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> From his videos, we know that he has guns This is interesting because we know that's not a good security. In fact, it has been shown that having a gun in the house is associated with more firearm-related deaths and not less. So I
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> There is literally no downside If you have suffient savings.. Which is definitely not the case for most people
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pony express disappeared in the 1860s...
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You just did the same with TLA ... Thanks to another commenter who explained it
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Unfortunately they do A/B testing on the same video to confirm this.
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Bepo totally changes the layout, whereas this one does not.
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> and 6 because Dr. Meyerowitz-Katz was suspicious of them.” That's a bit frightening, of course someone would be suspicious if results were going against his/her opinions
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> The king put him in command of his forces to engage Yue’s navy in a midwinter river battle and the forces of Yue were routed The story is nice but some details ruin it IMO.. How would a salesman know how to command an army ? Also, the
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So there's still 5% of spiders that can pierce your skin and inject stuff? That's not very reassuring
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House spiders usually cannot live outside. So you're also most likely killing them by escorting them outside (I do this too btw, because I don't want to crush them, but I know that outside is likely not better for them).
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So you might imagine what ruby felt like ...
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So you never changed volume or luminosity ?
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api call / month is not good, as it can be frightening. I don't know how many api calls I am going to use when I subscribe. Therefore I think $/month or $/user/month makes more sense. To choose between the two, I wo
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Could someone explain better what this is about? I don't understand what "seeking" means in this context. I can still go back or forward manually in my video if I need to
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The implicit information is that there is one-in-billion chance that this event happens to someone in a given month.
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French employees also get a pre-filled tax return, they just need to check that it is correct.
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> no serious work is done during pair I think that's the most important point you made. Pair programming is not for all programming, and in fact the goal is not to produce code. It's more about sharing thought processes with ot
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That is absolutely not "we have no idea". It's a very precise prediction, not like a [10%-90%] range. If you look at all their 50% prediction, the half of it should be rain and half should be no rain. This is what this number
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No company or professional user would use word if they did not own their work. Maybe people using word for non professional matters would.
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Nobody would use Word if the terms of service said that Microsoft will be co-owner of everything you write
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> Why a person would ever walk away from a computer without saving is beyond me. Because on other computers it just works. And if the computer stops it will re-open your unsaved documents.
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But what about noise ? Is it really accurate in a real world environment ?
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It makes sense if vaccine reduces infection rate.
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Those monuments were built by Napoleon, what do you suggest, that they demolish them ? Those monuments are not celebrations of Napoleon..
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He's a frickin genius because he found ways to break the law with impunity for his own profit ? I'm surprised by HN sometimes.
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I think they removed this but I'm not 100% sure
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I think mailspring is decent (definitely not perfect but at least the UI is prettier than thunderbird) But it's desktop only
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> They (AWS) should not accept traffic on that hostname until ownership - tightly bound - is proven. Why shouldn't they ? Don't you think it can be a useful feature ?
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Because it's a lisp, code is a data structure
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Are you familiar with prolog ? For me it was kind of "wow" as it's very different from all other programming languages. I don't use it but it was very interesting to learn it.
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