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by grzm 6y ago
When the hills are on fire, it's not a conspiracy when everyone starts fighting fire to protect their homes. One of the pernicious aspects of conspiracy theories is that, when pressed for evidence or presented with evidence contrary to
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Could you link to the carbon steel pan you have? I like my carbon steel pan, but it's not that much smoother than cast iron (both Lodge). The only "smooth like glass" ones I've used are ceramic, which haven't weathe
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> People saying the MacBook pro 16" might solve the issue but tbh I think this is apples way of pigeonholing users to either their desktop version or their laptop. This is their first generation M1 and they haven't rolled it
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For variable terrain, legged robots have advantages over tracks or wheels. That doesn't preclude some—even a large number—being sold as luxury items, but it doesn't mean they aren't more practical in some circumstances.
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Interpreting "last few decades" as within the last 30 years, Timothy McVeigh and Eric Rudolph make the cut. - 1995 Murrah Federal Building in OK - 1996 Centennial Olympic Park bombing Post 2001, Wikipedia has quite a list. https:
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> "Remember the case where someone got millions for spilling hot coffee on himself?" Often trotted out as an example of frivolous litigation, you're likely referring to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
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We tend to remember things that catch our attention over things that we think are normal, which can bias us to believe there's a higher number of voices against us than there actually are. That's not to say that perhaps there&#x27
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There are two Clubhouses I'm aware of: One is a project management app: https://clubhouse.io The other is an audio app: https://www.joinclubhouse.com The article is referring to the latter. I think you might be
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Likely dupe of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25707959 Over 400 points, over 700 comments.
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Just speculating, but I think mods sometimes do this with dupes.
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From the FAQ: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsfaq.html > How are stories ranked? > The basic algorithm divides points by a power of the time since a story was submitted. Comments in threads are ranked the same way
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> "if trump can calm down the fringe elements, that's what he needs to do." Trump has never given any indication that he would do this if he could. He's had plenty of opportunities to call out bad behavior and has b
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From a couple of an hours ago, over 150 points, over 240 comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25708142
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> "The funny thing is that HN wants" HN doesn't want anything. Or if it does, you—as a member of HN—want it, too. If you're going to grant an exception to yourself, grant it to others here, as well. HN is a huge com
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> "This feels like an insane president to be setting." I think you mean precedent . (But maybe I'm mistaken.)
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Society did. That, in part, motivated gun control laws that followed. Signed by Governor Reagan and supported by the NRA. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mulford_Act
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> "Not sure why this was dead" Looking at their other posts, likely because the user was banned.
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> "No idea why you got downvoted." Better to just give a compensatory upvote and move on. Commenting on downvotes helps no one and is against the guide lines.
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> "Ayn Rand (Cloud Atlas)" Cloud Atlas is David Mitchell. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cloud_Atlas_(novel) I suspect you mean Atlas Shrugged . https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atlas
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No. Likely there are better references, but here's one: https://www.perfectbee.com/blog/bees-and-pesticides-what-is-...
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The most effective way to contact the mods is through the Contact link in the footer.
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When you have so many people talking past each other because they're bucketing groups of people and assigning to them beliefs and behaviors while dismissing concerns with the casual "do all x believe y?" with on-going violent
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> "we are the ones who’ve built the big tech industry" Some of the participants on HN are some of the those who've build the big tech industry. It's always important to keep in mind that HN is more than just &qu
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Near-earth orbit
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Rather than merely lamenting that no one's mentioned OCaml, how about providing something specific about OCaml you think is relevant to contribute to the discussion?
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Athens Joins Y Combinator(notion.so)
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Yesterday’s Tragedy and a Future Lit by Hope(audible.com)
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What the San Francisco Bay Area Can Teach Us About Fighting a Pandemic(newyorker.com)
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Instead of commenting, you can favorite it (public) or upvote it (private), which will make it available to you in your profile.
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The primary and visible HN Mod: https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=dang

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