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My favourite passage.. "And the question is what happens if investors change their minds — if they decide that we’re an unserious country in which the governing party believes in voodoo economics and the president is an authoritarian r
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1y ago
Message aside, I thought it was well written comedy.
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1y ago
Ignorant, anti science policies such as this could actually kill millions of people, and not just in the US.
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1y ago
This web site was so enlightening. I imagine it could often be difficult to put theory to practice as in real life there are so many variables to consider and many of them we can't quantify. Some of the demos illustrated complete opp
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1y ago
It annoys me Voyager 2 was launched before Voyager 1.
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1y ago
Article says it could one day carry about 12 passengers at super sonic speeds. I wonder why there would be a limit of 12 passengers.
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1y ago
The article starts by saying HDR can mean different things and gives Apple's HDR vs new TV "HDR" advertsing but doesn't explain at all what the TV HDR means and how it is different, unless I missed something. I always a
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1y ago
Why hasn't the PDF standard been replaced or revised to require the text in meta form? Seems like a no brainer.
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1y ago
It could be unhinged, but it is certainly not constructive. Its purpose isn't to cause improvement but to cause pain in the victim.
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1y ago
That was insane. At first I just noticed the crack in the driveway appear and wondered what was so special. Only after reading some youtube comments did I go back and watch the landscape in the back ground completely shift.
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1y ago
He takes a serious/morose subject and then slowly takes you to places that are increasingly ridiculous but the sincerity seems to remain. It is such an odd place for someone to be emotionally so it provokes hilarity.
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1y ago
The employees are indicating they don't want to return the office. It doesn't seem to be a great idea for the company to force something they really don't want. It will create a situation where both sides are looking for a
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1y ago
You can clearly see the patina difference where all the people are touching the breasts. It is pretty hilarious to look at.
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1y ago
The interviewer really wasn't playing softball but the questions did seem fair, like asking why the investors supported Epic's legal battle.
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1y ago
I would currently be very afraid flying to the USA for a multitude of reasons. It doesn't help that I'm afraid of flying.
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1y ago
An introductory science course should be mandatory in all high schools. The scientific method should be ingrained in everyone's mind. Certain groups would or have lobbied against this as they are afraid the scientific method will thr
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1y ago
"During their initial call with our recruiter, they joined under a different name from the one on their resume, and quickly changed it." The article could have been this short. This article also helps the Korean hackers by providi
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1y ago
"It’s an unfortunate resting place for an individual who leaves a rich legacy. Luckily, the legacy is a lot more important." I would completely disagree with this summary of a con man or useful idiot.
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1y ago
I've starting using less and less apps as the years go by. No more facebook, insta, twitter, tic toc. A lot of very useful apps like a calculator, flashlight, magnifyer, all that stuff is stock.
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1y ago
I'm curious why a 10GB file of all zeroes would compress only to 10MB. I mean theoretically you could compress it to one byte. I suppose the compression happens on a stream of data instead of analyzing the whole, but I'd assume
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1y ago
It is sad to see what the USA has become. Once one of the most respected nations on earth being torn apart and sold to the highest bidder.
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1y ago
I think I was annoyed at the generalization when the specific cause was obvious. Using the royal "we" seems like an egregious misappropriation of responsibility given many people specifically vote against unabated capitalism.
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1y ago
"We're"? Unabated capitalism.
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1y ago
It speculates that peeing in the air may signal the dolphin's health or social status. It must suck to be a loser dolphin who can't signal lest he get ostracized further. Nature is cruel, and this practice, if true, I would imag
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1y ago
I'm using this line on my girlfriend.
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2y ago
That's a strange name for something that cost money.
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2y ago
I'm curious how many generations of natural selection it would take humans to adapt to the new gravity assuming we had no technology to do it.
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2y ago
Saying this college student broke the laws of thermodynamics is like a person watching a plane for the first time saying the plane is breaking the laws of gravity.
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2y ago
They need to get their bluff called. You have to stand up to this stuff.
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2y ago
I think this is a great one sentence encapsulation of the situation.
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