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by input_sh 2y ago
When it's very narrowly concentrated on your eyes for an extend period of time from a short distance, maybe not. When it's beamed widely in your general direction from a larger distance, you'll be fine.
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by input_sh 2y ago
Above average, but not completely unusual. I'd compare it to being a 90yo human. Rare, but it happens.
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by input_sh 2y ago
> This makes endeavours like learning to speak a language, to play an instrument, or getting buff unsustainable for me. I think your goals are just far too abstract, you're thinking years into the future instead of something more im
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by input_sh 2y ago
Of course it's not apples to apples, no two conflicts are ever gonna be exactly the same. Can you find me a better comparison?
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by input_sh 2y ago
Yes, I'm far too young. It's not like I carry the name of my uncle who died in one, or that some of my earliest memories are about sleeping in a bomb shelter, or that I now live in a city that was completely under siege not that l
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by input_sh 2y ago
Does that make it any better!? That's still comparable to a small town or a large arena completely wiped away from the face of the earth. Not because they were Hamas, but because they were near Hamas.
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by input_sh 2y ago
Perhaps reduce the number of acceptable civilian casualties per target? It is public info that Israel is fine with killing up to 15-20 civilians for every lowest-ranked Hamas member. That is a ridiculously high figure in my opinion. I'
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by input_sh 2y ago
To reach Yemen figures Israel would have to kill >20% of everyone in Gaza. Bosnia's pre-war population (4.2 million) is far more comparable to Gaza's (2.4 million), that's why I picked it.
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by input_sh 2y ago
For me the design always comes second, their sheer scale is what makes them amazing. Seeing them from the distance, thinking they're nearby, but then you just keep approaching and approaching and they keep getting bigger. What this s
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by input_sh 2y ago
The thing that truly made me realise just how fucked we are is when the Guardian sent out a survey to the scientists behind the IPCC report. About half of them responded: > 77% of respondents believe global temperatures will reach at lea
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by input_sh 2y ago
I can't help but read this as: > 400 people did some unpaid work for us, only 5 of which eventually got paid, after 5 months of not knowing will they or won't they. Fair enough, that's how things work for other voice actin
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by input_sh 2y ago
All completely valid counter-arguments. In my defence my perspective is very narrow towards only self-hostable open source tools. Like the types you might wanna self-host in a company anywhere between 10 and 200 employees. I don't ha
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by input_sh 2y ago
> It's far easier to financially support fully open source software even though it might not happen as much as it should. Sorry for nitpicking, but this is the only thing you've said that I actually disagree with. It is a hell
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by input_sh 2y ago
tl;dr: HR is never gonna use GitHub. Project management tools are just a necessary skill even for non-devs, which leaves any large enough project with only two options: 1. Have the devs and non-devs use completely different systems. 2. Have
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by input_sh 2y ago
I think every open source projects that has ever aimed to have >10 employees has taken that same route at some point: GitLab, Matomo, WordPress, Redis, MySQL, nginx, HAProxy... all incredibly useful for in most use cases completely fre
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by input_sh 2y ago
Do you know of any user-facing service using that API under the hood? I'm shocked to see my country included, but not shocked enough to pay at least €150/month for the privilege.
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by input_sh 2y ago
Also, "caused an outrage" apparently means "barely got any traction". <200 likes, barely any retweets, even the 30 or so replies weren't as confrontational as I was lead to believe by that intro. I guess "VC
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by input_sh 2y ago
> has become bigger than Netflix on TV sets It wasn't before!? I understand they're just talking about TV sets in one country, but I'd still expect a free platform to beat a paid one.
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by input_sh 2y ago
...in secret chats, that are only available in 1-to-1 conversations via mobile apps. So, not on by default (unlike Signal), no group chats (unlike Signal), no support at all in desktop apps (you've guessed it: unlike Signal).
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by input_sh 2y ago
> Even assuming a lack of malicious intent, what's stopping NSA from hacking into Signal's infrastructure and logging who's talking to who along with timestamps? Sealed Sender, the second link in the comment you've re
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by input_sh 2y ago
> You can easily activated it but you aren't burdened by it for 99% of the time when e2e encryption is not needed. So, in those 1% of the cases when you actually need it, you're instantly flagging yourself as doing something fi
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by input_sh 2y ago
In layman-friendly terms, the scale goes from G1 to G5. The one in 1859 was classified as G5 (extreme), and the one the other day was the very first time G4 warning has been issued. Not as in "it'll definitely be G4", but mor
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by input_sh 2y ago
Not the person you've responded to, but I found this: https://gitlab.wikimedia.org/repos/future-audiences/citation...
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by input_sh 2y ago
One of those sources isn't fairly well-known for being obsessed with Teslas (or anything Musk-related really), the other one is.
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by input_sh 2y ago
Nobody says you can't , carrying whatever amount across the border is perfectly legal. What's illegal is trying to carry >10k without declaring it to the customs . If you're a law abiding citizen, why wouldn't you d
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by input_sh 2y ago
> Most airports worldwide, including in the U.S., don’t scan passenger luggage for cash, a costly undertaking in equipment and personnel. This is the only shocker for me. Can anyone elaborate? I've always assumed x-ray scanners can&
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by input_sh 2y ago
So do I, that's why I leave my house around 5pm, 5:15 at the latest. To the gym, to my favourite cafe, walking alone in a random direction, doesn't particularly matter.
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by input_sh 2y ago
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40325876 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40325382 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40322104
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by input_sh 2y ago
If asked repeatedly, are you gonna answer that question with a different name, depending on which "memory" you randomly pick from?
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by input_sh 2y ago
I'd describe my method in three steps: Step one: Collect as much as possible. Don't worry about what's important or not, you don't know enough to make that judgement yet. Step two: Make it shorter. Paraphrase a direct qu

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