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I explained that already
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> It's a great opportunity for philanthropy With 189 million people undernourished or starving in India, why not donate to help with that first? https://www.indiafoodbanking.org/hunger
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The graphic is inaccurate And clearly has an objective. North Korea often invaded South Korea after the war ended > A total of 3,693 armed North Korean agents have infiltrated into South Korea between 1954 and 1992 https://en.
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What new pet idea did the article suggest? I must have missed it
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I wasn't familiar with the Karen people until your comment, thanks for sharing your story. What led you to live with them for several years?
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“If Lee Had Not Won the Battle of Gettysburg” by Winston Churchill
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"No good reason" is subjective. Was there any reason given? Looked at the article, but didn't see any. Perhaps it was cost? Does the Pentagon budget break out the cost of Stars & Stripes?
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A little known fact is that Germany resorted to using sawdust in bread when they had flour shortages during the world wars https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kommissbrot Are ther any other strange flour replacements that pe
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Waffle House Vistas
(bittersoutherner.com)
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This is cool! Is there a similar product where I can get just the light panels + the ability to program them? Dont need the speakers
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The antitrust congress committee a couple weeks ago is head by a democrat and was bi-partisan so I don’t suspect it’s the administration leading this, but perhaps are working with congress
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>> What happens when the ultimate heat sink is lost? What's an example event where the ultimate heat sink might be lost?
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Rocket Lab Readies Launch Complex 2 for Electron Launches from U.S. Soil
(rocketlabusa.com)
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> parallel pilot randomized open label, double-masked clinical trial. Dumb questions: What is a parallel pilot | what is open label? And Is double-masked the same as double-blind?
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Watch SpaceX hop Starship SN-6 [live video]
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No, it sounds like a rogue IC agency. The textbook definition of fascism doesn’t apply here. This word keeps appearing on HN without any reasoning
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I don’t think they intent is to use it for a daily driver OS, but rather to teach/learn how Linux works,Or at least that’s what my mentors have told me
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>> Contrary to popular belief, most skyscrapers have a strong economic rational. I doubt there is a popular belief that says "tall skyscrapers do not have an economic rational". Really weird starting point to make this artic
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After watching this video, I now get why this exists. That was pretty cool
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Small nuclear reactors: tiny NuScale reactor gets safety approval
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Random First Line Generator
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My view concerning your request: no. (2016)
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There are youtube videos of ATC recordings (with transcripts) of pilots losing their cool. You are right, I don't think any ATC lost their cool in any of the recordings I've listened to. This quote from the article made me smile:
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Wouldn’t you also want the ability to revoke just certain binaries? Let’s say a large company like Microsoft accidentally somehow got malware on their Excel app, you wouldn’t want to terminate the dev cert because that would also cancel Out
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MIT Drake
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> You can sign transactions offline and hand deliver the file if you felt so inclined. How big is that signature/file? Can it be encoded in a QR code or something simpler to bridge the airgap?
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Facebook Grants Researchers Access to Study 2020 Election
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UK public debt hits £2T – What Happs Next?
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Thanks for the response. After reading it I think I may be less clear than in my initial reply now. Question: Can a sentence be provably true in one arithmetic system but not another? If so that means there are provably true sentences which
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> so I really don't like describing logically independent sentences as "true but unprovable": I don't see a particular problem with it. It can be "true but unprovable" within a given system. I feel like you
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