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by klyrs 2y ago
Fun fact: the tissue in the nose is just like that found in the penis and clitoris. When I get that feeling that I need to sneeze, a light stimulation of the tip of my nose with a fingernail is all it takes to guarantee satisfaction.
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by klyrs 2y ago
Yeah I actually listen to what my kid's friends say. Kinda always regret it but I'd rather know
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by klyrs 2y ago
Do mewing next for the love of humanity; if I hear another 6yo talking about their jawline, I'm gonna lose it
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by klyrs 2y ago
So if he goes back to work for them, it would be hardcore?
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by klyrs 2y ago
More precisely, DUV has about 10x shorter wavelength than EUV -- where wavelength directly corresponds to minimum feature size.
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by klyrs 2y ago
I read this as hubris from Microsoft -- they valued the author's work, but the expected value of a game company is negative so that's how they played their hand.
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by klyrs 2y ago
But painted-over graffiti is also an eyesore. Who decides who deserves a whipping?
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by klyrs 2y ago
This is art
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by klyrs 2y ago
> The private sector can then get employees by paying above the minimum wage offered by the defense department job program. Well that's one way to grow a private army to overthrow your country: capitalist incentives
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by klyrs 2y ago
You're basically describing the saga of code bootcamps before they all tanked in a blaze of VC
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by klyrs 2y ago
I've worked out a few such puzzles involving permutations and the answer always seems to be either "one vexatious ordering" or "half of all permutations"
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by klyrs 2y ago
The fifth protects against self-incrimination, which has been interpreted to encompass one's family. As far as I know (IANAL) you don't have a right to withhold evidence regarding an unrelated party.
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by klyrs 2y ago
No, they just told us that they refused to buy cars without branding. I was forced to assume they're transit-bound.
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by klyrs 2y ago
How do you feel about branding on the bus you ride?
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by klyrs 2y ago
It's actually quite common for large companies to commission artworks inspired by their products; American companies frequently reach out to tribal artists for the uniqueness of their artistic style. Your comment is pretty depressing
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by klyrs 2y ago
> The efforts to make dinosaur like things more fits your description. They sell grow your own kits at a country store near you
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by klyrs 2y ago
Yikes, Mexico should build a wall and make Texas pay for it
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by klyrs 2y ago
No apologies needed; I quite like the image your word choice inspired. Shame about the fish; wrong kind of bits.
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by klyrs 2y ago
Shouldn't need a lick of electricity! If by valves you mean fluidics [1]... at which point, harnessing the Niagra Falls and building out a fluidized supercomputer covering the great lakes would probably suffice. No worries about the
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by klyrs 2y ago
> The point is that I can lie to get out of any spurious law enforcement pursuits, and that is freedom. You know that police are known for their brutality in both rural and urban environs, right? My dad lied to the cops when he lived ou
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by klyrs 2y ago
> I thought someone was attacking me so I destroyed the device. Funny thing about that government property you destroyed... it was broadcasting the evidence it collected.
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by klyrs 2y ago
Mad Max explores the possible consequences of your "I can shoot anything my bullets feel like hitting" brand of libertarianism. You can't invalidate an analogy by taking it quite so literally. Is my analogy a stretch? Yes,
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by klyrs 2y ago
Where you're certainly correct that "people" will move out to the country because of this, it's your insinuation that their number will be noteworthy that I find suspect. And, as it turns out, high prevalence of gun owne
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by klyrs 2y ago
> People will move out of the cities onto land where they can remove/shoot down cameras People interested in method Mad Max LARPing are significantly overrepresented on HN.
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by klyrs 2y ago
"Free as in beer" just became "free as in pony?"
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by klyrs 2y ago
> They didn’t have a magic culture of excellence then either and it wasn’t bestowed on them by elders. It was, actually. The machinists at Boeing 70 years ago were taught their craft. They didn't just figure it all out from scra
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by klyrs 2y ago
But Rodriguez is way past the qualified immunity deadline. What incentives the cop not to do this?
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by klyrs 2y ago
When people opt not to eat chicken, they aren't driven by the fear of extincting the bird
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by klyrs 2y ago
Does it forbid the tactic in a way that results in negative consequences for the perpetrating officers?

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