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I think that the difference here is that you'd have to convince hundreds of millions or billions of people to stop having premarital sex, whereas with sugary food the majority is coming from a much smaller group of processed food manuf
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My hypothesis is that the horrendous music is on purpose, as a way to get you to hang up and stop bothering them. Sure, the 2-hour wait times could just be because they're too cheap to hire enough staff but what reason could there be t
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A big part of the film is how isolated he is, since he only recently moved to New York from the midwest
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This is just a game I made with a friend in the HTML canvas at the start of the year, the goal is to dig up the treasure after finding all the pieces to the map. I thought I'd give random map generation a chance, since it's someth
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Show HN: Randomly generated JavaScript exploration game
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What if the browser didn't assume any defaults when rendering HTML? That is, without CSS an <h1> element looks identical to a <p>, a <div> doesn't do anything different to a <span>, etc. It would probably m
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Would there be any way for them to know whether you're doing it, apart from noticing that certain responses your backend seem similar to those from another API?
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Since we’re programming it, we could probably just modify it so that it really enjoys doing work for us, no matter how menial the work is - a lot like the genetically engineered cow in Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy that wants to be eaten
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It’s pretty much because they don’t want people going more than 5km away from their houses so as to make enforcement easier. Also, Melbourne is locked out from the rest of the state with police roadblocks due to low cases in the country an
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Does that really matter though if they have 100,000,000+ downloads on iOS? It would make sense to just do whatever you can to work around performance issues when it brings in the amount of money it does.
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83% sounds really impressive but it’s only 13kb, which would make practically no difference to the end user at all unless you’re on dial-up.
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The title seems a little bit misleading: he didn’t get pulled over for driving with the wrong window wiper speed, he crashed his car into an embankment and got his licence suspended for that.
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Even better: they’re in your bloodstream, fighting disease. Say there’s some cancer, they’ll destroy it before you even think about it. If there’s plaque in your arteries they’d be able to remove it, they could repair damage from injuries,
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Homo Sapiens (Human) (2008)
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What kind of emails does the bot use?
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Why do they assume that an alien civilisation could only hold communication technology for a hundred years? Surely there’s nothing really holding them back from it unless they wiped themselves out, and is there any reason to believe that at
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30% does seem a little bit high. What justification does Apple use for charging that much?