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by nolongerthere 2y ago
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by nolongerthere 2y ago
runarberg is not interested in getting to some commonly understood truth, he's only interested in spreading his propaganda. If you examine your conversation with him through this lens, it makes perfect sense. He continues to repeat lie
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by nolongerthere 2y ago
She was very explicit in her words, there's no need to read into them, she meant exactly what she said. She very clearly stated, they didn't find or make any ruling on the plausibility of genocide, just that it was plausible that
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by nolongerthere 2y ago
Just look at this guy's comment history, it's all there. He denies Jewish history, erases the reality that Jews are undeniably linked to Israel and calls for the ethnic cleansing of Jews from the ME. All the while making spurious
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by nolongerthere 2y ago
If you actually listened to what she said you'd know that's not at all what was decided, all they decided was that SA has plausible standing to bring a case. Not that the case itself has any standing. That was left for a future de
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by nolongerthere 2y ago
Yup, the path usually looks something like: Service desk job > L2 > L3 > company pays for a bunch of cloud training so they don't have to pay for another consultant > DevOps or CE/CS intern > tasked with implementin
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by nolongerthere 2y ago
> Did they just fire it to Israel for no reason? No, they had a very good reason: They hate Jews and do not believe Jews have any right to national sovereignty in their own land.
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by nolongerthere 2y ago
This is simply false: in their own words: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bq9MB9t7WlI The court ruled that South Africa had plausible standing to bring a case defending Gazans, not that there was plausible genocide. Bringin
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by nolongerthere 2y ago
It’s so interesting that you’ve taken away all agency from the Palestinians, or you believe as an absolute rule that giving someone money automatically makes them do chaotic evil things. And that the encourager of the monetary transaction (
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by nolongerthere 2y ago
Its a good primer on getting into DevOps, but in today's market you need a lot more experience than this book can give you, especially following all the layoffs.
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Apple announces M4 with more CPU cores and AI focus, just months after M3(arstechnica.com)
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by nolongerthere 2y ago
It appears you got banned for advocating for and supporting genocide and spreading misinformation. If you believe the Hamas/Palestine Oct 7th attack was a justified act of defense then you cannot have any problem with the wholesale sla
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by nolongerthere 2y ago
Likely sunk cost fallacy. Space flight is still new enough that starting from scratch lets you use all the lessons that were learned from your predecessors while not getting stuck in the muck of institutional inertia. And you still aren&#x2
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by nolongerthere 2y ago
This likely won't work in the way you expect, SO is similar to wikipedia in that it retains all edits and allows other highly ranked users to edit your answers, additionally, there are already many snapshots of your answer that were fe
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by nolongerthere 2y ago
I wish you wouldn't do that, you end up hurting regular developers more.
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by nolongerthere 2y ago
> Our policy is to not regard DEI as a metric of value can you expand on what this means practically and how it differs from others?
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by nolongerthere 2y ago
Only if you really squint, but at that level you too are enacting the meme… but who cares? If the shoe fits…
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by nolongerthere 2y ago
He says on his $1000+ device, that was the result of a billion plus man hours of R&D.
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by nolongerthere 2y ago
Right, I don't think anyone expects him to actually save exactly 1 trillion trees. the article is paywalled so I can't see it, but the title appears overly negative for what is likely a good thing.
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by nolongerthere 2y ago
I don't use 1Password (I've tried dashlane, lastpass, and bitwarden), so I'm curious what the actual implications of this are. I don't think I've ever looked at the name of my password vault. Obviously changes shoul
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by nolongerthere 2y ago
I was referring to the replies on twitter, you'll notice I was one of the first people to comment here, so I didn't see how hn reacted, I was going off the gleeful tweet and responses
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by nolongerthere 2y ago
Semi off topic, but what happened to this website, used to be the top result when searching for services, now even when I search alternative to x it often won’t be on the first page.
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by nolongerthere 2y ago
Its fascinating that people think this is a good thing and even more interesting that they find the joke acceptable...
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by nolongerthere 2y ago
why is "something went wrong"[0] considered a useful notification? [0] https://www.craft.do/#:~:text=(Actually)%20useful%20notifica...
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by nolongerthere 2y ago
so do we trust it?
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IRS or your county assessor? Does the IRS have anything to do with property taxes?
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by nolongerthere 2y ago
Yea there are cottage industries on top of cottage industries in the medical insurance space. First you have the first order: DR supplies service, bills patient’s insurance, then you have the hospitals who outsource all billing, those outso
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by nolongerthere 2y ago
I know you’re kinda joking but, The problem with socialism isn’t the voluntary organizations that people can join or leave at will, it’s the forced involuntary labor that is always brought about. Capitalism is about voluntary mutually benef
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by nolongerthere 2y ago
> Plus YC itself is one giant 'who wants to be funded' operation. Yea, that’s kinda what I thought when I saw this question, YC is basically all about getting startups funded, hn is basically in service of that goal, creating
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by nolongerthere 2y ago
My first question was at what distance, and looks like it’s 100ft. Which isn’t bad, but then they say it’s used high frequency spectrum that is even more susceptible to interference than 5G, so not that interesting.

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