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You're looking at Youtube movies, but don't look at your own body. You're jumping to conclusions while you don't have enough data. Setup a ceiling camera to film yourself while you sleep. Study the result carefully. Try
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> red water balls from the Netherlands This was true in the nineties, but due to dropping revenues (especially in Germany) has been corrected by Dutch farmers since then. Dutch tomatoes are of the highest quality now.
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TL;DR: "This is the catch-22. If your dementia is at such an early stage that you are mentally fit enough to decide that you want to die, then it is probably “too early” to want to die. You still have good years left. And yet, by the t
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My death is not my own – the limits of legal euthanasia
(theguardian.com)
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HN is my starting point, because everything new gets mentioned here, but whenever something new emerges, I subscribe to the blog/feed of whoever is behind it. Always go to the source.
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I spend 2 full hours a day reading articles, forums and blogs. Speaking is slower than reading so I like videos less. On the other hand newer technologies tend to be presented before they are written about, so there is value there. I toy wi
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You can drop Minicube now Docker for Mac includes Kubernetes
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Unless you’re keto adapted that is (i.e. being in ketosis for a couple of weeks). When you're keto-adapted your body is used to running on your fat, and you won't experience 'bonking'.
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If someone made such a statement about an article you wrote, wouldn't you want to see it substantiated?
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> they may in the future not allow me to enter the USA (I'm a citizen of USA). I always thought that if you're a US citizen you cannot be denied entry into the United States, though you might be delayed.
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I'm from the telecom industry myself, and it's real easy to spoof callerid here as well. Also anonymous burner phones do exist here as well. So I don't think this is the reason.
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Tax ok, but I think many would fall for a crypto, or investment scam.
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Just to make it clear: Not only do I get IRS robocalls in the US but all kind of scams. Also: 96% of the Dutch speak English, and the Scandinavian countries aren't far behind.
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Since you have expertise, maybe you can explain why this seems to happen in the US only, while SS7 (which many commenters mention as the culprit) is used all over the world. I live in Europe, but do not receive robocalls at all (zero), whil
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I use (on iOS) the share function in the MiniHack app to store it in Evernote. You could also use Instapaper or Pocket.
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My stack: Gitlab CI/CD, deploying using Ansible to Docker Swarm, running Keycloak for auth, RabbitMQ for messaging, Postgres, Elixir/Phoenix for the API server (GraphQL), Apollo + React Native for frontend and mobile apps. Why? Fo
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> I believe Germany makes you renounce your old citizenship in most (not all) cases to gain German citizenship, but you have it listed as allowing it? Same for The Netherlands[1] [1] https://www.government.nl/topics/
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8y ago
You know, if you're on HN a lot and respond to questions like this, you share a lot of valuable private information. Which is publicly accessible.
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This is part of the power/money struggle between huge corporations and governments. Big corporations often succeed in avoiding taxes [1][2], and regularly pit states or countries against each other to get the highest tax benefit [3]. G
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I vividly recall getting a visit (around '96) from Mark Shuttleworth (of Canonical fame). He had founded Thawte Consulting, I think the first competitor of Verisign, who were the only company that sold SSL certificates at the time. He
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8y ago
Really, go see a doctor instead of talking to HN.
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From Wikipedia : "the third generation of OpenID technology, OpenID Connect, is an authentication layer that sits on top of the OAuth 2.0 authorization framework.[82] It allows computing clients to verify the identity of an end-user ba
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Well, OP specifically asked for faster MacOS, not a faster MacBook.
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I agree, although these people are often seen as useful too. For example to lead the attack/defense against an opposing group also led by a psycho/sociopath.
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Uhmm, actually Congress is very much in touch... With corporate interests.
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The EU has a civil law system where the US has a common law system. Common law gives judges an active role in developing rules; civil law is based on fixed codes and statutes. Case law is not binding in the EU.
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‘Unsolvable performance problems’ that could have been fixed by adding an index?? How did these team members pass their job interviews? By practicing algorithm puzzles?
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In what way exactly?
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Same here, fonts are very important
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Care to spare other people some time?
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