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by monochromatic 8y ago
Why is that obvious?
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by monochromatic 8y ago
How awful for Ant.
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by monochromatic 8y ago
\>government tells subjects what they are allowed to believe Less good.
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by monochromatic 8y ago
Why would an application like this care what file system it’s running on?
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by monochromatic 8y ago
What a mess. Have there ever been any serious efforts toward “modernizing” musical notation?
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by monochromatic 8y ago
The writing style, yes. The gifs, not really.
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by monochromatic 8y ago
Presumably the customers were SoL. That’s the problem with everything being run “in the cloud.”
98.
by monochromatic 8y ago
I’m not too familiar with UK libel law. Is it not a defense that they were reporting on statements they were given? Is there a reasonableness question?
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by monochromatic 8y ago
https://frinkiac.com/meme/S08E16/1219284.jpg?b64lines=VEhBVC...
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by monochromatic 8y ago
Elon Musk is already working on that problem.
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by monochromatic 8y ago
If a decent-sized asteroid hits the earth, humanity simply ends. That is an unacceptable risk. We become multi-planetary for survival.
102.
by monochromatic 8y ago
Same here, like the Colt Peacemaker or something.
103.
by monochromatic 8y ago
If fake reviews count as “marketing” then absolutely I do.
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by monochromatic 8y ago
It’s not parallel though. The sun and the moon subtend almost exactly the same angle in the sky (which is why solar eclipses work).
105.
by monochromatic 8y ago
Strange. Firefox seems to run just as well as Chrome for me nowadays (on Windows though).
106.
by monochromatic 8y ago
Are there many examples of marketing that are 100% truthful?
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by monochromatic 8y ago
That makes more sense. Thanks.
108.
by monochromatic 8y ago
I don’t think I understand the problem. We have n distinct integers, and the array has already been partitioned. Why isn’t the answer just that there was exactly one pivot that could generate that partition?
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by monochromatic 8y ago
Tarsnap.
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by monochromatic 8y ago
> any system that effectively allows decentralized peer-to-peer transmission of money is going to fail one or more anti-money-laundering laws Is cash against the law now?
111.
by monochromatic 8y ago
Seems pretty just. Who would be paying for the domestic work, anyway?
112.
by monochromatic 8y ago
No, the LED itself literally flickers. Now, that may be because of a shitty driver design... but it’s not wrong.
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by monochromatic 8y ago
Affirmative action is a big benefit. I'm a white male at the moment, but I could get a real leg up if I were transgender and/or transracial.
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by monochromatic 8y ago
> There has always been "grey" areas from an anatomy perspective Yes, extremely rare ones. It's not clear to me what the existence of the occasional XXY individual, etc., has to do with the idea that gender is just a socia
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by monochromatic 8y ago
Can you explain why you think that?
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by monochromatic 8y ago
Their business model has been broken for years. It’s not incumbent on me to help them survive.
117.
by monochromatic 8y ago
They can request it. I don’t necessarily agree to it.
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by monochromatic 8y ago
Definitely noticeable when my eyes are moving quickly, glancing from one location to another.
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by monochromatic 8y ago
I see it as more like being in Westworld.
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by monochromatic 8y ago
The penalty for stealing my TV might well include a bullet in the chest. I’m not sure what your point is.

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