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princekolt
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I don't think there's any question the pilots would describe it as "a guy in a jetpack" if they weren't sure that's what they were looking at. Spotting traffic around the plane is part of pilot training. With t
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It's in the article. Because these are the kind of customers who provide no loyalty back. They'll drive an hour to get a part from a different shop because it's cheaper. There's nothing you can do to attract this kind of
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That's what Apple's CPUs do. They have high-power cores for expensive tasks and low-power cores for background tasks and to run the device while it is locked. It's unclear at this point if they'll keep using asymmetric c
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Have you considered the possibility of not watching it?
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From the research institute that made the discovery: https://www.cindaq.org/copy-of-sagitario-la-mina WHY IT’S IMPORTANT: * The discovery has the potential to help us understand the social and behavioral complexities of the
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The website of the divers research institute has some neat 3D models of a couple of mining sites: https://www.cindaq.org/copy-of-sagitario-la-mina
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Seems YouTube has some checks to see if the ad is running. I'm currently unable to watch videos because I just get a black rectangle, and if I click it it shows an error. I've found an easy way to bypass this issue though: Click S
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Every android phone in that page has a score lower or equal to all the iPhones. This has to be a joke, right? Example: Galaxy S20 Ultra [3/10]: https://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/Samsung+Galaxy+S20+Ultra+Tea... iPhon
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Someone who enters the country on a H-1B don't necessarily stay in that category for all eternity. Although this is getting harder over time, people can switch which visa they're on, for example by applying for an Outstanding Abil
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[by whom][citation pending][vague]
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You can’t monetize an app in test flight. All purchases are fake and collect no money. This argument is bullshit. I know a bunch of apps that have been in TestFlight for ages, and they’re all up and well.
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“I’m skeptical of a CPU change because of a bunch of things unrelated to CPU architectures” Don’t forget Apple has done this twice already, and it’s the only company that has done this at this scale and succeeded. If there is a company in t
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> By the way, under the conditions of pandemics, limited staff managed to retain continuous work, and it became clear at once, who can continue to work remotely and who is unnecessary. hahahahahahhaha say what you want, but I love the un
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Now imagine how it feels for black folks. Imagine then that this is how it's been for them for 400 years. Then you start to get a little bit of the anger and desperation they feel right now.
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The point is that police shootings are just one of the many ways police uses excessive force against minorities. Did they control for whether the amount of force used was warranted? Did they control for whether the location of the shooting
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While ignoring the entire argumentation of the article. Not inflammatory at all!
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The problem with the US is that people are scared of buses. A bunch of people from SF told me the buses were not good, but when I visited I took several and they were consistently good, and were never empty, just the frequency could be a lo
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Projection
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Books, under normal conditions, will not decay by themselves either. However a librarian is still very much needed to preserve and organize them. The main issue is that HTTPS as it is developing right now is the antithesis of HTTP1. Everyth
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I agree with the author's points entirely, but I'm going to be the devil's advocate here and argue that this is fine. Sure, old websites will stop working, but just as we shut down our FM radio and analog TV to make room for
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"until this long list of conditions don't change, even though the industry has repeatedly changed these very constraints several times" is not something I would classify as trivial
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Wow that is the biggest leap in logic I've seen in a long while. You should try pole vaulting.
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You're making so many assumptions here that I don't even know where to start. But let me pick one: Say the bike rider was a person of color (plenty of those to go around), and the investigator was a racist cop (also plenty of thos
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> There have been no other large volcanic eruptions in the area in the intervening years that could have provided inspiration for the stories It's literally in the article
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You should revisit your concept of what Europe likes. Even in Berlin, the cash-only capital of Europe, I almost never use cash anymore.
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I'm still trying to understand the point of your comment, but regardless: You haven't heard of it. So what? People will be affected by this. This will also not be the only company who will have to leave the UK because they've
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The article is great but it fails to address another main issue with high-speed rail in many locations: Having to network with slower traffic. I recently took a 9.5h train trip from Berlin to Switzerland, and although the train does travel
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Not only that, but also: "He died by poisoning in 1954." No account of the motive of his poisoning, or his prosecution. When activists protest against erasure, this is what they're talking about.
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...in mice. But sure, let's drop this tiny snippet of information, after all it will drive clicks, am I right??
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> I followed discussions with WebKit devs and had an impression that they don't really care about the ecosystem but only Apple users. Then all is good.
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