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by ngngngng 6y ago
Rather, "improbable" denotes a wide range of probability where the likelihood is less than 50%. "Probably impossible" denotes likelihood much closer to 0%.
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by ngngngng 6y ago
Great ad. Excited to hear back from you.
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by ngngngng 6y ago
Last summer I was looking for a program that would tell me which shell commands last used in a specific directory. Because I had been reading "The Unix Programming Environment" it quickly occurred to me that the program I was look
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by ngngngng 6y ago
> The NASA manager who bullied them into agreeing to launch because they couldn’t prove that it was unsafe basically says that if he had his time over he would kill all of the astronauts again. Truly terrifying. I only know two people wh
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by ngngngng 6y ago
Adoption is another logical answer that can be very rewarding. All of us in the family I grew up in were adopted as infants. It's more expensive than birthing your own children but I imagine parents that left their fertile years focuse
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by ngngngng 6y ago
That's not referencing hospitalizations among those that have received the vaccine. That's talking about a total reduction in hospital admissions among the general population, many of which had yet to receive a vaccination.
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by ngngngng 6y ago
I know hacker news isn't exactly the place for sarcasm (not to mention sarcasm loss over text) but I couldn't resist.
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by ngngngng 6y ago
Once we remove that 2.6% though, we'll have a whole new 100% to fight against.
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by ngngngng 6y ago
Raising cattle can easily become a net negative to carbon emissions if cows are given slightly more space to graze and moved around more often. If all cattle were raised in this way there would be slightly less cattle production but a far
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by ngngngng 6y ago
> The new Proton interface is much easier on the eye the original interface. It looks almost exactly the same to me, just a couple things shuffled around. Anyway, I think it's perfect exactly how it is.
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by ngngngng 6y ago
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by ngngngng 6y ago
I can't help but imagine the rover crash landing on Mars due to a forced windows system update that wasn't able to be delayed.
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by ngngngng 6y ago
Sure. First you'll need to familiarize yourself with interfaces in go. This link explains them well. https://gobyexample.com/interfaces So a struct satisfies an interface if it implements all of the methods of the inte
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by ngngngng 6y ago
With this in mind, if I were to start a new project today (using Go, which is all I use anymore). I would segment my code inside of a monolith using interfaces. This would incur a very slight initial cost in the organization of the codebase
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by ngngngng 6y ago
When I was exploring projects that did this I found an alternative that spun up a database and was literally thousands of lines of code. This seemed to fit exactly what I was looking for without insane levels of overhead.
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by ngngngng 6y ago
https://github.com/natethinks/jog/ I'm not sure why this isn't a part of zsh already, but if you want to see the last few commands you ran in the current directory, that little utility will do that for y
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by ngngngng 6y ago
I started with the series as well, after the previous season ended I became desperate to continue the story so I started reading them. They did such a good job with the series but the books were so good already.
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A shakeup in the ranks of powerhouse cities(axios.com)
2 points by ngngngng 6y ago|0 comments
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by ngngngng 6y ago
As it relates, the only reason I could find that quote to reply to you was because I have the book in digital format. I remembered the word leather, and "leather" only appears in Leviathan Wakes 8 times, making it easy to find. I
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by ngngngng 6y ago
"The OPA man, Anderson Dawes, was sitting on a cloth folding chair outside Miller’s hole, reading a book. It was a real book—onionskin pages bound in what might have been actual leather. Miller had seen pictures of them before; the ide
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by ngngngng 6y ago
I am genuinely upset about this. I have such fond memories of thumbing through endlessly as a teenager and dreaming of having my own spaces that were so wonderfully busy and eclectic. My wife and I were just at IKEA last week picking up a n
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by ngngngng 6y ago
I made an account pretty early on, before the thought had crossed my mind that I might acquire some perceived associations I wouldn't want. I had a silly reason, I just wanted to follow a conspiracy theorist friend of mine that moved t
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by ngngngng 6y ago
The "flesh wound" in question is complete lack of accountability and oversight of police officers, not this one instance of them playing music.
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by ngngngng 6y ago
Let's not throw a bandaid on a flesh wound. What we need is strong, fast acting civilian oversight over the police to punish any that get up to shenanigans like this.
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by ngngngng 6y ago
Until last year 3mb/s was one of two options available to me, the other was 15mb/s with terrible ping and an extremely low download/upload limit. Fortunately, Utah hasn't allowed these companies to stifle competition and
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One Thousand Two Hundred and Fifty-Eight Pounds of Sons [2014](esquire.com)
1 points by ngngngng 6y ago|0 comments
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by ngngngng 6y ago
Isn't all science "pseudo-science type reasoning" before someone goes out and proves/disproves it? I don't see a problem with some curious conversation.
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by ngngngng 6y ago
I like the idea of Nextdoor, but everyone (seriously, everyone) in my small town in convinced that it's a scam. There was an article going around a few years back about scammers running their scams on nextdoor, and now they all believe
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by ngngngng 6y ago
I believe they're saying the down payment was $75k
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by ngngngng 6y ago
The display on my 6th gen has developed flickering issues after only a year and half of light usage. I think the quality on these has gone down a lot recently.

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