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by pulisse 8y ago
That would require a constitutional amendment.
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by pulisse 8y ago
> require voting in person, but make voting mandatory. This is only feasible if employers are legally required to allow employees time off to vote. In many countries, election days are holidays, but attempts to follow suit in the US hav
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by pulisse 8y ago
> Any measurements, case studies, or collective data from people suffering from any sort of disease related to plastic pollution? Plasticizers are endocrine disruptors. Sperms counts have been decreasing world-wide for decades (if you&#
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by pulisse 8y ago
It's a sad commentary on the current state of society that pretty much the only constructive advice people can find to offer the OP is to try to use social media or a sympathetic journalist to create outrage.
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How Big Business Is Hedging Against the Apocalypse(nytimes.com)
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by pulisse 8y ago
Because the toxins affect people other than the target. Some areas the US military has used for munitions testing have been declared Superfund sites. There are places in northern Europe so contaminated with arsenic and mercury from WWI muni
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Analyzing IO Amplification in Linux File Systems(arxiv.org)
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by pulisse 8y ago
> Growing up, I have memories of my dad building things around the house (including our cubby house), having a sandpit etc. How do you do any of that in an apartment in the city? How do you even have reasonable transit distances to place
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The role of reputation systems in digital discrimination(osf.io)
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by pulisse 8y ago
> Am I doing this right? Sampling error is independent of population size, so, no.
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Why Tech Platforms Don’t Treat All Terrorism the Same(wired.com)
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“I’d back [Elizabeth Holmes] as chief science officer, not CEO. Good question.”(twitter.com)
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Google patent shows possible controller design for its game streaming service(theverge.com)
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Zuckerberg’s So-Called Shift Toward Privacy(nytimes.com)
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Banned Google Ads Influenced a Spokane Ballot Measure Fight(thestranger.com)
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Pinterest's Perfect Response to Misinformation(getrevue.co)
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Pulwama attack: Google searches 'hijacked' to link Pakistan flag to toilet paper(bbc.com)
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The Imperfect Truth about Finding Facts in a World of Fakes(wired.com)
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by pulisse 8y ago
My edit to correct that raced with your comment, but thanks. In any case, my point about quantum logic stands.
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by pulisse 8y ago
> And yet.. quantum mechanics managed to break the most certain of all principles. That's false. Quantum logic satisfies the principle of non-contradiction (the logical property described in the quotation from Aristotle). The mista
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by pulisse 8y ago
The cuts were distributed roughly equally across all divisions.
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by pulisse 8y ago
> Rhetorically, there are more similarities than differences. Nobody reads Heinlein for the beauty of his prose, but Le Guin is frequently held up as one of the great stylists of the genre.
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by pulisse 8y ago
Actual title is "America colonisation 'cooled Earth's climate'," which is a better summary of TFA.
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Reminiscences on Influential Papers (2003) [pdf](homepages.inf.ed.ac.uk)
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by pulisse 8y ago
At the moment I write this, the #1 item on the HN front page is a BuzzFeed News investigative piece[1], "One of the Biggest At-Home DNA Testing Companies Is Working with the FBI". [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/i
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Snopes pulls out of its fact-checking partnership with Facebook(poynter.org)
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by pulisse 8y ago
> I apologise in advance for the naivety and the insensitivity but what kind of an idiot would give a go ahead for a strike like this knowing that an unprovoked strike on a major civilian population center in Russia will almost assuredly
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by pulisse 8y ago
The salience is exactly what's disputed.
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by pulisse 8y ago
Nit: The relevant notion is not finite axiomatizability but recursive axiomatizability.
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by pulisse 8y ago
I'm not complaining about the tone of his criticisms. I'm complaining about the absence of any justification of them.

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