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by jjgreen 1y ago
depicts Israel as cruel and unfair despite there being no real story No real story like shooting an unarmed civilian, waiting for relatives to come to recover the body, then shooting them too? https://www.theguardian.com/w
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Brussels faces privacy crossroads over encryption backdoors(theregister.com)
96 points by jjgreen 1y ago|31 comments
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What's Got into Stephen King?(notoneoffbritishisms.com)
4 points by jjgreen 1y ago|1 comments
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Johnson, Cummings met Thiel months before Palantir won NHS pandemic role(theregister.com)
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by jjgreen 1y ago
It's already been IDF-flagged and vouched at least once. Now t̶w̶i̶c̶e̶ three times, ashamed that the world hears of your disgusting murders of unarmed civilians recovering the bodies of family members?
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by jjgreen 1y ago
dismantle the solid foundation on which America’s success and strength were built
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by jjgreen 1y ago
As I recall, the Provisionals threatened to bomb the infrastructure if they did ...
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AI Darwin Awards Launch(theregister.com)
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by jjgreen 1y ago
Interesting read, thanks
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FIXME
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by jjgreen 1y ago
Interesting take, worth the (short) read
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by jjgreen 1y ago
You can look at it, from the inside.
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Don't Stop for Strangers!(cinemasojourns.com)
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PostGIS in Non-Standard Path(lists.osgeo.org)
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by jjgreen 1y ago
I'd say this was a perfect Show HN, a small piece of actionable information which is slightly amusing at the same time.
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RefreshOS 2.5: The Debian remix that borrows from every desk in the house(theregister.com)
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What colour are the Liberal Democrats?(iamkate.com)
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by jjgreen 1y ago
Woit has a response: https://www.math.columbia.edu/~woit/wordpress/?p=15191
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by jjgreen 1y ago
Some years ago I had a job coding Prolog (SICStus), a load of fun, but you're right, a rare thing to find. I'd guess the reason is that Prolog is good for small hard problems (I was working on Presburger arithmetic which is known
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by jjgreen 1y ago
No problem with someone standing outside her front door for hours "in silent prayer" then?
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by jjgreen 1y ago
William Malcolmson is a pseudonym for an Oxbridge academic interested in defence policy, who doesn't care to write about Huawei under his own name [1] Anonymity for you, but for others, no. [1] https://thecritic.co.uk&#x2F
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by jjgreen 1y ago
The dangerous book in question: https://literacytree.com/and-tango-makes-three-twenty-years-...
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by jjgreen 1y ago
In the UK at least, official inflation is the CPI which takes the geometric mean, while prices increase at RPI, which is the arithmetic mean. To know why, look up the arithmetic-geometric mean inequality.
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by jjgreen 1y ago
There are some parts of London which are necessary and some which are contingent. Everywhere west of Earls Court is contingent, except for a few places along the river. I hate contingency. I want everything in my life to have a sufficient r
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by jjgreen 1y ago
The Generic Mapping Tools (GMT) supports a lot of projections, their documentation is well worth a browse: https://docs.generic-mapping-tools.org/6.0/cookbook/map_proj...
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by jjgreen 1y ago
Switched to GitLab as soon as MS purchased it.
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by jjgreen 1y ago
Nah, count them all! https://www.nceo.ac.uk/our-research/missions/biomass/
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by jjgreen 1y ago
student loan rules by raising the allowed annual cost from 3k to about 9k, and also linked the interest to inflation Not quite, "inflation" is CPI, as the government will tell you endlessly if you work for it and ask for a pay r
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by jjgreen 1y ago
This country where 80-year old vicars are arrested for holding up a small piece of paper expressing support for a non-violent proscribed organisation? Everything is fine citizen, move along...
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