overboard2

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by overboard2 5y ago
Dan Bilzerian?
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by overboard2 5y ago
It helps fund the space industry
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by overboard2 5y ago
Why?
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by overboard2 5y ago
What do you mean?
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by overboard2 5y ago
>We are on a mission to democratize security operations for any size company What does this mean?
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by overboard2 5y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JmSqorj-EC0
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by overboard2 5y ago
Presumably because the programmer likes that element of western culture. Are programmers supposed to conduct a poll among global stakeholders before they implement an easter egg?
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by overboard2 5y ago
https://www.cnn.com/videos/health/2021/07/13/tennessee-top-v... They shared a memo stating that they could vaccinate minors without parental consent.
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by overboard2 5y ago
What math and trig? He's drawing shapes using a coordinate system, how would you use less math?
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by overboard2 5y ago
>But you are defending a home raid on someone who was not brought to trial He should have been brought to trial
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by overboard2 5y ago
But that's what all potato batteries are.
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by overboard2 5y ago
Greed seems like a slightly more individualistic version of a need for growth. The only reason that we don't call the behavior of bacteria greedy is that they're not sentient.
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by overboard2 5y ago
While it's not good, it's not that bad. A lack of biodiversity may, if taken to extremes, limit the variety of things humans have access to. However, even in that case, we should be able to rely on our wind pollinated crops (possi
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by overboard2 6y ago
kongroo
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by overboard2 6y ago
He said that Epstein may have coerced her to present herself as "entirely willing".
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by overboard2 6y ago
Can you use this to send D-Mails
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by overboard2 6y ago
You could say it's a real tragedy
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by overboard2 6y ago
Just because you can do a finite number of operations at the same time, it doesn't mean you've changed O().
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by overboard2 6y ago
Covid evolves to spread itself more effectively. The fewer symptoms it causes, the better it can spread.
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by overboard2 6y ago
If this program has remained small for 40 years, then maybe not all small programs turn into larger ones.
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by overboard2 6y ago
While I agree that nuclear power is important, I also think that trying to get people to include tangentially relevant opinions as context is a bad idea. While pushing your opinion on Chernobyl every time you mention Chernobyl might help to
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by overboard2 6y ago
It is May of 2020, which makes it a bit better.
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by overboard2 6y ago
Burgers?
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by overboard2 6y ago
The people who want humans to live with as limited a footprint as possible, their standard of living be dammed
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by overboard2 6y ago
Microsoft enabled harder to ignore auto updates because users didn't want to update. If a user doesn't want to update, they shouldn't have to, as it's their computer. It's not their OS being used to harm users, it&#
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by overboard2 6y ago
I don't think it's that common, and I don't think I've ever heard it before. https://books.google.com/ngrams/graph?content=behind+the+eig... Edit for comparison: https://books.google.com&
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by overboard2 6y ago
I don't really see how a debate being easier to parse is necessarily a bad thing. While it could suggest that the candidates are less intelligent or that the populace is less intelligent, it could also suggest that the candidates are a
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by overboard2 6y ago
https://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-ln-snowpack-201503...