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by eganist 6y ago
This is probably the right way to do it since AFAICR Amazon also still commingles products sourced by themselves as well as sourced from FBA sellers.
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by eganist 6y ago
https://zerodium.com/program.html Google's SaaS apps aren't specifically in scope, but I'm not seeing exclusions, and I'm seeing potential parallel programs ("sensitive information disclosure: - MS
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by eganist 6y ago
Can we set the title accordingly? "Fun with IP address parsing"
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by eganist 6y ago
Got it. They may have gotten their figures wrong - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medieval_Warm_Period
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by eganist 6y ago
> You realize in 600ad the temp was a 1 hotter than today. There is no maybe we reintroduce at a later time because whatever you think needs to happen with climate change never will. Interesting. Do you have a source for this?
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by eganist 6y ago
Pretty much. If the ACLU wants any measure of success, encouraging whistleblowers might be the way to go.
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by eganist 6y ago
Fair re: definitions. Thanks for that. But I have to disagree with your counter around airworthiness. Even after adjusted training, a plane crashed, and ultimately two planes crashed from the same issue regardless of the fact that the latte
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by eganist 6y ago
> No, it was not unstable. It just behaved differently enough that some additional pilot training would have been needed without MCAS. Quoting Boeing with my own emphasis: > MCAS, or Maneuvering Characteristics Augmentation System, is
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by eganist 6y ago
> The error was not in the concept of the MAX nor the concept of the MCAS. The reason MCAS was introduced in the first place was because the platform that Boeing chose to extend (to avoid recertification requirements) was unstable as a r
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by eganist 6y ago
it's most definitely not. The application and collection points aren't even the same because there's a time delay in antibody testing.
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by eganist 6y ago
Southwest and AA would be incentivized to pursue recourse if it turns out their faith was placed in a product as a result of deception or fraud... but this is even more true if consumers punish the airlines for falling victim to such decept
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by eganist 6y ago
> and stopped vaccinating people who already had COVID How would you propose doing this without drawing blood from every single person getting a vaccine?
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by eganist 6y ago
Upheld but with limits: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Austin_v._United_States This was the push that got the snowball rolling, so to speak.
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by eganist 6y ago
I sadly don't think this will make any difference. In fact, it might've had more impact if Terence did this before the suit. Speaking of which: the Texas suit itself, on the other hand, just might make that difference. (Discusse
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by eganist 6y ago
> s/his/her/ s/his/their
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by eganist 6y ago
Although for what its worth, I wonder if it's possible for a cell to throw telcos off by broadcasting at higher power and connecting randomly between more and less distant antennas. This is probably one of the dumber ideas I've co
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by eganist 6y ago
> Most people are offloading their externalities to the Earth. I'm having a hard time understanding this sentence.
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by eganist 6y ago
When it feels like a hug, and you haven't felt a hug in a while, is it really a surprise? I don't blame a single person who becomes afflicted with addiction.
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Adobe Atmosphere (2003)(en.wikipedia.org)
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by eganist 6y ago
TL;DR: Scott Adams made some allegations about the election that have been demonstrably falsified, and YouTube enforced their content policies much the way any private company might. Worth noting that The Federalist has been repeatedly[1] i
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by eganist 6y ago
Would be interesting to automate retrospective analysis across every comment posted on HN and chart language trends over the years.
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by eganist 6y ago
It's not far from reality; suddenly there's 100% more capacity for analytics and behavioral tracking. God I hate this timeline.
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by eganist 6y ago
> And our new president says that state should be used as a model for housing. Hey, do you have a specific source so that I can read further? I tried googling but to no avail.
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by eganist 6y ago
> Even as a non-lawyer, I know that you can literally just ignore it and go to the contempt hearing (where the judge will most likely side with the news outlet). > Even as a non-lawyer > non-lawyer Hey @dvt, this is a pretty bad lo
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by eganist 6y ago
> This is pretty bad journalism and just kind of meant to stoke the fire of controversy. Imagine not reporting on the fact that a federal institution is trying to test their limits. Just because something is likely to be thrown out doesn
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by eganist 6y ago
Co-ops aren't so much a fancy business model as they are a basic one. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cooperative It's just that more often than not, participants in western economies don't start co-ops be
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by eganist 6y ago
I'm a bit confused. which one in particular? see 5-7-5
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by eganist 6y ago
one soul's not enough how else can you spread such word past HN haikus?
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by eganist 6y ago
> The OP suggested that risk shouldn't be communicated in absolute terms because people can't be trusted to make sound decisions. Presumably it's therefore better to only share relative risk numbers, which are almost alwa
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by eganist 6y ago
> you need to state them in absolute risk if you want people to be able to understand and make decisions. I refute this on the grounds that an alarming number of people seem not to care about their own health given a 1/1000 risk of

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