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by shkkmo 1y ago
I hope all the partisans take a lesson from this. When you try to force ideological conformity with censorship, you end up creating even tighter echo chambers that amplify groupthink and entrench the very ideas you are trying to combat. The
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Tickets can be disputed and many people make a livelihood without a vehicle. I think current penalties for reckless driving are far too lenient. Driving is not a right, but a privilege. If someone chooses to use that privilege irresponsibly
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That isn't really the same situation. The 1981 "version" is a stealth game that is pretty much completely unrelated to the 1992 game except through name, inspiration and theme. The 1992 game was able to use the wolfenstein na
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> There's serious nerd sniping potential in asking how best to construct an automatic bidder, especially with the speed and scale requirements in place. It's an incredibly deep problem, and I don't believe there is a singl
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The comments with sources doesn't appear to be downvoted. Your comment has no sources and the tone feels a little combative so I'm not surprised it picked up a couple of downvotes given the topic. In general, many of your comments
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Are you sure? There can be absolutely be voting and flagging biases, but the majority if the time it happens it is due to issues of tone for comments that are picking fights rather then prompting interesting discourse. When you get flagged
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> This was an important discussion to have two to three years ago, then we had it online, and then we more or less agreed that it's unfair for artists to have their works sucked up with no recourse. Speak for yourself, there was no
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> In this case, the most obsequiously pro-Trump right wing news outlet in America really literally is paid Russian propaganda. I find it crazy that a news person can, while reporting the news, qualify their statement with strengtheners l
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A copy left style arrangement would require you to not enforce your patents against anyone who signs and upholds the agreement, not just with Tesla. If that was the case, I probably wouldn't have quibbled with the term "open sourc
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I'm a fan of Tesla's patent strategy. However, calling it "open source" isn't strictly correct. Patents are only free to use as long as you also give Tesla rights to all your patents.
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Thag entirely depends on the implementation details of the access controls to that data and if the police need a warrant to access that data.
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Being put on the sex offender registry happens after conviction. The comment you are responding to is talking about how unconvictable trumped up charges are used to scare people into taking pleas so your challenge doesn't make sense in
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It's weird so see such a factually incorrect comment so high up on HN. SPF/DKIM is literally how you establish sender identity instead of relying on the IP address of the email server so it is ironic to claim that they have anythi
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> Does it? Or that's what the mozilla organization wastes on harebrained initiatives overall? Mozilla Foundation spent 260 million on software development in 2023. https://assets.mozilla.net/annualreport/2024&#x
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> unethical researchers could run it on their own work before submitting. It could massively raise the plausibility of fraudulent papers The real low hanging fruit that this helps with is detecting accidental errors and preventing resear
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The article ends with section called "Discworld Rules vs. Culture Rules" that you would probably find worth reading.
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Anyone else have some other favorite nature web cams like this they can share?
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Brunei isn't on the Bertelsmann because it is small (<1 million people), not because of its political structure. The EDI explicitly does not try to asses whether a country is democratic or not, but just allows relative comparisons.
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The xenon poisoning is why they took the control rods all the way out, but the runaway reaction was probably caused by the graphite tips on the ends of the control rods. As the control rods were scrammed these tips passed through areas of h
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> I'm more interested in making sure I fully understand a matter, often by bouncing my interpretations off other people. Are you a lawyer? You've been doing more than "bouncing my interpretations of other people". You
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That was my first thought too, but only 1 of their 3 dogs was found dead
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It must have been one hell of a morning. It took them 5 hours to identify the cause and everything is still broken for me.
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Can you send messages or see anyone online?
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Yeah, and the incident details indicate call it "degraded functionality" when it seems broken for everyone across the board. Desktop app, website and mobile app all non-functional.
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> because you could totally have underscores in frame names. Technically, the underscore was restricted and should not be used for user defined targets/frame names. This isn't something any browser I know of ever enforced. htt
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Not just weird behavior, but possible security issues. Browsers now automatically add a rel="noopener" to links that target _blank to prevent the opened site from gaining full access to your javascript object. Targeting _new does
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"lied through his teeth" isn't an accurate description. His openness about his history of drunking wasn't ideal and did damage his credibility. However other people have partially reproduced the health effects of what he
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> Right now people have to point their phone cameras at at the thing they're photographing I mean, that really isn't true. There have been wearable and carryable hidden cameras for ages and we also have 360 cameras that no long
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Without the lies our brain tells our consciousness, we couldn't function. Even core stuff like the way that we see or our experience of choice, are dependent on our brain fooling us in some way. Luckily, we an pretty good at being hypo
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While "Socialist" has a relatively specific meaning, "progressive" has a much wider variety of similar meanings, which definitely include the usage I indicated, without any need for recourse to the related word "pro

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