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   by heywhatupboys 4y ago

   Arguments for the existence of "long covid" are the same ones used by vaccine deniers 10 years ago. "I got vaccinated" ... "later something happened" . Just replace vaccinated with covid. This anti scientific b
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   by heywhatupboys 4y ago

   same explanation on how a PR that removes more lines of code than it writes can be good for the overall system
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   by heywhatupboys 4y ago

   I hope it is shorter than the startup time for LO itself
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   by heywhatupboys 4y ago

   And Christmas 2021 Disney mistakenly put on the wrong voices and we almost killed the guy from DR planning it
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   by heywhatupboys 4y ago

   > The free market at work. Do you have any clue how dangerous Soviet passenger aircraft and their flights were, compared to their Western counterparts?
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   by heywhatupboys 4y ago

   all while he lived in luxuery and his daughter and mother had to live in poverty scraping by with donations from the food shelter
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   by heywhatupboys 4y ago

   https://www.sqlite.org/support.html
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   by heywhatupboys 4y ago

   commercial interests underpinning research and creativity have to all times been the driving factor behind innovation and art. See also: Pyramids, Sixteenth chapel, Rambrandt paintings, computers
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   by heywhatupboys 4y ago

   > - huge stroke of luck, or something else, but Japan destroys a Russian fleet at Tsushima in 1905, and leapfrogs into the ranks of Great Powers > - this goes to their head, and they proceed to do the most foolish thing at Perl Harbor
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    by heywhatupboys 4y ago

    > I keep wondering how these civilizations might have developed if we'd discovered them in, say, 1900 instead of 1500s. there are plenty of cultures in e.g. The Amazon basin that are deliberately undisturbed. You can infer from thes
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    Ask HN: What is the cheapest, easiest way to host a cronjob in 2022?

    361 points by heywhatupboys 4y ago|325 comments
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    by heywhatupboys 4y ago

    > if (!chk_add(&x, a, b)) { > /* error! */ > } does it return non-zero on success???
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    by heywhatupboys 4y ago

    kinda does though. floating point exception vectors are a thing and settable from most compiler impls
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    by heywhatupboys 4y ago

    SQL is pronounced like squirrel if you are not afraid
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    by heywhatupboys 4y ago

    > and this website is hosted in the USA of all the arguments in the world this is the worst one. A nationalist leftover reminding us that while the internet has potential for global unity, someone will forcibly drag it down to worldly bo
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    by heywhatupboys 4y ago

    > then that awful hand-of-g-d goal everyone celebrates this goal. No fan has ever given him shit about it
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    by heywhatupboys 4y ago

    world football championship
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    by heywhatupboys 4y ago

    > Yeah, even though I'd agree that KF is detestable I am very curious about this tbh. Has anyone here gone to that site? I read that they just report publicly available info that people have voluenteered online. While I understand t
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    by heywhatupboys 4y ago

    this is almost a 1:1 copy of the Bezier curve video posted some months ago. how is this video getting attention? Even has the same graphics...
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    by heywhatupboys 4y ago

    Denmark proving once again leader of genetics!
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    by heywhatupboys 4y ago

    > Recently, with the help of a therapist, I realized that the episode was the root of many trust issues that have carried over to this day. if your kids are this faint hearted, please do not let them use the internet for communications
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    by heywhatupboys 4y ago

    Norway is probably the worst example to choose of the Scandinavian countries. They have barely been an independent nation for 200 of those years. In reality, Denmark is one of the only countries in (Northern) Europe to have been completely