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3y ago
I have watched and read his opinions and yes, he has, in my opinion, veered into pseudoscience. It's not exactly without precedence for an established and respected scientist to go all philosophical with age. I would put his current po
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3y ago
It's a shame to see so many comments engaged in this kind of pseudoscience. There's no evidence that consciousness is anything other than a state arising from the physical processes in our bodies. I'm open minded to hypothesi
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3y ago
I was sitting at a table at a sports club the other day where a young fella had put down his phone. It lit up and I saw a terrifying stack of notifications, 20+ messages per app, more apps than space on the lock screen. If I get one then I
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3y ago
I guess there's a different though - if its for a customer then its potentially something that you should be charging for. If the "customer" is actually another department in your company and the automation helps then the com
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3y ago
> Hacker News is arguably the best place where something like this can be discussed I'm not sure that's true. Well, maybe the best place, but still not a good place. Even on here, this story doesn't have that much conversa
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3y ago
I got the reference but meh I think you needed a better delivery so it was more clearly a joke
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3y ago
Channel 4 was founded on the idea of being a public broadcaster that only used third party production companies for it's content. It's written into it's charter.
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3y ago
You cook 3-5 times a month? Did you mean week? Otherwise that sounds like a crazy amount of eating out or getting take out food. We cook 5-7 times a week.
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3y ago
Islands with a total population of 100k. Lack of demand and probably no machinery to melt and process steel, expensive electricity/power to do that kind of processing, lack of other inputs, and a population without the expertise. Given
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3y ago
This seems like a non problem. If people are reading a tech website then they probably have some tech related interests. If they're reading an article about bicycles then... People don't like seeing their "interests" fol
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3y ago
It is not particularly acidic, most of the acidity in coffee grounds ends up in your coffee. Even if it were more acidic, changing the soil ph would require so much that you probably wouldn't worry about it unless you ran a cafe and us
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3y ago
It's not a question worth asking. Good for what anyway? If you're making art for profit then it's good enough if you're selling it. Otherwise, what does it matter if anyone but you and/or the folks you specifically
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3y ago
The nation states in the EU agreed to join knowing they'd negotiate with third party countries as a bloc. And they benefit from that. The EU is doing to the UK what it's meant to do, protecting the interests of EU nation states. T
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3y ago
I've never seen anyone's home look like these and I'm glad of that because they don't look like styles with much comfort involved.
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3y ago
I pay for kagi and think it's great. Their browser has been too buggy for everyday use but I try it occasionally to see progress.
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3y ago
Yes, it's hard to explain to people just how much of a saving being in the EU makes on regulations. It outweighs having the odd regulation that you don't agree with. If the UK does move away from EU regulations then they'll h
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3y ago
They respect it on Mac and don't let you have a non WebKit browser on iOS
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3y ago
Nobody punched B though. B has been in a bad place, they took a path in life that was working out for awhile but it all came crashing down. They're unhappy about it and belligerent because A did better but B still can't bring itse
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3y ago
But only until he doesn't, which could happen very quickly.
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3y ago
I don't think either of those issues, namespaces and monkey patching, are things that make the language harder to learn. You require a file, the file's namespaces are available. How often do libraries modify your runtime with monk
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3y ago
> Python is very simple making it easy to learn. I would argue that there's little difference between them in ease of learning. I personally found Ruby easier because everything being an object with methods and no free floating func
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3y ago
> will get two more years (24 monthly security patches) that should let you comfortably keep using your phone albeit without major operating system updates during those last two years I think that's pretty clearly defined in the art
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3y ago
Music: Shearwater, and probably Okkervil River too. I don't know if they are underrated, I've seen both live and there was hardly anyone there + I enjoy them a lot. Book: The Gun Seller by Hugh Laurie https://en.wikiped
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3y ago
Perhaps they favour small government and low regulations and taxes? The problem with left/right is that there are several axes of policy you can be on. Old school left can be socially conservative which is why a lot of left leaning peo
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3y ago
I can't recall when I last used a straw. Years ago. I don't drink soda or sugary drinks often though and that seems to be where they're most popular. It's probably good to avoid both. Soda in moderation. I'm pretty
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That seems silly. Weaker by what measure? Russia is weaker than before the war in many measurable ways. Putin is weaker in connection to that. He couldn't even leave to visit an ally because neither wanted to be in a difficult position
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I guess there is the idea that hunters wish the animal species well so they can continue hunting. Tell that to the passenger pigeon, whose last existing flock was knowingly hunted, making the species effectively extinct.
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They not only refused to properly investigate or call the police, they forced the doctors with concerns to write an apology letter to the nurse. Even though they wrote it the doctors continued to push for an investigation. I hope they throw
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3y ago
"Most React components offered by products aren’t usable" says company selling React components.
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3y ago
I read all of her Earthsea books last year. I thought they were really excellent. I started left hand but couldn't get into it.
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