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by hpoe 6y ago
Hmm, if only there wasn't a single monolithic corporation that hosted so much of the Internet's video content.
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by hpoe 6y ago
Couple of points. 1. The link you provide is indicating there was no voter fraud in the 2016 election not the, 2020 election. 2. As for "widespread" I think we are disagreeing on what it means, in this case you seem to indicate I
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by hpoe 6y ago
Okay this will probably not be popular but I am what I consider a good faith conservative so I'll answer your points in reverse order. 1st: "Every group that has looked into it" and "widespread". First at this point
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by hpoe 6y ago
When anti-matter enters a black hole it shrinks the mass of the black hole. This is how blackholes emit Hawking radiation.
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by hpoe 6y ago
How you figure we would heard about it? I mean the only reason we know they can break RSA 50% of the time was because of Snownden and that was like 10 years ago or so. I mean these people are really good at keeping things secret, I remember
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by hpoe 6y ago
It effects Federal funding these cities and states can receive.
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What Is Federal Land?(youtube.com)
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by hpoe 6y ago
The post was alright but can we please stick with Alice, Bob, Eve and Mallory for our cryptographic discussions? Each has a clear role and make obvious what the part each party plays in the scenario.
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by hpoe 6y ago
I don't agree with all of the conclusions of this article, especially on the second order effects, but it does help address some data that I think is vital to the discussion of "who will be effected by a rent freeze" it turns
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by hpoe 6y ago
So found out an interesting fact the other day. I was reading the book Moonwalking with Einstein and when reviewing ancient memory practices I found out something that I was never told before. It turns out that the idea of separating words
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by hpoe 6y ago
>Those running the guild are probably not the best at a craft, just best at politicking and with the most vested interest. Those that would run a guild 900 years ago and VPs and CSuites today. This so much, I often see people believe tha
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by hpoe 6y ago
~~Can we get the actual report Zhang published, rather than a BuzzFeed link? I mean is Buzz Feed really considered news?~~ EDIT: I retract my comment, I was unaware of the distinct nature of Buzzfeed news from Buzzfeed proper,
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by hpoe 6y ago
If you have been using Vim go ahead and try doom emacs. I tried breaking into emacs before and dismissed it two times because it was too weird. But when I tried doom which is designed to use Vim keybindings and be easy for vim users to take
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by hpoe 6y ago
No, org mode is text based; however what you can do is link to an image, and then when you publish the org mode file as html, or pdf or whatever it will get interpolate and appear as though it had been pasted in. At least that has been my e
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by hpoe 6y ago
Just want to throw out there I switched to emacs about 3 months ago after being a long time vimmer, one of the first things I was told was to check out org-mode as it was one of the greatest features of emacs. I heartily agree, after about
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by hpoe 6y ago
> It seems like the important stuff that differentiates the expert from someone with casual knowledge isn't documented. It isn't documented because it can't. The difference between an expert and a novice is that an expert
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by hpoe 6y ago
Authoritarian dictatorships are bad for many reasons. Ineffeciency when compared with more collaborative decision making processes is often not one of them. No need to go through a comitte or build consensus when there is only one person th
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by hpoe 6y ago
Laws are the source code of society; built up over dozens of generations by thousands of people who all had a different idea of what the finished product should look like and what algorithms to use. In addition most of these people never co
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by hpoe 6y ago
So I've been learning Emacs for a bit now and was just thinking about trying to figure out how to web browsing in emacs as a browser is the only other program I need right now. Gotta give this a try see how it works.
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by hpoe 6y ago
I see a lot of people complaining about why this is pointless but the much more worrying thing for me is what happens when you suddenly "subscribe" to your car and if you haven't made you GM payment well then sorry you won&#x
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by hpoe 6y ago
I agree police reform is needed, but the rioting doesn't seem like a good way to deliver this message and will instead make enemies of those who could otherwise be allies. I mean what does some guy who owns a furniture shop in Seattle
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by hpoe 6y ago
So what happened in Kenosha was tragic, and I don't think the issue is as cut and dry as either side would have you believe. But my concern is I felt like this was inevitable, and will continue. I know the BLM protests are politically
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by hpoe 6y ago
Not OP but my guess is the low interest rates and the high amount of cash the Fed has been handing out.
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by hpoe 6y ago
I would argue tech isn't high because of the value of it but instead it is a combination of being seen as a safer investment while also having potential for growth that outstrips inflation. If there is a company that is only growing sl
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by hpoe 6y ago
I didn't try Spacemacs. When I decided to make the switch I looked at both of them, the big thing that won me over was that Doom Emacs advertised being lighter weight and quicker to startup which kind of sold me. I might be interested
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by hpoe 6y ago
Probably not. These rules were put in place to prevent spies from using HAM to exfil data during the Cold War. Really I think it should be something that should be revisited but I don't know how the 3 letter agency's would like a
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by hpoe 6y ago
I can't believe I didn't see it on the thread yet but I am putting a plug in for Doom Emacs. I was a hardcore Vimmer for years, but I've heard so much about emacs I decided to give it a try and after giving up on it once I tr
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by hpoe 6y ago
So I agree protest and coordinated action is needed for a health democracy but we're going on over 70 days of rioting and arson and looting. I don't even understand what the message is anymore, it seems like it is just people look
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by hpoe 6y ago
Point of correction on Bell Labs. There was a war going on not a shooting shooty war, but a cold war that was motivating a lot of the research. In war time the reason there is so much focus and emphasis is because a country is fighting for
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by hpoe 6y ago
One thing I've found interesting is that the first time I do something related to tech as long as it isn't mind boggling frustrating cough Oracle cough I enjoy learning it. The second and third times it's tolerable, but i

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