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phoenixreader
4y ago
It's interesting that Youtube is also recommending this to me today. I wonder what caused this coincidence. Anyone else seeing this on their Youtube feed?
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If you less this txt file, your terminal plays a sound
(gist.github.com)
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phoenixreader
4y ago
Even better, in the original novel, the mice's guess for the ultimate question of life, universe, and everything is "how many roads must a man walk down?"
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Should police use “man catchers”?
(youtube.com)
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4y ago
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4y ago
A less lethal weapon for the police
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phoenixreader
4y ago
Can confirm that HN was especially slow for me this morning.
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phoenixreader
4y ago
AWS has products like AWS Macie that shows you where your personal info is.
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phoenixreader
4y ago
Not in the long run. I am sure Big Tech's incredible success will inspire many entrepreneurs to start companies that will eventually replace them.
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phoenixreader
4y ago
How do you get the smartest people to want to work with you when you are not as smart as them? The smartest people are all generally very successful and they themselves have wide-ranging preoccupations. What if the smartest people you know
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4y ago
But there is a product defect class action lawsuit against Apple literally every two years. Apple must treat it as a cost of business at this point. 2009 (macbook display): https://www.crn.com/news/components-peripheral
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4y ago
The relevant patent infringement case Inventist, Inc. v. Ninebot, Inc. started in 2016, and the trial will not take place UNTIL 2023. https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/4411896/inventist-inc-v... The inventor ha
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Inventor of hoverboard learns hard lesson on protecting patents
(spokesman.com)
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phoenixreader
4y ago
Actually, this subpoena is possible because of this US statute: https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/28/1782 Edit: there is even a Wiki page for it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secti
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4y ago
I read the ruling. It is apparently because of this law in the US statutes: https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/28/1782 which authorizes a judge to "order [some person] to produce a document or other
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Federal government spending reached 31% of GDP in 2020
(gardner.utah.edu)
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We still don't know why Tylenol works (2014)
(cen.acs.org)
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4y ago
The judge in this case determined that the place of publication (where the cause of action for defamation is created) is the location where the computer servers storing the defamatory articles are located. In this case, it is the location f
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Place of publication is the host server location – Depp vs. Heard (2019) [pdf]
(fairfaxcounty.gov)
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phoenixreader
5y ago
I can only venture a guess. Many interesting mathematics results come from people simply observing patterns when doing adding, subtracting, etc. Many insights can come when people are not afraid of getting hands dirty. It's about getti
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5y ago
For those interested, there is a trick to this. You successively add the first several items until the amount first exceeds 43.94. This occurs after summing up the first twelve items, with the sum being 46.81. The items are over the limit b