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> “This is a problem everybody has been attacking as a STEM problem,” Mr. Kobek said in an interview, referring to the fields of science, technology, engineering and mathematics that underlie cryptography. Cryptographic science, he argue
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https://youtu.be/l2ThMmgQdpE
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You’ll have to fight fascism with mass protests not guns.
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We need a competent counter-narrative but no one (few) figures in the federal government are offering one. The media also loves to report on crime. Etc. I hope people will join their local community groups.
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I see this is them following their own differentiation and integration which I'd say is good for their users. (Personally I don't care about Vulkan support for example.) So saying their tech is "appealing" is a matter of
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> Apple is a marketing company made to sell stuff. That's like... every company? Are you saying they don't have good tech?
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FTA: > In Maine, a paper mill burns coal to power their own operations. I guess burning coal is cheaper than buying power from the grid and installing solar would be a huge outlay? But this sentence just sounds crazy to me in 2025.
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Is a settlement agreement w/ environmental groups considered political?
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See also: https://www.sportslingo.com/sports-glossary/h/heater
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I did know that! But just seems harder to invoke after the update.
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Seems like I'm against the trend here in HN, but I personally like it more the more I use it. (Admittedly I don't have any accessibility issues which may come up for others) Also, I appreciate the UX improvements (as opposed to th
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I think the Democrat's strategic fuck up is not standing for up for US democracy, always. Part of that is saying "immigration is good, actually", instead of conceding political positions to the right as they poison our politi
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> Americans gave Republicans a popular mandate Trump's win wasn't even close to being a mandate. Also, people (now) hate his enforcement policies. > illegal immigrants dilute the labour force ICE is not simply going after il
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Assumed political liability.
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Do you agree enforcing immigration laws in this way is good and/or important? If so, can I ask why? What is our end goal?
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Glad you agree their views are extreme. What's worrying is that the court is being influenced by these views and could vote along those lines. Or do you think what they're doing and saying is fine?
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> Swiss glaciers have shrunk by a quarter since 2015, study says And what about this ice loss trend?
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curious what point you're highlighting here
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Which offers?
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Israel can become one state with democracy for all its residents. That's the real answer. > I can already hear what international organizations are saying about that What will they say? (And would they be wrong?) Imprisoning Palesti
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FTA > CSS cascades globally by design. Styles defined in one place affect elements everywhere, creating emergent patterns through specificity and inheritance. I can’t be the only person who finds that this makes complex sites a nightmare
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Since we're piling on with hard to say words: Danes love to ask people to say "rødgrød med fløde". https://translate.google.com/?sl=da&tl=en&text=rødgrød%20med... (click the speak icon)
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Couldn't you use a subset of IPA for this? (Not a language person, so I don't know)
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Tried to withdraw? Seems like they like things just how they are. (Well except for the part where they want the Palestinians to give up any claims to the land that was stolen from them and just evaporate.) The result of Israel: - subjugatin
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Thank you.
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> Israel cannot unilaterally end hostilities any more than Hamas can. They absolutely can! For a moment consider the power differential in this assault. Do not equate Hamas' attacks with Israel's blockade, exploitation, starvat
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What about the Holocaust Israel is perpetrating in the Gaza Ghetto right now? Should we stop that one?
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The Israelis (and their suppliers) are the ones with the power to end it. They have chosen this. There are actually other avenues you know. This is entirely on them.
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And the GHF isn't even a real aid distribution NGO. Those exist! They're experts at this. Let them in.
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> For example it allowed the US to build a pier for food delivery "allowed" The pier was never going to work. Israel should just allow aid in via the normal ways. Notice that Israel controls all the borders of Gaza and they
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