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by sam345 4y ago
Normally the lawyers in these cases have one of either 2 motives - 1) idealogical (will pursue theses cases to push a political point so as to influence/intimidate others and to develop a political policy down the line) or 2) Financial
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by sam345 4y ago
Agreed. Totally insane - you might as well have the stock exchanges fold up and go home. What's the point in raising money in the capital markets if you are going to be subject to such silly lawsuits. Hopefully this will be thrown out
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by sam345 4y ago
bot?
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by sam345 4y ago
yes, of course that's what it is. plaintiffs if they win will get a few pennies, lawyers will get a lot.
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by sam345 4y ago
I recommend Arq also at least for Windows (have not tried on Mac). I'm using Arq 7 cloud (something like $60 a year) on a Windows desktop. The software is straightforward, generally stays out of your way, gives alerts when needed, rel
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by sam345 4y ago
I'm sorry I have had both kids and dogs. Dogs are WAY easier and less expensive than kids. On the positive side, kids are 1000% worth it and are with you for your lifetime. There is very little comparison between the two Why are kid
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CEOs call for emergency EU action to prevent spiralling energy prices [pdf](eurometaux.eu)
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https://archive.ph/qeLbc . Unpaywalled
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Xi Jinping’s Endgame: A China Prepared for Conflict with the U.S.(wsj.com)
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by sam345 4y ago
Right. 5 hours. Renewables alone won't do it and never will. Despite wishful thinking, we will still also need fossil fuels and nuclear.
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by sam345 4y ago
US is a democracy and the people could and did change policy in Vietnam. Dictatorships don't work that way.
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by sam345 4y ago
Great idea. Looks like a really interesting exercise. I may try it. Also wasn't aware of L0pht till now so good to know that history. Thank you.
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That's very helpful, close to what I was envisioning. Thank you.
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Wow. That looks really cool.
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Doesn't seem like a quick exercise to me. LOL.
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Thanks for all the comments. Just to clarify, not really asking how to learn a specific language or how to code. Question is more if one were doing a survey of various languages to understand disadvantages/advantages of each and for a
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Ask HN: What is the coding exercise you use to explore a new language?
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https://hackaday.com/2022/09/07/organise-your-hacks-with-tre...
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Treesheets 3025803779(github.com)
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I didn't get into the data just scanned the article but her main point is it looks good because their own projections for 2030 have increased over the years since their original projection in 2008? And we still have 8 years to go? Litt
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A substantial stratospheric cooling event is now being observed(severe-weather.eu)
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Shout-out to whoever went to Black Hat and had North Korean malware on their PC(theregister.com)
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Coffee with Kernighan(hackaday.com)
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I can think of many exceptions to this both on large and small "towns" and depending on what is meant by corruption. E.g., NYC is very large but not exactly friendly to business nor easy to navigate unless you have lots of money t
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by sam345 4y ago
Full 5 hour video interview https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=I845O57ZSy4
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John Carmack Describes His Programming Setup(boingboing.net)
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Lived in Hawaii for years, US alleges they were Russian spies(hawaiinewsnow.com)
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I feel bad for the guy but isn't Texas a righto work state? No need to give any warning. And can be fired at any time for any cause. So what is the legal issue exactly? He's wasting his time at court and the attorney should be adv
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Accident Tolerant Fuels Could Boost Performance of Today’s Reactors (2020)(energy.gov)
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I agree with more nuclear but blasting waste (at least highly radioactive) to space is a problem as there's always a risk the rocket explodes and spreads the radiation on earth. At least I've always understood that's the obj

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