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fatsdomino001
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Don't worry, conservatives will get in and fire-sale our natural resources to try and pay off the debt. It's like a horrifying good cop bad cop.
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> That core may get more extreme in its echo chamber, but its overall movement could end up being smaller and weaker. This is precisely the problem. That core will certainly get more extreme because there's no cross pollination betw
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"you can help the redeemable extremists __know__ they're indulging in extremism by forcing them to go to fringe websites rather than allow them to stay on Twitter and Facebook as if nothing is wrong." This is such a terrible
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I like your landing page design
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I wonder how the inclusion of graph features in Postgres 14 will affect this project.
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The answer actually isn't no in this case, because the question was whether any natural phenomemon may also be CONTRIBUTING to CO2 levels, which of course there are countless natural contributors to CO2 levels. So, just be careful beca
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The advice that Fortey gave Snoop at the time was to use mycorrhizal fungi. That’s not in this article, but they did a video at that time showing the meeting. If anyone has any questions on mycorrhizal fungi, ask away. It’s really an undera
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All publicly funded research is most certainly not free, that’s a big part of the problem.
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not yet, but you'd be a fool if you thought it's only going to target Google and Facebook.
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no they are forcing all websites to pay. There's just a delay between the 2 they've targeted currently and the millions yet to be targeted.
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It was a incredible world to discover and explore (especially custom servers with custom maps and content). There was no 'point' to the game, i.e. no final destination or quest to complete... in fact there were barely any quests a
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Ultima Online is the best gaming experience I ever had. In my opinion, nothing has come close to it in regards to game dynamics, was a proper open-world sandbox. As I never found anything close to Ultima Online, I basically stopped gaming e
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Nice, quite useful. Thank you.
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Awesome, great resource to come back to. Good job putting it all together. What sort of infrastructure is it running on? I imagine django of course. Postgres too? Or are you using something like ELasticsearch or Solr?
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If those news sources were going to be fine, why are they so desperate to prop up their failing business model by shaking down competition?
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Yeah Hacker News would likely have to shut down if targeted by bills like these.
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The problem isn't so much the financial cost to link aggregators, it's the regulatory burden. All this bill does is entrench the existing biggest companies in the space and prevent competition, because smaller entrants will be una
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I agree we are dealing with problems better than in the 20th century... but we're on the precipice of a massive economic depression, actually probably already in the throes of it. Unfortunately the fed has bastardized the cost of money
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Does society look stable and secure to you right now?
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Looks very interesting. Yeah I mean, I'm just running a django site, so I imagine I could add a custom middleware that makes an API request on every page load. I guess it would have to try and see if the access token is expired first?
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Is it possible to integrate pirsch into a heroku deployment?
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Sure, no problem. I didn't mean it as a personal attack, just helping the other poster out by bringing it to their attention. In regards to the other unsubstantive comments, is it possible to know which ones you are referring to? I do
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Keep in mind capitalism has lifted more people out of poverty than any other system.
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I can't help but feel this article is saying the quiet part out loud.
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It's better to use different language, like saying how we're exceedingly confident that the earth is round, rather than it being an absolute. Sort of like our confidence asymptotically approaches absolute but never actually reache
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That America and other countries have allowed the consolidation of media companies to such a degree is a large part of the reason why we're having so many problems today.
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It's astonishing to me that people are actually calling for censoring all social media... like honestly, do you not see any of the good that social media does? E.g. Youtube democratized people's voices. Social media is a great equ
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That's a tendency for all headlines/articles, not just those on HN
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Sounds amazing. Wondering if you could shed some more light on what's possible these days with IoT health devices? I've been a bit out of the loop on these developments
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I wonder if these same techniques will be used to track down all the rioters and looters from this past summer. Or is it just used against particular groups?
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