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by hkeide 7y ago
The various European governments have free data but it’s not very granular.
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by hkeide 7y ago
How?
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by hkeide 7y ago
I guess science no longer requires scrutiny and discussion. Two guys with credentials worked on it, that's all I need to hear to feel better.
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by hkeide 7y ago
First time I've ever heard anyone say "Let us be cynical"
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by hkeide 7y ago
Same here. I even did my research, but in retrospect it turns out a lot of their TrustPilot reviews are obvious fakes. I'm now trying to return it but I'm being ignored by customer service. Time to get a chargeback I guess. Any ot
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by hkeide 7y ago
Hospitals are not free in China
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by hkeide 7y ago
What health effects specifically are you talking about? There is a lot of shaky science in the nutrition field.
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by hkeide 7y ago
That's not true in the US. Less than 15% of the feed used for animals would be edible for humans, and much of the land in the US is not suitabe for growing crops other than grass. Most of the food given to animals are farm waste produc
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by hkeide 7y ago
Yet gluten sensitivity is on the rise
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by hkeide 7y ago
I honestly don't know exactly why it rubbed me the wrong way. Maybe because he's railing against capitalism (I can't even count the number of assertions in the article, and very little explanation or evidence is offered) and
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by hkeide 7y ago
Only financial newspapers, Bloomberg, WSJ and the like. I like The Atlantic, but don't subscribe. I wish I could subscribe to a collection of them, since it gets expensive. Reuters seems reliable and don't seem to want to perpetua
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by hkeide 7y ago
Thank you for pointing out the bias and the advertising aspect of this article. I just cancelled my Guardian subscription.
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by hkeide 7y ago
Plugin hybrids would solve a lot of this problem. Battery can be ten times smaller and no range anxiety for much of the same benefits as fully electric
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by hkeide 7y ago
I think recycling is overrated. Even with very high compliance it wouldn't make a dent in carbon emissions. Transport, heating/cooling and farming constitute the majority of carbon emissions. At worst I think recycling is a costly
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by hkeide 8y ago
How will a human moderation team know if something I post to for example HN is my original content? I assume text is covered by this bill?
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by hkeide 8y ago
If this doesn't impact non-profits, why do you think Wikimedia is against it? Are they simply uninformed? https://blog.wikimedia.org/2018/06/29/eu-copyright-proposal-...
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by hkeide 8y ago
How do you propose a bot will ever understand copyright exceptions such as fair use and political speech?
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by hkeide 8y ago
You’re very articulate and it all makes sense. Science is about building better models and explanations of things which can be observed. It’s not about simple hypothesis testing. Read The Beginning of Infinity by David Deutsch if you’re int
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by hkeide 8y ago
The Seth Godin talk is “This is broken”. Very entertaining. https://www.ted.com/talks/seth_godin_this_is_broken_1/up-nex...
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by hkeide 8y ago
At the end they bemoan the fact that the men are facing trial and will be presumed innocent until proven guilty. I expect better from the BBC
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by hkeide 9y ago
I've been using this Chrome extension [0] for many years which simply hides the news feed. After installing it, I never looked back. I haven't disabled it once. If everyone stopped using the news feed, Facebook would be dead. It&#
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by hkeide 9y ago
The Beginning of Infinity - David Deutsch
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by hkeide 9y ago
The article says they saw improved productivity after switching to Go, how does that point to Go lacking dev speed or expressiveness?
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by hkeide 9y ago
Wow, that Caddy thing is pretty scary, thanks for pointing it out. I wonder what other decisions like that lurk under the surface.
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by hkeide 9y ago
No, the Go standard library implementation is mentioned in a single paragraph. The Go code in the article is written simply as an illustration.
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by hkeide 10y ago
Very cool concept. Can you describe your experience in using this? Is it effective?
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by hkeide 10y ago
I don't think everyone uses that distinction, see this list for example. Radium is included among others: https://github.com/MicheleBertoli/css-in-js Or this influential talk: https://speakerdeck.com&#x
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by hkeide 10y ago
Thank you, that's what I wanted to know, since projects like Radium implement e.g. hover in JS using onMouseEnter() etc, which sounds slow. See https://github.com/FormidableLabs/radium#how-does-radium-wor...
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by hkeide 10y ago
How is this implemented? And how is the :hover pseudo class implemented? Awesome work by the way!
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by hkeide 11y ago
This has an impressive feature set for such a young product. I'm a cofounder of https://www.swipe.to/ and we support some similar things: - Markdown slides - Embedding YouTube and Vimeo videos - Control presentation on

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