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by reallydude 8y ago
As I understand it, You're traveling at the speed of light. You have your perception of entropical change and an observer has theirs. There is no singular time that "exists". There are multiple perceptions that "exist&qu
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Control is a misleading term. There is some control, but not enough for all actions and no solidarity (except among the opposition). Again, it's a matter of perspective, which seems lost on even those with all the information available
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Worse than Molten Salt - https://www.energycentral.com/c/ec/thorium-vs-molten-salt-re...
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> There is nothing emergent about this situation. That's a matter of perspective. If one party unilaterally decides to block the budgeting crisis, on a philosophical and political premise (albeit, the R's creating the situatio
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> pretending that people can't be affected by propaganda because they'll think their way out of it is a dumb position to take Who is that addressed to? Who would pretend? Just the phrasing of that statement seems strange. It im
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> Almost everything in your comment is factually wrong That is, in itself, incorrect. > Reagan passed landmark immigration liberalization in 1986 Yes, bringing it to the forefront, but without a way to communicate effectively, the par
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> After all Russian propaganda via the internet was very effective That's a narrative, not a conclusion. It certainly wasn't effective in painting Putin as anything than the brutal dictator he is. I think you mean anti-Hillary
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> what the blockchain does here that couldn't be implemented by any random database system More likely it can be used to circumvent regulations by trading digital goods and investing in futures, instead of liquid assets. Even if it
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> Migration is the other way round Migration meaning what? Immigration within the US? That's been a hot button topic since the first Bush nationally, and has been the source of propositions in California since the my first memories
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This was, essentially, the basis for the 3 strikes initiatives.
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its been effective on niche policy issues within states, but at the federal level the representatives simply lie about what they have "heard" from constituents.
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》 Meaning - they clearly are doing something correct Good/Correct as in a self subsidized oligarchy?
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> Microsoft: 70 percent of OUR security bugs are memory safety issues Fixed the title. This is not an analysis about general software errors.
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> they would probably start charging a lower interest rate. I would love to see some data, because it all looks to go one way. The rates never fall, only rise.
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When trying to write a demonstration of how something works, why not make it expressive, explicit, and dead simple when attempting to demonstrate the utility of something? It just looks like a thunk of code, with little rhyme or reason.
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If I can (know), I avoid it. Same with a number of other organizations (mostly companies).
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Because the majority of HN reader have always either paid someone or simply never been involved with: * Home rennovation (requiring city signoff) * Home repairs * Rental repairs * Court over repairs or alterations to property
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If your wrote your own periodic table, that would probably be true.
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> There will have to be a mechanism for it to pay tolls, parking meters, etc We have transponders for this, in wide use, across the world.
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so the consensus is that fb shouldnt be collecting data but its ok when theres something that portrays fb in an ethically (not morally) bankrupt act through circumstance. smh
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thats the kind of problem i work on (millions per sec at peak). everything is a queue and we stream from servers via kafka and into processors into redshift, more or less. Its free once it's moving around in AWS, but redshift and proce
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> Oliver's segment was not misleading and it was not dishonest, The number of times he has been misleading and intentionally dishonest has turned me off for good. It was funny and all with friendly jabs at Obama and eviscerating les
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> Everything is a randomly distributed result unless proved to be affected by a specific input. Nope. The former is invalidated by the latter, if you take the statement at face value. Everything appears randomly distributed...oh wait tha
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Why bother?
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Not constructive.