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8y ago
The best benefit I've heard about paper voting is the mechanism by which trust in the count is ensured. With paper voting, all votes are counted by several people, with oversight and random recounts. It is _possible_ to cheat, but it w
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Oh yeah I've had this one big time in the past. It sort of comes and goes, hasn't been bothering me much lately. But a few times at my old job I drove all the way back into work to verify I'd locked the door when leaving for
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8y ago
Based on how people talk about it I actually thought it was a lot more.
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8y ago
How do we know that reality itself isn't a mass hallucination?
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8y ago
They said "would", but they meant "wouldn't"
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8y ago
Why don't we send a rover to some of these interesting places? It seems like we're constantly making fascinating finds on Mars, then send rovers to the middle of a random rocky desert.
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8y ago
Thanks for teaching me a new word!
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I can't believe people are _still_ getting trolled by Cohen. How can every single politician and their handlers not know exactly who he is by now?
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That's the first I heard this piece of the story. Source?
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8y ago
So... yet another article full of nothing but anecdotal evidence. What will it take to actually get a real answer on this?
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Was that employee Mark Zuckerberg?
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8y ago
Is the theory that space-time is infinitely large, or also that there is an infinite amount of matter/energy within it?
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He at least did the honorable thing by issuing a public warning on his way out. I bet the Facebooks learn from these experiences and start requiring NDAs for their acquisitions. Anyway, someone can just build another Whatsapp.
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8y ago
Richard Stallman was a prophet
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8y ago
what were they accused of?
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8y ago
Additionally, what "life" are we talking about? We know about certain lifeforms existing in hostile environments, but can we talk about humans?
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8y ago
Even worse, we're just stealing from it!
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Make The Sun Great Again, that trade deficit is monstrous, Earth has been taking advantage of us for far too long.
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8y ago
It was all well and good when we were getting good cheap Chinese goods. Now that China is rising, we've all suddenly become humanitarians.
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8y ago
And the part where HN folks start complaining about it's super obvious and everyone who uses any internet service should clearly know that all of their data is going to be used for any and all nefarious purposes we could imagine, you m
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8y ago
that's why I don't do it anymore - it got a little too scary for me
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nope, or at least I didn't back in my drinking days. it was just normal for people to get wasted and hook up. does that not happen anymore?
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8y ago
BALLISTIC CONDUCTION
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8y ago
From the perspective of a photon, everything in the universe is happening here and now.
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When exactly did it enter the public consciousness that drunk people are unable to give consent? I feel if this is true, there are many drunken hookups that become questionable. I'm in my mid-30s, and I feel this concept wasn't re
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When taking hallucinogens and in a few cases without, I've had instances where my ideas and concepts of time have begun breaking down. It's a very weird feeling, when you begin becoming uncertain about how or if time works. And im
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Don't they teach in logic classes that appeals to authority are an invalid form of logic? If we don't trust authorities, in the world of the internet where anything goes, where does that leave us?
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In Japanese, blue and green are considered the same color, just different shades. So is true in some places.
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Joke's on them when the US decides educational facts are fake news and we pull a full 180.
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9y ago
Oh goodie, another technology promising to connect us better than ever. I can’t wait to see how this one backfires horribly.
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