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by it 6y ago
And now they shut down Trump even though he called for a peaceful protest on Jan 6.
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by it 6y ago
rumble.com is better about free speech than YouTube, although they don't yet support live streaming as far as I've seen.
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I bought a model 3 about a week ago. This is a fantastic car, best I’ve ever owned. No problems yet. My favorite things about it: great acceleration at all speeds, charges to 80% in usually about 30m, cruise control that keeps a safe distan
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Ask HN: Would you use an ad-free search engine that boosts ad-free sites?
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Ask HN: Why is leftism the dominant ideology at most big tech companies?
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Show HN: Flow-fill layout for images and video(layout.speakeasyevents.live)
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by it 6y ago
I needed a layout algorithm for a video app I'm working on, so I wrote this.
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Moving forward with the generics design draft(groups.google.com)
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by it 6y ago
It's bizarre considering that the autopsy itself does not appear to contain any evidence of homicide. Edit: They took the autopsy document down from their website. The link used to be hennepin.us/-/media/hennepinus/
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by it 6y ago
> that he simply died of an overdose by coincidence at that time, and that it would have been equally likely that he dropped dead during the five-minute period before Chauvin showed up I'm saying that's a real possibility that
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by it 6y ago
> The manner of death was ruled homicide Nowhere in the Hennepin County autopsy does it say "homicide". https://bit.ly/2YQiNSG . The title is unclear. I said "independent" in quotes because I was talk
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by it 6y ago
Fair question. I think Chauvin knew he wasn't restraining airflow with his knee, and probably assumed Floyd was lying to get out of it.
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by it 6y ago
It is not necessarily the case that Floyd died from a knee on his neck. His official autopsy (not the "independent" one paid for by his family) shows that he had a potentially lethal level of fentanyl in his system (11 ng/mL)
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Ask HN: What have been your experiences with Pair Programming?
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Social Animals Have Two Modes of Being(researchgate.net)
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It's a terrible waste of time if you can find a good alternative. Luckily Elm-UI is exactly that. Edit: of course it's worthwhile to learn enough CSS to understand more or less what it does since it's so pervasive. I mean tha
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by it 6y ago
He did show concrete examples of how relational DBMSs force you to model and query in an unintuitive way.
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Testing in Deno: The Basics(blog.begin.com)
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by it 6y ago
I'm not expecting anything. When my roommate's daughter comes into my room while I'm on the computer, she tries to interact with me a for a little while but loses interest after she finds there is nothing for her to do. When
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by it 6y ago
No, but my roommate has a five year old daughter and my girlfriend has a five year old son. I have plenty of evidence for what I’m saying.
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by it 6y ago
Kids used to be allies of their parents; now they are adversaries. If you are sitting at a computer all day, your kids will probably annoy you unless they are watching cartoons. On a farm or in a hunter-gatherer setting, your kids can learn
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by it 6y ago
I had been avoiding bundling due to its effect on development, but this looks well worth a shot. I do wonder though if it would be enough to turn on CloudFlare's minification for prod.
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One big advantage viruses have in terms of being a mechanism for variation is that they can replicate themselves and cause the same variation to occur in many individuals within a population. If that variation causes those individuals to be
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by it 6y ago
Hey downvoters, I invite you to express your disagreement with actual arguments.
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by it 6y ago
Sure, but that doesn't imply that the means by which it happens is what Dawkins says.
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by it 6y ago
I find Dawkins's approach to all this incredibly implausible. Think about it. How does a population of creatures split into multiple different reproductively incompatible species via chance mutations? A much more believable mechanism f
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by it 6y ago
What if some subset of the web were set up in such a way that websites could be forked as easily as projects are forked on Github?
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Growing and Foraging 100% of My Food – Day 333 Update(youtube.com)
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Neuroscientists Think They've Found a New Form of Neural Communication(sciencealert.com)
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LitElement: A simple base class for creating fast, lightweight web components(lit-element.polymer-project.org)
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