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4y ago
Do you think that you've come up with this simple explanation but the brightest people in the field have glossed it over?
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4y ago
I think the word they really want to use there is "indefinitely." It doesn't imply the same thing that "permanently" does.
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4y ago
>He promises to allow all speech that is legal under the first amendment to the US constitution, while simultaneously eliminating spam. He's used to making these sorts of promises.
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4y ago
This would miss lower probability but high cost events.
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4y ago
>I've seen active break-ins and robberies in LA, and called the police only to have nothing being done in those situations. This is not an LA phenomenon.
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4y ago
>> They’ve got such a strong self-image, a strong desire to be seen as special, that many residents have become actors playing NYC, or LA. >Then claim your traveling like a real local, i cant help but feel your kind of full of it.
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4y ago
>And literally all the Fans reading Appleinsider, Macrumors, 9to5Mac believes in it. It's a common belief even on this site. I see it parroted all the time.
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4y ago
We've known about climate change for decades and global CO2 output has only increased. Just assuming technology will solve it is foolish.
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4y ago
Or maybe you're getting downvoted because you were denigrating other people's personal preferences when you called the disc version "trash." You're guilty of what you accuse others.
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4y ago
You're getting a refund, at least?
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4y ago
The scientific community generally does a pretty good job of shooting down big claims like this that get published (see: Pons and Fleischmann), so what's the huge benefit? On top of this, if it's to have any value, the reviewers o
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4y ago
>Some specific uses looking better with radians does not mean you have to use radians always. It's not just some specific use cases, it's the majority of cases if you look across all of math and science. Switching to turns woul
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4y ago
You are of course free to do so, but that's not likely how you're going to get the best results.
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4y ago
You won't mind if my gang and I steal your TV at gunpoint then?
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4y ago
There's real research on this. Someone posted this further up the thread: https://www.researchgate.net/figure/The-effect-of-male-and-f...
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4y ago
I follow musicians/bands that I like to keep up to date on their album releases and touring schedules, people that I think are funny on Twitter to get the occasional good laugh, and some friends whose shitposting and occasional complai
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4y ago
>Ah the pedo leftist Cali culture Child marriage is legal in 44 states still and is more common TX, OK, NV, AR, and WV than in CA. Do those states fall under the umbrella of 'pedo leftist Cali culture?' Depending where you look
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4y ago
It's always funny when you read HN comments chastising people for not staying in their lane and getting things wrong about tech and then reading the comments on articles like this. Obviously the overlap on people in the respective comm
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4y ago
>If keto was bad then the Inuit (Eskimos) as a people would not exist. What you're saying might be true if keto being bad meant near immediate death. It does not.
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4y ago
>I think jumping to conclusions based on this paper is not a good idea Something that I think most people on HN need to realize is that we are not experts on biology or medical science, so we shouldn't be reading these papers and co
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4y ago
It's not been very quick, the serotonin hypothesis has had huge question marks around it for as long as I've been reading about it, which is 10 years.
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4y ago
It's also just one single study. Maybe there's more out there, but this article doesn't even remotely make the case that its headline implies.
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4y ago
So a company like Nokia then?
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4y ago
He lied about Hyperloop solely to convince CA to cancel HSR projects.
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4y ago
The overall picture from those studies sounds pretty murky, though.
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4y ago
Did you see the list of what the guy did? At no point did he include rest and relaxation. He's clearly fetishizing productivity.
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4y ago
>It's The Gateway Pundit, there's nothing wrong with them. There is actually a great deal wrong with them: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Gateway_Pundit#False_stori...
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4y ago
SVN is also still in use.
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4y ago
Yeah, people acting like this is a market disruptor that's going to kill Garmin or Iridium simply don't know what they're talking about.
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4y ago
The Dutch seem less interested in finding any excuse for their bad habits than we suburban Americans do.
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