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londgine
4y ago
imagine train lines that stop at prime number stations. so line 2 would stop at station 2,4,6 like 3 would stop at 3,6,9. if you want to get to station 10 you could take line 11 directly to station 11 and then line 1 back. alternatively, yo
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> The flight time would last from six to eight hours, but the ticket includes a five-day trip that would involve staying in boutique hotels, exploring nature sites near the spaceport, dining at local restaurants, spa, yoga and other fitn
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4y ago
https://www.vanmoof.com/shop/en_nl/bikehunters their website says they even go flying around the world to places like war torn Ukraine and Casablanca gangs to retrieve the bike. That sounds very dangerous.
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4y ago
I'm pretty sure that if the age of consent in another state is less than your state, it is forbidden to travel there to take advantage of that. I don't know how that law is legal, but I'm pretty sure the same logic can be app
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4y ago
CPS can take kids from parents who are bad parents (drug addicts) just as they can take kids from parents who don't want the kids (and presumably would have aborted the kid if they could have).
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4y ago
> I could be convinced against abortion _if_ there was a guarantee that every child would have the full resources of the government to help them achieve a successful life. We all know that isn't going to happen. Kids brought up with
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4y ago
Regardless of my opinion on whether states should be able to restrict abortions, I really didn't like Roe vs. Wade. This should be a law that congress votes for/against and be held responsible for by their voters. I wonder how suc
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4y ago
Based on the article it looks like the main reason is due to the amount of trash hikers leave.
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londgine
4y ago
thanks. I got confused between constant time relative to the number of elements in the table (as typically calculated) and constant time relative to the number of slots in the table.
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4y ago
What's the problem with iterator increment being (amortized) constant time for closed addressing? The algorithm could iterate over each bucket and on each bucket iterate over each element. Going from the end of one bucket to the start
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4y ago
They make a separate ide for each language. Why is rust a plugin?
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londgine
4y ago
The title made it seem like there would be interesting content like theory of grammar, but rather stupid (if not false) "facts" like all languages are equally valuable and equally complex.
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4y ago
> Fox's Tucker Carlson has gone against the system I really don't like how MSM refuses to link to original sources. Here is a place that uploaded the video https://www.newsweek.com/fox-tucker-carlson-attacks-met
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4y ago
rumor has it that "artificial flavors" are stuff like "blue punch" or "tropical purple" but "natural flavors" are "berry mix" and "orange swirl". Basically, if the flavor tastes li
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4y ago
> We’ve also repurposed the Wikipedia model of community editing, meaning if you see something dodgy or misleading on WT Social, you can go in and correct it yourself. Does that mean that if I make a post, some random other user can edit
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4y ago
That's surprisingly cheap. I always assumed that there would be a yearly fee just to hold them on retainer, and then another fee if you actually use them. Maybe I should get a lawyer on retainer, it is cheaper than some other insurance
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4y ago
> Sen. Elizabeth Warren and Majority Leader Chuck Schumer support a plan to forgive as much as $50,000 in student loans per borrower, and according to the Washington Post, the Biden administration is preparing to announce a plan that wou
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4y ago
Do you know what the yearly fee of having a decent lawyer on retainer?
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4y ago
Is there a limit as to how many mistrials there can be? Or can trial after trial have 11 jurors vote to acquit, mistrial, wait in jail until new trial, indefinitely?
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4y ago
I'm not sure what the alternative should be. Unfortunately I am much better at recognising a bad system than providing the framework for a good system. Maybe this specific offender is now fit for society. However, my point is that by v
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4y ago
> But an investigation by CNN offers new evidence — including two videos of the scene of the shooting — This is what I hate about MSM. Why not share the video (blur gore if necessary)? Many new media sites make sure to source their claim
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there's another option. I want prison to be for rehabilitation, to the point where someone's sentence can be extended / reduced based on how they recovered (not sure how to measure that). however, I also believe that US priso
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you may consider an ex-felon to have paid their debt to society, but I don't. I don't think that someone being forced to sit in a cell for a few years, and receiving abuse from guards and inmates. Maybe even abusing other inmates.
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That's too bad. If the government wants to incentivize investment in certain geographical areas, they may offer tax breaks for businesses there. I guess those Dutch companies won't move there, since that would avoid taxes. Or if t
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The galaxy xcover 5 is really good https://m.gsmarena.com/samsung_galaxy_xcover_5-ampp-10718.ph... 5.3 screen, full rectangular screen (no notch or hole), replaceable battery and dual sim. It is unfortunately Samsung, so it
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if you're going to give such out of context responses, you might as well pick d) live close to where you work and commute less
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I watched the CCC video and I understand that he found a security flaw that makes it less secure that appears, but it still takes as long to brute force as AES 128, right? So by "practical" he lowered the brute force by a lot, but
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Recently it was Israel's Independence Day. I was looking for something about Israel's War of Independence and I saw these Wikipedia articles https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/1948_Arab%E2%80%93Israeli_Wa... ht
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> There are fears that menstrual tracking apps could be used to punish those seeking a termination. That sounds extremely far fetched. It makes much more sense that the police would go after abortion clinics rather than buy menstruation
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4y ago
The UK doesn't have freedom of speech. This isn't new
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