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by finid 10y ago
“The availability of prompt and accurate forensic science analysis to our law enforcement officers and prosecutors is critical to integrity in law enforcement, reducing violent crime, and increasing public safety,” Sessions said in the sta
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by finid 10y ago
The commission will be replaced with an internal forensics expert(s), so out goes independent scientific oversight of an arm of the govt. that touts so much science.
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US dismantles forensic science commission(washingtonpost.com)
159 points by finid 10y ago|72 comments
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by finid 10y ago
Here's a trick - just say nyet . After a few times of that, the kid will come to the conclusion that (s)he won't get it and just forget it. It's the same way you train your body in response to certain desires.
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by finid 10y ago
For the past months I've been seriously considering starting a theme restaurant that served wild meats - deer, hogs, gators, large constrictors, etc. That idea just went out the window.
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by finid 10y ago
I don't think you want to do that with bones from factory-raised chickens.
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by finid 10y ago
What if you kill the dog for the meat and not just for the heck of it?
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by finid 10y ago
...because it does not have bones or cartilage. So eat the meat and throw away the bones or cartilage. Then go grab the calcium caps afterwards.
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by finid 10y ago
It's the effect of decades of advertisement. We've been duped into thinking that white meat is normal and good, when white meat in chicken breast shows a sedentary existence. Truly free range chickens do not have breast meat as wh
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by finid 10y ago
I agree that China will eventually become a democratic country, but that will even make it stronger, not weaker. China is just getting started, so they're far from collapsing.
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by finid 10y ago
This case reminds of what Turkey has become under Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Knowing how these things go, this guys never stop. They failed this time. Next time, they'll try harder until insulting the president becomes a criminal offence. I
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by finid 10y ago
Everything comes and goes. It's just the nature of things. When it's your time to lead the pack, you will, regardless of the cultural environment. Most of us (in the West) don't know it yet, but we're already in the Chi
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by finid 10y ago
When you demand that your people bow and obey, and imprison people like A1 WW, this goes against promoting and nurturing innovation Although the Japanese were not imprisoning people "like A1 WW", they were bowing and obeying whe
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by finid 10y ago
“order is important in the market.” But one of the local speakers livened things up by delivering a surprisingly stout defence of disruptive innovation. Order and disruptive innovation are not necessarily mutually exclusive. What happened
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by finid 10y ago
Not too long ago China helped Nigeria build and launch a satellite. For a while, the thing was working until it fell out of the sky. That was the end of that one. Not sure if they managed to relaunch another one or got a refund from the Chi
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'Extreme vetting' would require visitors to US to share contacts and passwords(theguardian.com)
80 points by finid 10y ago|68 comments
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by finid 10y ago
Well, it's a good thing you did not try to monetize that idea (found a startup), because technology would have rained on your parade...
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by finid 10y ago
What if there's a network issue that prevented the email from being sent?
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by finid 10y ago
But that most exclude Muslims and Christians, right?
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Connecticut may become first U.S. state to allow deadly police drones(reuters.com)
2 points by finid 10y ago|0 comments
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by finid 10y ago
If I pick a random poor third world country and tell you they are you can never be sure I'm wrong Off course, we will be sure you're wrong, but please, go ahead. Name a "random poor third world country" that has a mili
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by finid 10y ago
I'm not trying to break out of any jail, just how to identify what directories are chrooted on a Linux system. I don't see how ls -r helps me out there.
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Ask HN: How can I find or identify all chrooted directories in Linux?
3 points by finid 10y ago|4 comments
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by finid 10y ago
Maybe he got fast-tracked because his startup is into AI. That's a hot area.
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by finid 10y ago
The rest of the time, they were hiking mountains, taking naps, going on walks with friends, or just sitting and thinking. Their creativity and productivity, in other words, were not the result of endless hours of toil. Their towering creat
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by finid 10y ago
One variable is missing from your math - the inevitable stock market crash.
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by finid 10y ago
I haven't had sugar once since I started IF Does that mean you haven't included sugar in your foods yourself, or you've managed to avoid eating any prepared food since you started? Practically all prepared foods contain sug
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by finid 10y ago
And if for whatever reason you're not eating enough fat, your body will crave sugar. That's in contra to how my system responds - it craves fat when I'm not eating enough of it. Since I gave up eating (refined) sugar, I don
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by finid 10y ago
It’s one of many cautionary tales about assessing dietary data. Everyone wants to be healthy, and most of us like eating, so we’re easily swayed by any new finding, no matter how dubious. That's why I ignore the headlines and read th
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by finid 10y ago
I can only quote a known source. Though I won't be surprised if Einstein made that statement after reading Plato's.

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