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by ruszki 3y ago
I don’t know where parent commenter lives, but in Central Europe, this definitely happened in a radical way. There is basically no snow. A day, or if you’re lucky three days a year maximum. This is going on for the past 20-25 years continuo
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by ruszki 3y ago
Good point! But I highly doubt that they really care about privacy, but how easy would be to find another doctor.
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by ruszki 3y ago
Question marks mean something. Definitely not assertions.
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by ruszki 3y ago
> [it] would require building an entirely new integration architecture that does not currently exist in iOS and was not practical to undertake given the other demands of the DMA and the very low user adoption of Home Screen web apps So i
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by ruszki 3y ago
Are there countries which have universal healthcare, and health care data is not stored already at a centralized place? This is not new at all. At least definitely not in Europe.
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by ruszki 3y ago
There are causal links, but we always have axioms for which either there is no reasons, they are just how they are, or we don't know the reasons, we have just experimental evidence for them. At the end, the answer to "why" is
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by ruszki 3y ago
Somebody states that they think X because of Y, and they don’t say anything else (Y can be also a group of reasons). You show an analogy where Y would cause Z too (provided the logic is solid). The other party states that they think differe
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by ruszki 3y ago
Or literally that’s the only information what you really have. I haven’t met a single person except universities who knew more about this topic (ie they’re rare). Even the library/interface which is used is not well understood usually,
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by ruszki 3y ago
If you can find analogies for both supporting and disproving something, then the reasons are not what’s stated. Isn’t it good to show that?
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by ruszki 3y ago
So far I haven’t seen an argument in this thread for why it’s bad reasoning when you want to show that the reasons are not what’s stated. It was just stated that it’s bad. So why is that?
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by ruszki 3y ago
> beliefs for bad reasons It’s easy to argue against and for “badness” of any reasons. It’s a totally valid, and good argument that somebody just feels it. All of us do this on some level. Just because I feel it that we should consider t
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by ruszki 3y ago
That also doesn’t mean they haven’t have a scan that benefits from 4K, but it’s a rather an indication that they benefit than otherwise.
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by ruszki 3y ago
It’s exactly 30 seconds to start to play anything nowadays. Popcorn Time’s one main feature is to make it unnecessary to wait, but nowadays you can do this with anything basically.
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by ruszki 3y ago
Most TVs have a ton of filter on any movies which you want to watch on them. You basically won’t enjoy anything how it was intended. I specified monitor and good color gamut for a reason.
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by ruszki 3y ago
Depending on your tv/monitor. For example, 4K is clearly more enjoyable on my 40 inch ultra wide monitor with good color gamut. And good quality 4K, not something ultra compressed.
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by ruszki 3y ago
https://24.hu/belfold/2024/01/26/brusszel-gazdatuntetes-mcc-... MCC is a shill university to transform state money to private, it’s not even a secret. They moved billions of Euros through it. Also, Hunga
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by ruszki 3y ago
Since Russia through Hungary organise and support the farmer protests monetarily and politically, there is no question that they should be monitored on some level.
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by ruszki 3y ago
Don’t they have long posts, or Dan Abramov doesn’t talk about the reasons anymore?
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by ruszki 3y ago
Even proper Blu-ray discs are not safe. 4K Blu-rays can’t be played on new computers anymore.
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by ruszki 3y ago
You should go to a play store. Also if you ever saw parents interacting with their kids, you should know that there is no point in almost every kids life when they are not affected by gender inequality which parents learned the same way as
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by ruszki 3y ago
The consensus is clearly 100 to 1000 of the background extinction rate, and that biomass is decreasing in wide range of categories (like mammals, insects, fishes, plants, etc). How they refuted that? Are there more and more diverse bacteria
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by ruszki 3y ago
They don’t have anything like that. Just like flat earth believers don’t have anything like that. They specifically don’t care what is reality. They pretend to care, but even if they themselves prove otherwise, even then they won’t change t
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by ruszki 3y ago
> Skepticism, also spelled scepticism in British English, is a questioning attitude or doubt toward knowledge claims that are seen as mere belief or dogma. Questioning anthropogenic climate change is not skepticism.
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by ruszki 3y ago
> you sign up for “real” talk with people you will never know This only works very rarely, and I don’t think that it can work today anywhere. When my favourite subreddit had 5000 subscribers in 2014-2015, it worked. There were meaningful
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by ruszki 3y ago
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/privacy-whi... I’m 100% sure that they figure out features to get your data, and not the other way around.
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by ruszki 3y ago
Did the government say that sugar is good?
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by ruszki 3y ago
I would be really surprised. Anytime when I’ve searched for a feature (like DLNA sharing), and not for a specific app, I’ve got only very shitty spam apps in both stores. Even when I search for specific app, like GTA, the results deteriorat
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by ruszki 3y ago
So should Apple’s own app store be banned?
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by ruszki 3y ago
Climate change will care about these. Also if they had to pay for negative externalities, I’m quite sure it wouldn’t be that cheap anymore when you compare the two cases.
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by ruszki 3y ago
They respond so well that a lot of people believe their results without question, even while we know that they hallucinate all the time. They’re good enough for many. Even here in HN, where everybody should know that they are terrible with

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