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by surge 6y ago
That's a very old ignorant view. It probably was more true for a time, many parents didn't wanted their kids thinking Jesus rode dinosaurs, etc. But ultimately even then, in a few cases that didn't hold them back, they usuall
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by surge 6y ago
Not to mention co-ops, flexibility (a parent is traveling some where for business, etc, take the kid and use it as a teaching opportunity, or its a nice day, nature walk this afternoon). The amazing part is how much of a child (and the teac
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by surge 6y ago
The rich do it all the time.
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by surge 6y ago
The one place most people will experience or witness violence at least once in their life is in a school. No one mentions all the people who feel safe at home, but suffer abuse and ostracization or ignored by teachers at school. "Socia
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by surge 6y ago
Google Play Music is being transitioned to YouTube Music, I already got migrated, and I'm now using and is fine/comparable to Play Music, just reskinned. The only annoying thing is its tied directly to my YT account, so all my pl
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Uber Criminal Complaint Raises the Stakes for Breach Response(natlawreview.com)
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by surge 6y ago
P3X OneNote will scratch the Linux OneNote itch, or just run it in a browser tab. Better than nothing.
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by surge 6y ago
They present NBC News on their platform "YouTube" which directly competes in the media space with other news outlets. They also have an issue if they start using this tactic to pull the rug out from outlets critical of the compani
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by surge 6y ago
The biggest issue is that Google is also a publisher, with comment sections. It competes in the same space, and is pretty much the only game in town for advertising. This is an election year, political biases are a factor in the discussion
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by surge 6y ago
Just to hammer down the point: https://www.uscc.gov/sites/default/files/testimonies/SFR%20f...
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by surge 6y ago
At the behest of the Chinese government, which means if they want to stay there they have to abide by the local censors. They still have to follow local laws, a foreign presence does not mean they are allowed to report honestly/freely.
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by surge 6y ago
Hopefully, this is the peak we expected, meaning it won't keep going up by very much.
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by surge 6y ago
I can't see any way selling .org from a non-profit to a commercial entity who is profit motivated makes sense at all. In online debates a decade or more ago, I remember people, including myself, used to defend American control of the d
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by surge 6y ago
This was what was coming out when it was blowing through China, this was what the big concern back February. This isn't news. A good deal of people will never notice they have it which is why the spread of this thing is so difficult to
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by surge 6y ago
I had a problem with recent actions by their government, it was directly relevant to the discussion on the article. Someone conflated that with race, which is holding an ethno-nationalist view of China, where as I differentiate between the
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by surge 6y ago
It's barely gossip when the web site advertised research into coronaviruses and was looking to hire more researchers and the head researcher is missing. http://www.whiov.cas.cn/105341/ http://www.whiov.
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by surge 6y ago
There were state department cables warning about safety issues with this lab. https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/04/14/state-dep...
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by surge 6y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22883616 This comment does a good job of showing how the journalist is sensationalizing the conclusions of the paper.
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by surge 7y ago
https://www.npr.org/2020/04/14/828565428/bloomberg-news-kill... I didn't realize such selectively enforced standards were a thing? Should I report any post that criticizes government actions for nat
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by surge 7y ago
The app was just a website. The whole thing was administered through my doctor/supplier when they programmed the thing. It is a bit locked down, but I think its because its a machine that's "prescribed".
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by surge 7y ago
Yeah the radio is there as an added convenience so you don't have to keep a log and send it in for several months as evidence of usage. This is the fallback for those without radio, and its easy enough to put it in airplane mode. That
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by surge 7y ago
I think longer this goes on, the more essential basic roles become needed. Dentists can close offices for a few weeks or a month, but after several months cavities go untreated, cavities are created because teeth aren't cleaned/ma
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by surge 7y ago
We need non-essential trade, since if you shutdown all non-essential trade suddenly all non-essential people are excluded from the economy, and people have to eat and pay bills. If we're still selling goods online, non-essential manufa
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by surge 7y ago
It's anti-CCP sentiment, no one here is hating on HK, or Taiwan, or the ethnically Chinese diaspora, or even the average people in China. The HK protests were just last year and are still going. The 996 movement got a lot of notice and
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by surge 7y ago
It's easily contained by shutting down the economy and social distancing... You didn't read a thing I said did you? You're calling whats happening now, easy? Did you even read what happened to the naval ship that got infected
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by surge 7y ago
No one is saying its a bioweapon, merely shoddy containment in a facility that did viral research, the research could have been entirely altruistic, its still their fault for letting it out of the lab and then hiding the fact, arresting doc
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by surge 7y ago
My response is from Chinese people. This is what the ones on the ground in China are saying. Or are you one of those bigots that can't separate the government from the people? Calling out the CCP has zilch to do with bigotry. Taiwan, H
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by surge 7y ago
DeBlasio was telling people on March 2 to go out on the town and watch a movie on Twitter. Trump is an easy scapegoat for obvious reasons, so politicians and local people use him when not wanting to accept personal responsibility for the co
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by surge 7y ago
I figured someone would say that, the testing tells you if its spreading in asymptomatic or mild cases, but the reason for that is because we want to stop serious cases. We know how many people are in the hospital. Honestly, that's all
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by surge 7y ago
HN isn't sinking into the gutter calling out a government for doing horrifying things, spreading misinformation, suppressing accurate information, all to save face/embarrassment and keep its economy. People here read alternate sou

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