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by runnerup 3y ago
16% of Germans[0] and 16% of Californians[1] are in a union. 7% of Mississippians[2] are in a union. Mississippi vs. California is also interesting. Mississippi has far less participation in unions (7% vs 16%) and much less regulation for e
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by runnerup 3y ago
I don't use X but I'd be interested nonetheless. Can email me at HNrunnerup@protonmail.com
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by runnerup 3y ago
Women often died during childbirth. In medieval times some estimates put it at 30% of women died during one of their childbirths (but I can’t find rates on a per pregnancy basis and don’t know how many children they were having in average).
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by runnerup 3y ago
That depends on the state[0]. West Virginia appears to be the strictest, requiring homeschooled students to score above the median public school standardized assessment score. 0: https://responsiblehomeschooling.org/research
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by runnerup 3y ago
> How dare these people, don't they know that real communism hasn't been tried? I don't understand what this has to do with someone trying to escape China by jet ski. What does this add to the discussion? --------- Seven r
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by runnerup 3y ago
Really depends on the area. If you’re sailing late in the season on Lake Superior or the North Sea, you might need a bit more than that when it’s below freezing and raining.
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by runnerup 3y ago
I use clinicaltrials.gov extensively to evaluate pharmaceutical options. It’s frustrating how many trials have completed years ago but have no results posted.
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by runnerup 3y ago
I’m honestly impressed at just 4 words can go against so many HN commenting guidelines. Be kind. Don't be snarky. Converse curiously; don't cross-examine. Edit out swipes. Comments should get more thoughtful and substantive, not l
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by runnerup 3y ago
*mass arrest
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by runnerup 3y ago
19 year olds helm aircraft carriers.
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by runnerup 3y ago
Was impressed with the professionalism from this angle. They seemed to focus on charging people with only the correct crimes and communicating processes to ensure those arrested wouldn’t lose their personal effects. Were there abuses of LRA
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by runnerup 3y ago
I use AutoHotkey only for “paste by typing” to paste passwords at a controlled typing rate into paste-disabled password fields like bank websites. ProcessExplorer is indispensable for me as well. I use Sublime a lot for the multi cursor sup
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by runnerup 3y ago
I think that functionality is now default features in my windows, MacOS, iOS, and android phones.
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by runnerup 3y ago
I like Phind
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by runnerup 3y ago
Please don’t copy paste ChatGPT here. Everyone here can query ChatGPT if they want to. Also it’s against the rules. Just throw in some high quality sources.
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by runnerup 3y ago
Yeah, the glaring omissions in deciding what to test was the primary way that Wirecutter started its journey to "enshittification". Today I use "The Strategist", Project Farm, America's Test Kitchen, Outdoor Gear La
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by runnerup 3y ago
> It didn't magically go from 67% to 8% in the year 2001. In fact, it never did that. It went from x million pounds of production to 1.08*x million pounds of production. It also went from 67% domestic market share to y% domestic mar
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by runnerup 3y ago
This doesn’t mean GT is offline. There are a couple dozen Duo server #’s and this only affects DUO1. If GT is on DUO5 or DUO19 or DUO25 they’ll be fine today. It does raise the question of how to provide continuity of services if your serve
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by runnerup 3y ago
Awhile ago I tried to prove to my pothead friends that marijuana smoke from joints would cause cancer too, due to breathing combusted plant material. However, at the time I couldn’t find and academic or medical studies which showed smoking
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by runnerup 3y ago
For me the sweet spot has always been miniseries like band of brothers, where it’s basically an 8-12 hour long movie.
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by runnerup 3y ago
As a non-affluent person who lives in a slightly less “modern” city … I could really use some pictures to quickly understand what an open kitchen looks like in this context.
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by runnerup 3y ago
Cellebrite’s internal processes would still be subject to discovery. Defendants have a right to show that the extraction process was flawed otherwise it could lead to wrongful convictions. Secret / Magic / black box processes can’
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by runnerup 3y ago
Doing the distance calculation in CIELAB / Oklab color space would suffice.
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by runnerup 3y ago
Can you explain how this would be a "tragedy of the commons"? I'm not sure I understand how there's a limited resource which each individual is incentivized to extract more than their sustainable share of.
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by runnerup 3y ago
> as the government could use force to compel a company to hack it's own users. Currently, in the USA, the most generally accepted view among legal scholars is that this is not legal for the government to do -- mainly because of a v
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by runnerup 3y ago
Mullvad and CounterMail allegedly do a good job of this (retaining no user data). However, USA authorities occasionally look into what it would take, in a legal sense, to force companies to write and distribute edited code to gain more acce
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by runnerup 3y ago
Edit: removed some statements for legal reasons. Bottom line is that too many weird unexpected things are still happening to peoples emails and attachments. ProtonMail isn’t helping themselves when their communication is “just upload your p
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by runnerup 3y ago
You need enough cash to buy the land, you generally won’t be granted a loan for it. After that, the other comments have it pretty well explained. For a lot of people, they won’t have the 100% cash for the land + 5-20% down payment for the h
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by runnerup 3y ago
Where can I find Boston Dynamics' GitHub for open source resources I can use in my own products?
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I’d also be curious about any disparate economic conditions 30-50 years ago as were judging older peoples appearances.

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