a master password that they can change if they want to, and can change individual passwords with less effort. Allow writing master password on a slip of p
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I'd say that lots of kids and infants dying in the past dragged down the average to seem comparatively low compared to today. Of those who lived past 18, I'd wager most adults lived almost as long as today unless an infection or s
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Secular amen. (Not sure what opcode that is. I'll have to look at the datasheet.) RIP bro. :'(
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While I don't eat meat, I don't immediately say it's for whale-hugging reasons at the top of the list because most people are callous and unmoved by animal abuse that they condone with their silence and continued addiction to
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In a C compiler (cc command), there are only compilation units (.c -> .o). Headers (.h) were bolted-on (cpp command) to deduplicate interfaces (forward declarations). This header-only containing implementations adds its code to every com
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Best practices for side projects (US): - Never give work full rights to everything you make on your own time. - Never use company hardware, software, time or offices to develop a side project you might want to monetize commercially later. -
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I think the statue of limitations in Russia is under 10 years for most civil claims. Maybe someone can clarify what are the actual charges and what would the statute of limitations be? If statute of limitations ran out, maybe the corporate
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About 2006, I stood up to my boss trying to cajole me into weakening a credit card processing private network at a big name university. And then I was fired for refusing to do it immediately when all I asked for was to slow down and review
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