potatopatch

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by potatopatch 3y ago
Modern states are basically just feudal states with their private extensions, particularly on the international level and over the last 3 decades they chose over and over to let analogies hold from meat space because it maintains or expands
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by potatopatch 3y ago
>> I just looked it up and even patients with brittle bone disease are highly encouraged to become as strong as possible through physical therapy because of the benefits of being strong. >> There is but an insignificantly vanish
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by potatopatch 3y ago
I don't think you have a problem you need to solve on this directly. Be careful to present this as being a no nonsense professional who wants to solve the business problems that should be a mutual priority and make sure you show a litt
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by potatopatch 3y ago
Being strong and not delusional is the least risky way to feel strong.
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by potatopatch 3y ago
The FCC did a lot to block zoning in cell phone tower placement and federal regulators should find a way to intervene here too. Meeting a primary basic need seems a bit more important than perfect 911 coverage to me.
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by potatopatch 3y ago
Huh, he goes into exactly how a war criminal was protected from prosecution by the US ruling class. Kissinger was free to turn down the protection of the US and go to trial. There's enough nonsense about Kissinger the beloved statesman
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by potatopatch 3y ago
It is a script kiddie surplus, where the unit of measure is the asshat.
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by potatopatch 3y ago
I think food costs like many other costs remain near historic lows, but a euro stolen is a euro earned in every subsequent month for the coalition to prevent housing supply.
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by potatopatch 3y ago
While the cause of the initial depression may be something else, shutting off the TV may be the most viable cure for a long time depression where TV is the default activity. With enough entertainment there's not enough motivation to d
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by potatopatch 3y ago
You mean in the sense that all wealth is lost in death or is there a specific story of him losing everything?
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by potatopatch 3y ago
If Gaza isn't able to even do ethereal things without Israel's regulation then so much for the two states with self determination explanation. Personally, I think a forced elimination of the two state solution would be good. The m
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by potatopatch 3y ago
That's not really conclusive about anything as not all studies are done in South America.. Looking into pork for example, it is recommended as an alternative because it seems to have a lower incidence of many cancer types in studies an
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by potatopatch 3y ago
> Having nice round numbers is of no benefit to a patient. Patients benefit from simplicity just like practitioners, they have to do math like whether they've reached 1500mg in a day or need to split pills when there is an availabil
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by potatopatch 3y ago
I've seen a couple people who I think were vigilante in their photo taking, but either I missed something (and the person photographed clearly did too) or they were a bit off their rockers.. To me it seems like a law that attempts to h
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by potatopatch 3y ago
Sounds like a money thing. Being a kernel engineer is being handcuffed to one or a small number of companies and a particular community. Meanwhile going up the stack is easy, will pay the same or offer higher risk/reward financial choi
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by potatopatch 3y ago
The first exchange is as fair to the wild man as anyone else, property rights over land or something is I think where that topic goes.. If you had no reasonable way to acquire a toilet (like all of mankind until quite recently) would you ch
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by potatopatch 3y ago
I don't know enough about tik tok to get how this would apply? Do they have integrations of some sort or does this mean they have to create a system for them?
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by potatopatch 3y ago
In traditional development you didn't have one organ in a harness, then 3 organs in a harness, etc, having modified them to have no thickness that could hide something from a unit test. That's as different from the functioning fro
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by potatopatch 3y ago
Good thing the whole site is a bug, though I rarely end up on YT by accident since videos are marked in web etiquette. For twitter.com a filter option here on HN would be nice but a domain blocker might do.
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by potatopatch 3y ago
The frog on a dissection table approach to software development seems like it is probably a primary cause of incidents involving lost surgical tools in production.
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by potatopatch 3y ago
A classical liberal would believe in the social contract. If society adds a chain then society has a debt. For example, a municipality doesn't need to provide a toilet to the extent that it doesn't have a problem with the freedom
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by potatopatch 3y ago
They've been very careful not to and they were obviously right. They were very clearly mobbed by those who benefit from for-profit side which has more power and will determine what has to happen and how to make sure he can run a profit
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by potatopatch 3y ago
No, they just want to pick one.. Boring as ever apple management.
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by potatopatch 3y ago
This actually is a conjecture/opinion piece, which is what teachers are usually trying to shape into other forms, and I found it very well written AFA clarity for casual reading, almost like it was written in another latin language wit
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by potatopatch 3y ago
Pretty silly thing to do whether or not you have perfect examples, and strange to follow that up with the fact that you've been offering career advice.. There's not a lot of benefit to making a public discussion out of something l
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by potatopatch 3y ago
I'd be curious how well it actually correlates. It would be hard to make the most performant system that's always consistent with flushed data but there are probably a lot of firmwares out there with untested performance ideas, et
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by potatopatch 3y ago
Yeah, no. For a small company its not really that complicated and it's also uniform. You can use a simple service for things like cookies and then manually comply in the backend. Reading GDPR is less complicated than finding out precis
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by potatopatch 3y ago
I think the closed source for safety thing started as a ruse as the closed source has been instrumental to keeping control and justifying a non profit that is otherwise not working in the public interest. Splitting off this ruse nonprofit w
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by potatopatch 3y ago
AFAICT Sam and his financial objectives was the reason for not open sourcing the work of a non profit.. He might be wishing he chose the other policy now that he can't legally just take the closed source with him to an unambiguously fo
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by potatopatch 3y ago
You rent it from TSMC, just like nvidia.

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