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by ragazzina 6mo ago
I believe you have read the rest of the article.
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by ragazzina 6mo ago
It's being increasingly hard to believe people argue from a point of good faith on here. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Attacks_on_schools_during_the_...
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by ragazzina 6mo ago
In your opinion, which international entity do you regard as the final authority for the formal recognition of this legal fact?
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by ragazzina 6mo ago
>Israel stopped bombing Lebanon in a November 2024 ceasefire https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2024_Israel%E2%80%93Lebanon_ce...
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by ragazzina 6mo ago
Can I have a link to the cardboard box .pdf template please?
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by ragazzina 6mo ago
Would you mind sharing a link?
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by ragazzina 7mo ago
In my European country gambling is very strictly regulated. Isn’t it the same in yours?
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by ragazzina 7mo ago
>stupid made up arguments All arguments are made up. >getting heated still to keep the pipes from bursting If I work from home my home must be kept at 19°. If I go to the office, my house can go down to 14-16° no problem.
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by ragazzina 7mo ago
Yes but we are offsetting their lack of commute (being public transport, a small impact anyway) with having to heat many more houses.
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by ragazzina 7mo ago
Kids are at school during office hours, I'm not sure about pets but they I don't think they care whether the house is 23° or 16° considering most of them go outside without any issue.
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by ragazzina 7mo ago
Why only FOSS? Why not Wikipedia? You take Wikipedia, an LLM rewrites every single article giving them your preferred political spin and generates many more pictures for it. You make it sleeker, and price it at 4.99$ per month. EDIT: That&
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by ragazzina 7mo ago
I love WFH but how is it a win climate change solution for anyone outside of the USA? If my office building WFH, instead of heating a building we need to heat 500 people homes all day. And most of the people commute by public transport.
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by ragazzina 8mo ago
Only the people who grew up with microwaves are obsessed with the beep. For most of my life I didn't have one but wanted one, now I own one and let it sing.
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by ragazzina 8mo ago
I have listened to many hours of the German course but the dynamic between the two students is distracting. They essentially play 'the genius' and 'the grouch'. The good one remembers everything. The bad one snorts and g
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by ragazzina 8mo ago
Can you make an example of a tariff from the last 100 years that definitely benefitted the US in a long-lasting way?
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by ragazzina 8mo ago
Your mileage may wario.
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by ragazzina 8mo ago
I have heard of Siri, I would never expect anyone to mention Siri while enumerating "new and advanced" things Apple developed. OP said whatever the next shift in technology, Apple will be left behind. You said Apple actually devel
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by ragazzina 8mo ago
You are in a thread complaining about the most half-assed digital assistant in the industry.
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by ragazzina 8mo ago
You have only listed hardware, no software (I don't count "A digital assistant" because I don't know what it refers to).
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by ragazzina 8mo ago
Every single Hollywood movie has authoritarian apologia, you don't have to go to Christopher Nolan or Forrest Gump. The most recent example is One battle after another. "Wait, There’s Torture in Zootopia?" DOI:10.1017/S1
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by ragazzina 8mo ago
>Fast and efficient, it respects the product’s fragility. >Heavy duty construction for an intensive daily use. Wait is it fragile or is it heavy duty? I guess they used "product" instead of "produce".
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by ragazzina 8mo ago
"The U.S. generates approximately $17.4 billion in annual toll revenue". "The total annual cost for road maintenance in the U.S. is in the hundreds of billions of dollars, with estimates showing over $200 billion spent yearly
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by ragazzina 8mo ago
>Luigi Mangione killed the United Healthcare CEO with one Do you have any source?
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by ragazzina 8mo ago
"[The second amendment] basically says in order to keep us free we need to be able to keep and bear arms. A lot of countries though aren't necessarily that lucky and through things we won't talk about that's starting to
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by ragazzina 8mo ago
I click on Box pattern. It says that before trying the Box, one should master the HalfBox pattern. I want to see how the HalfBox pattern looks like, so I try to click on HalfBox, but it's not a hyperlink. So I look to the left, where B
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by ragazzina 8mo ago
>the PRC has attempted to personally harm EU nationals in the past 2 years through physical and legal intimidation The US has not only done that, but also threatened invasion of EU OCT and annexation of citizens.
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by ragazzina 8mo ago
https://fred.stlouisfed.org/graph/?g=ViPH https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_debt_of_the_United_St...
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by ragazzina 8mo ago
The website is great, but I find the lack of hyperlinks maddening.
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by ragazzina 9mo ago
Or just use a wooden spoon upside-down?
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by ragazzina 9mo ago
> Surprised at how many comments here seem eager to praise Waymo based off their PR statement. Really? My impression is that, for the most part, HN consistently sides with the companies. I say this in the most neutral way possible.

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