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by rlt 6y ago
What about them? They’re not the subjects of the article.
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by rlt 6y ago
You’re comparing Norway’s 2 year recidivism rate with the US’s 5 year rate. The US’s 2 year rate is 29%.
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by rlt 6y ago
Explain the downvotes, please? This is a well known fact. https://theconversation.com/anti-vaccination-beliefs-dont-fo... https://www.marinij.com/2019/05/15/marin-activists-rally-aga...
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by rlt 6y ago
You’ve been on HN since 2009, surely you know who dang is.
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by rlt 6y ago
Most likely it’s simply a new technology people can point at and complain about, amplified by this age of disinformation. People have been complaining about wireless technologies since Marconi. That said, yes, it’s got higher frequencies, b
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by rlt 6y ago
> “far right extremists“ 5G and vaccine conspiracy theories are not a uniquely “far right” phenomenon. See Marin County, for example.
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Bikini Outrage Became a Crude Marketer’s Best Friend(medium.com)
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by rlt 6y ago
> And there's a lot more fuel that could potentially explode over populated areas on the way into orbit. Isn’t that why launch complexes are usually on coasts? They immediately point out over the ocean, and if it’s off course the fl
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by rlt 6y ago
...eventually. They didn’t launch humans on the Falcon 9 for the first 10 years either. Lots of time to iron out the kinks (though it will likely be much less than 10 years this time)
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by rlt 6y ago
It sure would be cool if all the common Unix tools had JSON lines / ndjson output mode. It could also be done as a library of adapters. e.x. something like j ls Would run “ls”, parse the output, and re-output it as JSON lines.
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by rlt 6y ago
I can’t find the article/tweet but I believe SpaceX said they’d launch competitors’ satellites. Of course they won’t get the same at-cost deal SpaceX gives themselves.
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by rlt 6y ago
It feels like Blue Origin is Jeff Bezo’s hobby. A very, very, very expensive hobby.
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by rlt 6y ago
Jeff Bezos would probably just subsidize the launch cost by dumping another couple billion into BO, making it the cheapest option to Amazon.
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by rlt 6y ago
Downplayed, yes. Claimed it was an outright hoax, no.
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by rlt 6y ago
You might be able to have a hub and spoke model, where the Starship drops off its cargo then hops back to a hub for stacking on another Super Heavy.
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by rlt 6y ago
Less than one hour turnaround. Three flights per day per Starship . According to Elon (who can be admittedly optimistic): https://forum.nasaspaceflight.com/index.php?topic=50346.0
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by rlt 6y ago
For better or worse it’s simply not in America’s collective nature to obey authority on the scale you’re hoping for.
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by rlt 6y ago
Indeed, this is a great example of space exploration benefiting life on earth. If Elon didn’t want to colonize Mars he wouldn’t have started SpaceX which then wouldn’t have developed reusable rockets that make a LEO broadband constellation
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by rlt 6y ago
> Literally every company in this space have used it as a platform to grift public funds. > they are doing this to keep on the government, the public's tit $1B is a fraction of what SpaceX, and Morgan Stanley among others, believ
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by rlt 6y ago
I wonder if embassies now have equipment to monitor for this type of thing. It seems like it should be easy to detect.
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by rlt 6y ago
Exaggerating risk of “imprisonment, bodily injury, or death” is a hallmark of the “woke”.
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by rlt 6y ago
I never met him, so take this with a grain of salt, but I always got a bit of a weird vibe from Tony’s obsession with “happiness”, like he was faking it or overcompensating or something.
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by rlt 6y ago
I think we’re starting to see companies discover the limits of how far they’re willing to let employees push their “woke” agenda using the company’s name. It seems disparaging your own company while ignoring research that counters yours is
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by rlt 6y ago
> If you have been accused of racism that's because somebody has an example of you being racist > any other person in the news accused of racism You’re kind of proving the point by claiming it’s always so clear cut.
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by rlt 6y ago
Seems like someone at NYT wasn’t happy with Coinbase’s recent rejection of the politicization of the workplace ( https://blog.coinbase.com/coinbase-is-a-mission-focused-comp... )
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by rlt 6y ago
> If we could get high compliance For better or worse [1], complying with mass government orders is simply not part of the collective American psyche. 1. it still remains to be seen if this individualism and distrust of government is one
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by rlt 6y ago
I will be very curious to see how this makes it into production applications. It demos extremely well, but that doesn’t necessarily translate into something that’s production ready.
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by rlt 6y ago
This is very vague. Can you give some examples?
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by rlt 6y ago
The concept of a reducer isn’t the hard part of Redux... it’s designing your state, organizing actions/reducers/selectors, reducing (no pun intended...) boilerplate, dealing with side effects and asynchrony, etc.
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by rlt 6y ago
Yeah, after experiencing type safe APIs + editor integration with TypeScript I don’t think I can go back. There are, of course, other solutions besides GRPC.

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