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by phs318u 4y ago
How about the right to speak about where and how one might terminate a pregnancy? Is that protected speech?
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by phs318u 4y ago
That's what the Europeans thought when they signed up to making themselves so energy dependent on the Russians. They thought they were creating a two-way dependency that would moderate excessive behaviour and "keep the relationshi
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by phs318u 4y ago
> debate of repatriation of the Elgin Marbles has been going on for centuries > I think it's debatable if Greece (or the Ottomon Empire) is even part of the western nations. The Parthenon marbles are over two millennia old. They
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by phs318u 4y ago
$75 for the compiler. They were giving away 1000 for free, hence the $75,000 compiler giveaway.
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by phs318u 4y ago
The title is sensationalist. The actual title of the linked article is: "What's inside a black hole? U-M physicist uses quantum computing, machine learning to find out". The article talks about "holographic duality"
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by phs318u 4y ago
I keep pointing this out - I'll be more than happy to see nuclear power plants where I live, when the industry is happy to operate in the absence of the Price-Anderson act. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Price%E2%80
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by phs318u 4y ago
Not sure why you're getting downvoted. I think "floatovoltaics" are definitely a growth option with lots of upside - especially if located on man-made bodies of water e.g. dammed lakes (which often will have sufficient infras
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by phs318u 4y ago
We’re in Australia. It may well have been around for well before I saw it but then I wasn’t looking out for those options.
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by phs318u 4y ago
My daughter went vegetarian 8 years ago (aged 15) and we discovered Quorn products soon after. We regularly make a Quorn bolognese sauce for pasta, and she loves the Quorn herb and garlic chicken fillets. The latter are remarkably accurate
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by phs318u 4y ago
I'll just leave this here. https://opensource.com/alternatives/autocad
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by phs318u 4y ago
And yet the top of this thread begins with the claim that it's hard to alarm people (my words) appropriately enough to act. Ironic.
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by phs318u 4y ago
Reading people's reactions to this makes me think there's only these possible outcomes to trying to get people to act on something that is super important but not immediately obvious: Trigger: knowledgeable people sound the alarm!
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by phs318u 4y ago
Hahaha - thanks for making my day \m/
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by phs318u 4y ago
Sounds like a scintillating scotoma. It's a kind of migraine that sometimes preceeds, or comes with or without the headache usually associated with migraine. I get them occasionally. Definitely don't want to be driving when it hap
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by phs318u 4y ago
I'm surprised no one here has mentioned https://www.gnunet.org/ Currently they're pretty far off something robust and usable by relatively tech savvy folks let alone the masses, but the direction is sound and I&#x
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by phs318u 4y ago
Thanks for pointing out the other person’s bias. The demonstration by example in your second paragraph was particularly illuminating.
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by phs318u 4y ago
This is HN not Slashdot. Please don't turn it into Slashdot.
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by phs318u 4y ago
Interesting that the article doesn't discuss or mention the possible implication of micro-plastics in IBS/IBD. https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2021/12/211222084024.h...
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by phs318u 4y ago
The Darwin Awards - now an 8 part docu-series on YouTube Premium.
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Quantum theory of consciousness put in doubt by underground experiment(physicsworld.com)
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Woman ‘dehumanised’ by viral TikTok filmed without her consent(theguardian.com)
704 points by phs318u 4y ago|611 comments
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by phs318u 4y ago
The Bloomberg article is almost content-free and doesn't link to the source: https://nordlayer.com/blog/welcome-to-global-remote-work-ind...
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by phs318u 4y ago
All of which is factual and none of which detracts from the main point which is why did a CBP officer ask the woman (as quoted by the woman herself) whether she had had an abortion? Questioning this is a legitimate basis for an article give
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by phs318u 4y ago
I have to question whether you are commenting in good faith. You have selectively quoted (in other comments) and you are conflating The Guardian with techniques used on Facebook. The Guardian are not stating anywhere in the article that she
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by phs318u 4y ago
Proving you haven't bothered to read the article. The woman herself is directly quoted as having been asked that specific question. I find it ironic that you're making stuff up to accuse a journalist of making stuff up. Whether it
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by phs318u 4y ago
You've selectively quoted from the article. The full passage follows: ===== At one point a US border official asked Gourley, who was wearing a loose-fitting dress, whether she was pregnant. The same question was repeated as she was mov
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by phs318u 4y ago
Ok, sure. The title has nothing to do with the reason she was expelled. But why would CBP even ask the abortion question? On what possible basis is that a reasonable question to ask?
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by phs318u 4y ago
Presumably you could port SIMH to it.
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by phs318u 4y ago
Wake me up when the Price-Anderson Nuclear Indemnity Act gets repealed. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Price%E2%80%93Anderson_Nuclear...
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by phs318u 4y ago
Maybe, maybe not. Are there victimless crimes? A lot of people may think insurance fraud is such a thing but clearly that's a narrow view of "victimless". I do think you're right at some level or else being an asshole wo

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