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by nvahalik 7y ago
Norway has oil. (For now.)
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by nvahalik 7y ago
To think that American southern slave trade (e.g. plantations) is the only real form of slavery is extremely myopic.
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by nvahalik 7y ago
> Without universal basic income, we are totally f@cked UBI isn't a savior. UBI still requires that people, you know, pay taxes. If 30-40% of people have no income and are completely dependent upon the government, then you have slav
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by nvahalik 7y ago
Right. The key word here is "neglect". "Do not _neglect_ to meet together (as is the habit of some)". There is a big difference between those who wish to come but are unable vs. those who are able but do not. So yes, we
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by nvahalik 7y ago
Then they likely have a very sub-biblical view of God.
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by nvahalik 7y ago
Generally speaking, biblical churches (And their people) must: 1) obey the rulers and authorities (insomuch as it does not cause issue with any other command) and 2) love their neighbor. E.g. by not knowingly engaging in activity which migh
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by nvahalik 7y ago
I don't believe GP means at Archive.org. But there are a number of companies letting people go.
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by nvahalik 7y ago
Except "working age people" are pretty much not impacted by this. The massive death rates are for people with existing preconditions: heart disease, lung problems, etc. There have been no deaths with children. Practically speaking
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by nvahalik 7y ago
Perhaps. Around here this isn't something unusual when a hurricane or crazy weather event is in the forecast. Call it naive optimism, but hopefully in the next few days people will calm down and things might sort-of go back to normal.
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by nvahalik 7y ago
Some stores here are limiting hours to something reasonable: it gives them time to re-stock and to clean. This seems not only reasonable but completely sane. Close down for 8 hours a day minimally so that they can clean stores.
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by nvahalik 7y ago
> People need to brace for impact. The US medical system is going to be overwhelmed by people in critical condition. I'd just like to point out that when you say the "US medical system" you're talking about a large ar
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by nvahalik 7y ago
> For example, your home insurance would cover your house burning down but would have a clause along the lines of "if the whole town burns down, we will not cover you." This isn't true. Insurance companies can and do regul
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by nvahalik 7y ago
Maybe it's because your monitor doesn't support it?
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by nvahalik 7y ago
Right. Lots of events may not have an "international" set of attendees, though.
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Ask HN: Best Resources for Learning IPv6?
3 points by nvahalik 7y ago|1 comments
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by nvahalik 7y ago
Depends on your users... While the amount of work that can be required to make a PWA/Electron application as fast/powerful as Desktop applications is much higher, they can also be really fast to prototype designs and "get stu
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by nvahalik 7y ago
However, it _is_ Reddit's platform. Do they own it or not? If they don't own it, then who does? What incentive do they have? If people were paying reddit directly, this might make sense. But reddit has to make advertisers happy. T
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by nvahalik 7y ago
Isn't technically the internet, as a whole, operating as #1 (at least, in theory?). If I want to post material that is sketchy, or even illegal, I can typically get away with posting it somewhere. It means that I have to host the conte
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Git Explorer: Find Git commands easily(gitexplorer.com)
4 points by nvahalik 7y ago|0 comments
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by nvahalik 7y ago
Going through his page, I immediately thought of his video on gears. Suprise! when it was mentioned at the end.
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by nvahalik 7y ago
I want to upvote this 10x.
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by nvahalik 7y ago
Sort of. It's all about whose information it is. A credit card number is managed/owned/valid within the payment networks. Since they manage it, they get to dictate what means of protection are required in order for you to eng
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by nvahalik 7y ago
I love MACs. A couple of caveats, though: * If you disable Multi-Account Containers at ANY TIME, all of your configuration will be gone. So, don't ever disable it. Or just be prepared. * They don't sync with Firefox Sync. * I use
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by nvahalik 7y ago
> In Forth there is only memory - word and byte-sized cells of storage in memory, and stacks. You step down on the level of assembly language which may sound daunting, yet gives you full control over every aspect of memory layout. Other
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by nvahalik 7y ago
Yes, but what about the Pro Displays??
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by nvahalik 7y ago
I guess that depends on what you mean by 'social challenges'. What are the expectations? We participate in a homeschool community which gives weekly (if not more often) opportunities for both structured and unstructured (i.e. play
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by nvahalik 7y ago
No, my point here is that a lot of people don't interact with their neighbors at all. I've had loud neighbors in the past and when I've had a problem gone directly to them and asked them to rectify said issue. They have gener
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by nvahalik 7y ago
> Why do they deserve massive power? They don't. We've given it to them willingly. It has been granted to them by every person who has chosen to "outsource" dealing with their problems to the police. Loud neighbor? Ca
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by nvahalik 7y ago
Yes. But even with that, I've accidentally killed it before via Activity Monitor... still a great tip, though.
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by nvahalik 7y ago
Holy cow tmux has changed my life. No longer do I have to worry about losing all of my process when I accidentally close iTerm. This, coupled with the fact that you can Ctrl-B Ctrl-B and control your tmux within tmux... It's even fairl

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