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farseer
7y ago
wordpress.com Yeah its a non HN answer but that is what the general population uses in 2020 for a personal blog. If your blog gets traction or you want to expand into a full website, then you can think about changing that.
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>>The language used in these communications, and some of the sentiments they express, are inconsistent with Boeing values, and the company is taking appropriate action in response. This will ultimately include disciplinary or other pe
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Visual Studios
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7y ago
Razor Pit keeps the Gillette blade sharpened enough for about 2 weeks of shaving. This has been a descent money saver.
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7y ago
You are mostly right, except the last part where "This Bill is applicable only for illegal immigrants". The thing is, the Indian government also plans to implement a National Register of Citizens (NRC) in tandem with this bill whe
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7y ago
Do you think the gun slinging rural Republicans would take one lying down? Foreign powers would love to see a circus like that.
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General Melchett: If nothing else works, a total pig-headed unwillingness to look facts in the face will see us through.
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This reminds me of the startups selling dog food that IPO'd during the first dot com bubble. At least collective sense seems to have prevailed this time around.
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7y ago
>>Designing a deniable missile sounds exactly like something an Iran Intel agency would do along with every single other Intel agency involved in the middle east. Including those agencies/countries that might gain from an Arab Pe
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7y ago
There are a lot of political and national security concerns involved in that. The Air Force wants to maintain three aviation vendors in the industry as a matter of policy, otherwise Boeing and Lockheed are equally capable of making bombers.
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Behind India's construction boom, a world of ‘systematic slavery’
(nationalgeographic.com)
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Indonesia picks site for new capital city as Jakarta sinks
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7y ago
The forest does recover, unless the burnt area is cleared and planted with soy or corn of-course.
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7y ago
None of these domains are premium, and can be registered for under $10 easily without any competition.
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>>Since 2013, Boeing has paid $17bn (£13.74bn) in dividends to shareholders and has spent a further $43bn buying its own shares - a spending spree that has helped Boeing treble its share price in just five years. Are share buy backs a
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7y ago
Depending on what kind of plant milk you choose, it will also be highly processed with a sizeable ingredient list.
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Was it an invisible attack on U.S. diplomats, or something stranger?
(nytimes.com)
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Software Won’t Fix Boeing’s ‘Faulty’ Airframe
(eetimes.com)
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India is in a historic water crisis. Will diverting 30 rivers solve it?
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>>For the first time in history, there now exists a substrate upon which AGI can manifest We don't have any revolutionary substrate in the pipeline other than silicon in the next 10 years. A 50-100 years? maybe.
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At least the users flag gender and race based submissions organically or so I have noticed. Try submitting anything here that criticizes China, Russia, India or Israel and watch an army of accounts flag your submission. They seem to have th
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At least one person from that elite team would also be pulling 70 hour work weeks at google. That means 10 hours a day, google serves free lunch on weekends too, albeit with less opulence. Work life balance in a startup is an exception, not
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Israeli rabbinate courts accused of using DNA testing to prove Jewishness
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China’s might is forcing Taiwan to rethink its military strategy
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Buying a lot of domain names, unfortunately selling them is a lot harder than expected.
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Unless machines can fight autonomously at brigade or division level, it probably won't make a difference. Iraqi generals defending Mosul in 2014, ran away from attacking ISIS terrorists despite outnumbering them 15 to 1 [1]. All it wou
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Only the US. There are exceptions to every rule of-course but you'd have to be in a niche field or live in an insanely expensive place such as Luxembourg or Zurich.
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Tinkertoy, Lincoln logs, Lego, Any of those building toys with magnets.
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Remember that Tesla cars are still very expensive and more or less luxury vehicles. Once BMW, Porsche and Audi enter the EV market to compete, who would still buy a Tesla?
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8y ago
They arrested the founder's daughter! I think it would be a good idea for American execs in China to take a long vacation home until this cools down. No one wants to become collateral damage between a great power rivalry.
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