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1y ago
(fyi you can edit your link URLs for a while after initial posting to fix errors)
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1y ago
Good! https://archive.ph/j5EBq
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1y ago
It's JPL's site, under NASA.gov. It's legitimate, and the certificate works for me.
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1y ago
Yup. And then: https://wtfhappenedin1971.com/
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1y ago
> Google AMP support has been deprecated. RIP. Won't miss you. bwahaha
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1y ago
> Yet to talk about the amount of mining, its carbon footprint and pretty much irreversible or really high cost extraction/restoration of batteries apart. Do you also have similar thoughts on all the infrastructure needed for oil, o
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1y ago
> You don't have the necessary background to participate in the discussion. Neither do you.
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1y ago
From Google: "'Spruik' is an Australian and New Zealand slang term, primarily used as a verb. It means to speak in public, especially to promote or advertise something, often in an enthusiastic or elaborate way. It can also m
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1y ago
Astro-turfing your own Show HN post is not the way to go about it.
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1y ago
> Extradite Wkimedia employees? Are you sure Wikimedia doesn't have UK-based employees?
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1y ago
> What you are saying applies to militia/military-issued weapons Which is what the 2A ding-dongs are usually referring to when they pipe up with the usual "Switzerland has lots of guns!" nonsense. > which basically boil
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1y ago
Can it also check "Show HN" posts with suspicious amounts of simple replies made by suspiciously-new user accounts?
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1y ago
Because they usually don't get to keep the ammo at home. And if they do, there are strict rules about counting it when taking home, and when bringing it back to e.g. annual shooting contests, etc. Source: Spent my first 30 years in CH.
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1y ago
A small price to pay in return for speed increase!
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1y ago
"Coca-Cola has confirmed it will launch a new version of its signature soft drink sweetened with cane sugar later this year" Don't they already have that with the Mexican Coke they occasionally offer as a special thing?
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1y ago
https://archive.ph/ArjAq
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1y ago
Yeah, it's Lunduke. Their "content" can be summarily ignored, it's rage-y clickbait nonsense with a side of "them liebrulz!!~"
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1y ago
this guy, again?
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1y ago
> Here’s the ground truth reality of LLMs. LLMs represent an intelligence we don’t understand. > Hey person who wrote this site… you’re an idiot too. Stop pretending you’re better. ah.
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1y ago
> 12k a year?!? That is a staggering number. (i think OP might be speedrunning a "what opinions, mfer?" goose meme thing. i bet the reason is "for posting right-wing nationalistic garbage likely to incite hatred", or
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1y ago
Yeah it's only one of the most famous castles in Germany, they likely haven't heard of it...
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1y ago
Many previously's: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43955117
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1y ago
I have to inform you that it doesn't.
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1y ago
> RSS (Really Social Sites) Rich site syndication.
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1y ago
Just like he's won all previous elections. Which, of course, were also free and fair.
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1y ago
what are these 'extraordinary efforts'?
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1y ago
Did you mean to mess up the link in your submission? :D
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1y ago
I agree, I'm just mentioning it re: clickbait titles (not calling anyone out) vs. "oh, [xyz] hasn't been cured, there's just some promising results in mice"
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1y ago
It's common for medical articles posted here to have a great-sounding breakthrough in their title, and you then have to read the article to find out it's only been done in mice. "en-mice'd/en-micing" is a term
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1y ago
they are
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