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by rat9988 4y ago
'It's not Bluetooth's fault, Apple is just using it wrong'
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by rat9988 4y ago
Then it's dietary not genetic.
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by rat9988 4y ago
I'd suspect in the case of famine those who digest the cholesterol would have the highest survival rate. It still doesn't add up.
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by rat9988 4y ago
You missed why his comment is insightful. It's for the very reason he knows a bit about the topic but not too much.
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by rat9988 4y ago
No way, delivery take way more than a minute.
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by rat9988 4y ago
That hasn't been my experience in academia. In peer review you can get very high quality feedback and critics. The system has been great for the overall quality.
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by rat9988 4y ago
No it's not energy over time. GWh of capacity is not energy.
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by rat9988 4y ago
The message is clear enough. It's intended for people who don't know much. Not people who mess with the browser features.
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by rat9988 4y ago
It is usually accepted per year when not specified. For example when you talk about GDP, it is yearly. Salary? Yearly usually yearly unless specified. Factory production? Yearly. And no, you cannot use watts, unless you invent a new unit,
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by rat9988 4y ago
OVH is one of if not the most trustworthy you can get in Europe. Stick with it.
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by rat9988 4y ago
There are maintenance costs associated to heated seats. The rest of the sentence you wrote falls under maintenance cost anyway.
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by rat9988 4y ago
You are overstimating HN way too much.
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by rat9988 4y ago
They are still tools though.
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by rat9988 4y ago
No, but you can rush a landing pange in 2 days.
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by rat9988 4y ago
Has your experience been different? He is claiming it's different. It's his whole point.
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by rat9988 4y ago
Aren't all extension special cased anyway?
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by rat9988 4y ago
I'm not sure why you would trust them to have a good false positive ratio when the claim is thay their review is influence by their partnerships.
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by rat9988 4y ago
You need a guarantor in france too so I wouldn't say it's unique to japan.
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by rat9988 4y ago
It's because you know Vala that you don't see the problem.
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by rat9988 4y ago
The paradigm of qt is good, the code is cryptic when you are a beginner. It uses too much concepts that people wouldn't necessarily be used to. If you read the code there would be many lines where you just tell "what is this?&quot
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by rat9988 4y ago
If we accept Intel as a valid competitor, then samsung would be.
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by rat9988 4y ago
how many request a month
443.
by rat9988 4y ago
Before paywalls newspapers tried free access for all and it didn't work. People always find a reason to justify why they don't want to pay.
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by rat9988 4y ago
Read 1.1 of the pdf: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2105.00613.pdf It's too long to quote. I'm too lazy to summarise.
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by rat9988 4y ago
>here was recently an article posted to HN [0] about a startup founder doing this very thing, blaming his customers for behaving like humans. He did it the opposit. He blamed his product for going against human nature.This is misquoting
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by rat9988 4y ago
And this is why he would be fired. Because he made a lot of accusations.
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by rat9988 4y ago
My guess this article would be closer to why he was fired: https://cajundiscordian.medium.com/religious-discrimination-...
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by rat9988 4y ago
Many others would be frustrated if they have to compromise.
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by rat9988 4y ago
It's misguided selfishness because other people raising their price would raise yours too.
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by rat9988 4y ago
Because he is talking about massive concurrency, not embedded or wasm or other contexts where there not be as many resources available.

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