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by hhjinks 6y ago
> It is trying to be Java: Well, sure it is more like Java, only less verbose and easier to write. Developers can be much more productive in PHP This sounds like kool-aid. Any productivity gain from reduced verbosity would be minimal. Ty
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by hhjinks 6y ago
If gravity is not a force, how is spaghettification a thing? If you are stationary when you're weightless, how can different stationary parts of your stationary body move at the different speeds required for spaghettification to take p
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by hhjinks 6y ago
How does that work when flat earthers actually weave elaborate "theories" about the physics and mechanics leading everyone else to conclude that it is round? It's not like they say it's flat and stick their fingers in th
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by hhjinks 6y ago
Literally impossible if you have a big nose.
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by hhjinks 6y ago
You can't USE your phone before you look at it, so the effective difference is the half second it takes for face id to unlock your phone.
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by hhjinks 6y ago
I distinctly remember my Galaxy S4 or something introducing the "innovative" feature of waving your hand in front of the front camera to scroll web pages.
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by hhjinks 6y ago
I'm pretty sure I don't need to read arguments against the Holocaust.
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by hhjinks 6y ago
> It might be worth considering The Paradox of Tolerance Or the slippery slope fallacy, as it is known in less ideological circles. The "paradox" simply asserts that a tolerant society will be usurped by intolerant actors. It i
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by hhjinks 6y ago
Some people enjoy absurd humor.
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by hhjinks 6y ago
That's not an argument for Apple forcing everyone else out. You can still choose to just interface with Apple services, even if other app stores or payment services are available.
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by hhjinks 6y ago
> Epic doesn't have to engage in it. We don't have to engage in it They do if they want to be on the mobile market, as evident by them being kicked off 98% of the mobile market when they decided to not engage in it.
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by hhjinks 6y ago
Did Epic really not argue that it's a forced fee? If you don't pay the 30% you're effectively not allowed on the mobile market.
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by hhjinks 6y ago
Would an antimatter black hole shrink when absorbing regular matter, or is the mass of the photons from the annihilation process the same as the mass of the annihilated particles? How would that work? Would annihilation even happen under su
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by hhjinks 6y ago
Honest and good faith question here: assuming all electricity on the grid was nuclear, how much CO2 emission would remain? You can't just swap massive cargo ships to nuclear overnight. Would "just" making the power grid green
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by hhjinks 6y ago
Yes. It doesn't matter why the dragon is slain. The damsel in distress is saved regardless.
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by hhjinks 6y ago
My previous room mate had never heard of this. Freezing bread was completely foreign to him. He literally left bread out until it got moldy and stale instead of trying to preserve it.
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by hhjinks 6y ago
This happens in Norway as well. Unfortunately different companies charge different rates, so I refuse if the first in line is one that charges more than others.
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by hhjinks 6y ago
Thanks. There's no getting around it. This is genocide.
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by hhjinks 6y ago
Oh yeah, wow, it seems to work for the literal biggest game ever , I'm sure it'll work for everyone then.
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by hhjinks 6y ago
China's actions are targeted genocide. They're a completely different level of evil.
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99% of people's use of smart phones has nothing to do with calling people.
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by hhjinks 6y ago
It's crazy to me that there's no actual police education in the US, but on the other hand, the police where I'm from, where a 3 year degree from a police school is required, the police are constantly understaffed, and especia
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by hhjinks 6y ago
This is tosh. If the idea is to defund the surplus, then the police will effectively maintain the exact same level of presence as already displayed. Basically, with your suggestion, nothing will change, other than police garages. That'
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by hhjinks 6y ago
Are you kidding? Nobody will take you seriously if you try to pass the 13 y hey off as the 12 y hey. How can anyone trust you when they can't even trust the domain of your email?
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by hhjinks 6y ago
I sure love having a faceless trillion-dollar company making choices for me to try to keep me and my device safe.
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by hhjinks 6y ago
I don't think getting a new phone necessarily has that low a switching cost for many people.
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by hhjinks 6y ago
Not really true until physical goes away (which we're pretty close to...)
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by hhjinks 6y ago
The best solution is to consume less, and consume things that are made sustainably. Green energy is important to make things sustainably.
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by hhjinks 6y ago
> intelligence + longlivety does not provide immediate advantage You gotta wonder what sort of environmental pressures make intelligent animals less fit for survival by creating communities. Few predators? Very simple environments that d
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by hhjinks 6y ago
Globally, yeah, but not in the areas where people actually drink milk. Being able to digest cow milk is basically a regional mutation.

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