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by grzm 7y ago
Fastest and most reliable way to contact them is via the Contact link in the footer.
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by grzm 7y ago
Acksually , it was Flavor Aid, but who’s counting except us pedants?
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by grzm 7y ago
If you see a dead post you think is worth resurrecting, click on the time stamp and vouch for it.
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by grzm 7y ago
The original comment by 'egdod referenced by 'superkuh was not constructive (likely the reason it was downvoted/flagged). 'superkuh could very well have been downvoted for commenting on downvotes contrary to the guidelin
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by grzm 7y ago
The Warburg hypothesis should be a good jumping off point: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warburg_hypothesis
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by grzm 7y ago
The "throwaway" you're responding to was made in 2017 and has over 13K karma. At this point I strongly suspect it's just a handle rather than something used for some singular purpose.
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by grzm 7y ago
> Either there are 2 camps on HN HN commenters come from all over the world and have various backgrounds and viewpoints. Do you find that commenters always echo your viewpoints? Likely not, which should be proof right there that there ar
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Cocoa Text System(hcs.harvard.edu)
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by grzm 7y ago
s/Bell/Bel/
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by grzm 7y ago
The first paragraph of the article makes it very clear what they’re referring to: > Whatever machine you’re reading this on, it’s highly likely that not all of the CPUs shown by the OS are actually physical processors. That’s because mos
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by grzm 7y ago
A key difference between your comment here and the one 'dang is responding to is that yours is conducive to continuing such a conversation in a constructive manner and the latter is not. I find that's very important in engendering
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by grzm 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vice#Law_enforcement > In the United Kingdom, the term vice is commonly used in law and law enforcement to refer to criminal offences related to prostitution and pornography. In the Uni
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by grzm 7y ago
> but I find that it bores me to discuss the trivialities Then don't. There are plenty of other submissions on HN, and if you don't see any you find worth discussing, submit some you do.
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by grzm 7y ago
You can email them using the contact information in the footer.
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by grzm 7y ago
Define idiomatic. As an example, I find myself using the java.time package quite frequently. An example: (ns dev.scratch.time-ex (:import (java.time Duration) (java.util Date))) (let [from (Date.)
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by grzm 7y ago
Also spelled. Just as an example (and not only in Canada): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rick_Dykstra
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by grzm 7y ago
Yes. Very well. https://www.clojure.org/reference/java_interop
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by grzm 7y ago
At least some of Jetbrains' offerings are open source. If you have security concerns, you may be able to alleviate some of them by your own examination. I'd also encourage you to consider separating your concerns about the Russian
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Nike’s Fastest Shoes May Give Runners an Even Bigger Advantage Than We Thought(nytimes.com)
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Around the World in 5 Kids’ Games(nytimes.com)
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From the article: > "So, ⭘ is our ½ character "
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PG&E Had Systemic Problems with Power Line Maintenance, California Probe Finds(wsj.com)
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macOS Catalina and Osquery(blog.kolide.com)
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Scientists find ‘monster’ stellar black hole larger than assumed could exist(washingtonpost.com)
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Pennsylvania County’s Election Day Nightmare Underscores Voting Machine Concerns(nytimes.com)
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https://orgmode.org
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E. coli bacteria engineered to eat carbon dioxide(nature.com)
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Music Typewriters(musicprintinghistory.org)
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JohnSundell/Ink: A fast and flexible Markdown parser written in Swift(github.com)
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One Man Can Bring Equifax to Justice (and Get You Your Money)(nytimes.com)
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