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knolax
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knolax
7y ago
> This doesn't "recognize" anything. It's just a complex waveguide. You can see it in their ray path diagrams. I don't see how your first and second statements are mutually exclusive.
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7y ago
I mean as far as I can tell the resentment could come from both those who went to and didn't go to college. Those who didn't go would feel resentment towards peers who are valued more due to what they perceive as signalling while
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knolax
7y ago
Except the if you ran a digital sundial in reverse it would only recognize one particular image of a number. From TFA it seems to be able to recognize multiple handwritten images.
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knolax
7y ago
My guess is programming is one of the rare white-collar jobs where a non-negligible amount of people don't have college degrees. So there's some resentment/contempt/regrets from seeing people who spent massive amounts of
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7y ago
Most advanced passive cooling in traditional buildings I see seem to be in the Middle East and I don't recall every seeing any passive cooling in traditional Western architecture. The loss of passive cooling is probably a consequence o
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knolax
7y ago
I searched "west ridge of death valley" and found this: https://live.staticflickr.com/4895/44030456180_28939e0a06_b.... . Maybe this was what gp was talking about?
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7y ago
They're a private company and GP is complaining about their poor service. They're not obligated to support multiple languages, but a service that big not supporting multiple languages seems like an incredibly bad move even from a
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knolax
7y ago
You could just use data URLs. For example: data:text/html,<p>Hello%20World</p>
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knolax
7y ago
> IMHO, one is expected to grow out of that. The next phase of life awaits. As rural living reminds me of elementary school, the same could be said for rural living.
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knolax
7y ago
I've lived in both tiny apartments and suburban homes and I can tell you the former is much more desirable. This can be evidenced by the ridiculous housing prices in American cities. Suburban __homes__ are nice but they are surrounded
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knolax
7y ago
Please delete my account.
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knolax
7y ago
Who's to say the British Museum are the best equipped to maintain the artifacts? Why would you expect an organization that acquired these artifacts through violence to be able to properly take care of them, or even understand their sig
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knolax
7y ago
That's an entirely different situation to the one GP linked. In your case the artifacts were excavated but in his case they were literally seized violently. It's even more egregious in his case because not only did the artifact ha
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knolax
7y ago
Yes but with animals the parts you harvest don't grow back.
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knolax
7y ago
> no politician in Florida is ever going to propose legislation that limits the elderly in any way And also because in many places in the US driving is pretty much the only way to get around. Most elderly aren't living in busy city
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7y ago
How is China the one violating the agreement when it's the Hong Kong Legislative Council passing the extradition law. I mean even the protesters are protesting against __their__ legislative council. [0] [0] "forced the city’s legi
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knolax
7y ago
Didn't we try that with prohibition?
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knolax
7y ago
Everybody else is am idiot but me! Look at them going to Costco and not Wholefoods like me.
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knolax
7y ago
I'm self conscious about my double chin. I don't want the cute guy working at the NSA to see that.
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knolax
7y ago
That has been my experience. Friendships are best formed and maintained by working towards some mutual goal or at the very least regular interaction. In the absence of physical proximity games are pretty much the only recreational option.
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7y ago
Does anyone know if they had to create a new type of OLED for the required level of transparency or if all OLEDs were already transparent? The source tweet had a graphic but it wasn't too clear.
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7y ago
They can be trusted until they gain enough market share. /s
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7y ago
Bring a chicken for snacking.
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7y ago
The authority to own slaves was also explicitly granted in the 19th century.
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knolax
7y ago
They still tried to patent an organism.
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knolax
7y ago
If the phone is broadcasting the public key couldn't some malicious actor simply send the wrong location? Also couldn't they simply put it in a faraday bag or wrap in some tin foil?
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knolax
7y ago
> he has gone to the mat repeatedly to make good on his campaign promises no matter how misguided. Where's his wall?
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7y ago
It's red scare 2.0 with you people.
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knolax
7y ago
> It's simply the law of economics. Which one?
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7y ago
Why wouldn't that be the case for Helsinki?
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