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exporectomy
5y ago
Sure, but there is no such range of IDs in America, is there? It seems like a choice from a set of various not-easily-and freely-obtainable-to-everyone IDs.
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exporectomy
5y ago
I don't understand. There have been independent candidates, haven't there? Doesn't that show that they don't have to belong to either major party?
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exporectomy
5y ago
In contrast to Whānau Waipareira which tried to exclude non-Maori by using a password to restrict access to vaccines? https://www.newshub.co.nz/home/politics/2021/09/act-leader-d...
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exporectomy
5y ago
Did you really live through that whole Trump-era hate speech and harmful misinformation culture and not once stop to understand what that means? Did you do nothing more than repeat slogans without passing them through your human intellect f
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exporectomy
5y ago
Are you implying that the claim in the rap was factually correct and Youtube was wrong to classify it as misinformation?
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exporectomy
5y ago
Italy is at 80% and they still see the need to ban unvaccinated people from places. New Zealand is planning to ban unvaccinated people form places after we reach 90% of over-12-year-olds. So even with a massive 80% vaccinated, the vaccine d
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5y ago
The implication of that is that we should accept climate change, is that what you're saying? Deindustrialization would probably be worse than climate change so it's likely not an option. In case you want deindustrialization, can y
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exporectomy
5y ago
As for how the hashing works, that's more an implementation detail, isn't it? How it finds the target is what the DHT tech does. But I have to say the home page and example was incredibly clear! For such an abstract thing, it was
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exporectomy
5y ago
Sure. Not saying this case is harmful to animal welfare, but the idea of anything that seems immediately good being actually good, even a little bit, isn't generally true.
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exporectomy
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Unicode really wasn't practical at all back then. Unless your entire system end-to-end was built internally, you'd have to interact with some non-unicode software. There was also no agreement on a common UTF-8 encoding, and other
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exporectomy
5y ago
Perhaps there's some chip that has some functionality enabled by a logic input. The designer intended it to be off but KiCad tied it high or low or open to turn it on instead. That functionality might enable a serial interface or readi
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exporectomy
5y ago
It's not clear that many of these efforts are good at all. A classic example is feeding stray cats. That just increases the carrying capacity so you're creating more stray cats and even more will be hungry. Exterminate cows to pre
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exporectomy
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I'm confused how the client/local proxy finds the rest of the distributed hash table to do its lookup in. Are there some fixed conventional internet addresses it can start from or something?
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exporectomy
5y ago
She makes a clear implication that she would replace it with her own cultural ideologies.
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exporectomy
5y ago
Considering the entire content is aligned with a popular political ideology, it's clear that she's just using it as an argument for her ideology. She even implied that a straw-man claim she attributed to science was wrong for no o
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5y ago
I'd say the biggest neglect was not being touched by his mother as a baby. That kind of invisible neglect of babies is perhaps the worst kind of child abuse. They have no memory of what happened or why they're screwed but they
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> you should expect to see this regular grid disappear since their options for reaching a destination are no longer constrained to a single path along most of the route to their destination. That's a post hoc rationalization. All th
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That's kind of how it already works with recommendation letters. The result of nobody wanting to say no is that every letter is positive but the number of adverbs chained together signals their true opinion of the candidate rather than
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5y ago
But how is that less biased? That will still be biased one way or another (eg. more college students than gun licensees, or whatever) so regardless of whether they allow all of them or none of them or an arbitrary subset of them, it will st
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5y ago
> Another is changing people's party affiliation, so they cannot vote in primaries. Aren't the primary elections the business of the parties conducting them and not really part of the democratic process at all, but rather a way
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> refuse to accept college IDs [...] more likely to vote for the "wrong" party How is that different from accepting college IDs because students are more likely to vote for the "right" party? Seems like both options a
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Previous generations though it was nuclear war. I wonder what our grandkids will decide it's going to be. Probably something we couldn't even imagine being a disaster today.
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exporectomy
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Replacing bullshit jobs with UBI takes away many ways that important emotional needs are met. Feeling useful, important, part of something bigger, respected, etc. These are very important for quality of life.
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Worth realizing that a lot of pre-internet systems like bureaucracies and phone networks were full of known and actively exploited vulnerabilities but they relied on obscurity and the law to discourage excessive exploitation so white-hat ha
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No, science doesn't show us that efitz is a horrible person.
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China doesn't want to ban it, just some grumpy people. There's always some grumpy person who blames loud neighbors for their own life or sleep problems.
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Parent's point seems like what they're doing here. Trading underage porn is illegal, as well as revenge porn in some places, etc. so they forbid that and allow legal porn. Seems like they really are doing "all legal things an
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Remains to be seen or is already known to be impossible? All the carbon in fossil fuels originally came from the atmospheric CO2, didn't it? And it was never as hot as Venus. What are the steps we would need to take to make it as hot a
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I think it's already slowed. We've stopped completely disregarding conservation and now it's a factor in any major works project that might disrupt the environment.
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Maybe dog whistling isn't the problem but just plain old whistling?
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