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by mjfl 4y ago
uh, how do high taxes preclude a fascist takeover? I fail to see the connection.
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by mjfl 4y ago
As someone who has lifted for a long time, negative reps are great. I primarily do negative reps in my lifts for both safety and locking in gains - if you can do negatives in reps of 10 it's hard to lose that ability even if you take a
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by mjfl 4y ago
or perhaps a means to control hobbyist drones at a longer range...
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What are the most interesting nonfiction books in your language?
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Ask HN: What are the most interesting nonfiction books in your language?
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by mjfl 4y ago
I had a similar experience, Wordpress seems like a terribly exploited system.
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by mjfl 4y ago
They would develop widespread teratomas similar to metastatic cancer, and die. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teratoma
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by mjfl 4y ago
It's annoying to argue, but (1) that's an anecdote, not data, (2) levels.fyi is a biased sample of people obsessed with / want to brag about their compensation (like you, because even though this post was about FU 'skill
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by mjfl 4y ago
first of all no one's making $160k right out of college. Second of all, no, that's not even FU money. Maybe after a 20 year career, yeah you can retire well.
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by mjfl 4y ago
and you won't get FU skill or FU money. I answered the question.
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by mjfl 4y ago
start your own company
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by mjfl 4y ago
'shall not be infringed' will make a difference.
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by mjfl 4y ago
The difference between the folk understanding of epigenetics and the scientic understanding of epigenetics is the timescale. To scientists, epigenetics is the process by which genes become 'permanently' silenced via modifications
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by mjfl 4y ago
Also: $1 trillion Defense spending is not enough, vote more so the USA does not run out of ammo! https://www.wsj.com/articles/ukraine-war-depleting-u-s-ammun...
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by mjfl 4y ago
easy to say when you have no skin in the game
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by mjfl 4y ago
Yeah but you don't see the problem with trying to influence the elections in Italy by obviously bad comparison between Georgia Meloni and Putin?
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by mjfl 4y ago
You really are not grasping how ubiquitously this concept is used. Biden has declared democratically elected people like Georgia Meloni and Victor Orban, and candidates like Marine le Pen to be dangers to democracy. It certainly isn't
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by mjfl 4y ago
But I don't think that's how it works? I think parliament works proportionally? See here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parliament_of_the_United_Kingd... It is not the case that the conservative party got all
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by mjfl 4y ago
"democracy is under threat when people I don't like are democratically elected." Is it invisible to you how such statements are, themselves, bad for democracy?
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by mjfl 4y ago
Isn't a parliamentary system effectively proportional representation? It's just prime minister that's first past the post, but from a proportional vote in parliament? Labour is not going to save Britain. They are just going t
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by mjfl 4y ago
The main problem with VR is that it is a gimmick that people don't want to use as their main medium of interaction whether with games or job communication.
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by mjfl 4y ago
> Schizophrenia (SZR) is rare or nonexistent in hunter-gatherer populations. People really bend over backwards to insist that schizophrenia is not iatrogenic.
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by mjfl 4y ago
> I actually thought facebook was doing a ok job with oculus until the whole 'metaverse' social push happend Spending billions of dollars on a subpar MMO game when better ones cost tens of millions at most to make - is bad?
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by mjfl 4y ago
> It appears that someone else (definitely not Hal) has the private key to that address. So Paul le Roux, by the message? > 1Q2TWHE3GMdB6BZKafqwxXtWAWgFt5Jvm3 is Hal Finney's (Not Satoshi's) address. Where do you get this? E
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by mjfl 4y ago
> Many fusion designs are 10 magnitudes away or more. JET Tokamak was within a factor of 2 and ITER will overshoot by a factor of 10.
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by mjfl 4y ago
so you're saying he's bourgeoisie. Yeah that's the irony. The irony is that he's rich enough to have that lifestyle and still have food, while poor people would not.
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by mjfl 4y ago
he asserts that it can be met with 3-4 hours of work per day, he doesn't prove it or demonstrate it.
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by mjfl 4y ago
What an ironically privileged position, considering how much he calls out the bourgeoisie.
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by mjfl 4y ago
Wow, I seriously never thought Google would be vulnerable to activist investor actions because it's market cap is too big and its shareholders too idealistic. I'm still not sure that's not the case? Activist investors are sen
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by mjfl 4y ago
Eh. It's good for B2B. If you're ordering technical stuff and need something specific adjusted, can be helpful to chat to someone that can connect you to a specialist quickly.

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