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by hanoz 7y ago
There must be a lot of people thinking they won't be getting the full experience if they start this year. I wonder if this will be the pin which pops the credit fueled runaway costs bubble? Anyone who ends up not bothering with it at a
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by hanoz 7y ago
Bafflingly absurd to suggest a permanent seat at the council could be forfeit over such a matter. These seats are occupied by the victors of the last world war, and will continue to be so until the results of the next one.
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by hanoz 7y ago
>EBS volumes have a ~99.9% reliability rating so on a long enough timeline you're going to need to restore from snapshots. Where a long enough timeline is 700 years (before you're more likely than not to have suffered a full
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by hanoz 7y ago
Maybe it's being upvoted because it rings true to a lot of people, and raises a prospect not being talked about much elsewhere. Personally I think it glosses over potentially the worst of what's to come: next winter. I don't
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by hanoz 7y ago
Don't watch Das Boot.
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by hanoz 7y ago
It's highly unlikely he's been furloughed. I don't think a big tech company would make the mistake of having staff on that scheme working anyway, they would be in a lot of trouble if they did, but as the limit is £2500 per mo
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by hanoz 7y ago
Mind blowing as this is, I feel the video would be much improved if it gave some visibility to the birth/death transition in the second order cells while still zoomed in enough to see a bit more of the workings of the first order eleme
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by hanoz 7y ago
What's the equivalent technology of today to get in on, in order to get some of this kind of money for old rope action in our retirement?
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by hanoz 7y ago
Would this be the same market which completely ignored the epidemic in the Far East and the obvious implications of its trajectory, until the morning after the weekend it hit Italy?
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by hanoz 7y ago
> Software is still the most well paid, expanding industry of the last 40 years. In a lot of the world it's nowhere near as well paid as most of the professions which have comparable requirements in terms of the amount academic st
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by hanoz 7y ago
Every time this intriguing subject comes up on Hacker News, which is a lot, I end up with the distinct impression that the spectrum of reported condition is more a function of our inability to convey and compare the inner experience, than o
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by hanoz 7y ago
It's not reductive and defeatist to point out that the global warming issue has a tragedy of the commons aspect, on both personal and national levels, which could hardly be more different to the current pandemic.
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by hanoz 7y ago
> Now that we've seen the results, let's remember what we saw, because this is the most accurate test of credibility we're ever likely to have. I hope. PG obviously has better things to do than watch as much current affa
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by hanoz 7y ago
Notably after a US bomber knowingly attacked a surfaced U-boat carrying survivors of the RMS Laconia on its foredeck. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laconia_incident
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by hanoz 7y ago
Hello Jitsi dev, well done on terrific product. Can I float a feature request by you? It would be great if the mobile app, and maybe the web app via a safe subdomain, could prevent the use of short 'test' room names so as to avoid
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by hanoz 7y ago
Indeed. In my experience of vases, which comes entirely from the BBC's "Antiques Roadshow", they famously come in pairs.
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by hanoz 7y ago
Slightly unnerving to see it fall victim to a kind of Kessler Syndrome, preventing gliders from escaping eventually.
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by hanoz 7y ago
But don't forget that the unit of measurement for the Dow and S&P is not what it was in 2014 either.
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by hanoz 7y ago
Lol, but I was a bit disappointed to find only the individual colours named. I was expecting to see overly pretentious names for the palettes themselves.
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by hanoz 7y ago
The stats for this are all over the place. Speaking for the UK, no distinction at all is made between died of cononavirus and died with coronavirus. We've had a University of Oxford study claiming that 50% of us have already been i
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by hanoz 7y ago
Surely by now we should have enough data to make some serious progress on why this virus has such wildly different effects on different people.
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by hanoz 7y ago
With the host as another blind player, his opening of 98 goat doors only increases the probability you were right from 0.01 to 0.5, so still makes no difference for you to change. But of course the original version of the problem is predica
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by hanoz 7y ago
As it's beginning to look like my days as a Zoom refusenik are numbered, what is the safest way to use it? Android, iOS, Chomebook, some form of virtualization or container?
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by hanoz 7y ago
Looks good but I am hesitant to recommend it to my children's friend's parents (who are all trying to settle on a platform at the moment) because of the ease with which the kids might enter a short room name and find themselves on
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by hanoz 7y ago
My point wasn't that your advice doesn't stand if he doesn't have money, but rather that he doesn't need to have money to tell his landlord that he's terribly sorry but the Prime Minister has just appeared on his te
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by hanoz 7y ago
> contact the landlord, say "I have money", and they'll work with you Presumably contacting the landlord saying "I don't have money" also works.
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by hanoz 7y ago
The guide keeps saying it's because they disipate heat so quickly, but I thought it was supposed be quite the opposite?
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by hanoz 7y ago
Notably this now leaves a gaping self employed person shaped hole in the otherwise impressively woven safety net.
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Social distancing may be needed for ‘most of year’(bbc.co.uk)
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by hanoz 7y ago
It seems clear to me that the economically productive section of society is going to be in hiatus for a significant period of time, which in itself is going have a massive and widely shared impact on the consumers of their production, but t

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