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takoid
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What a coincidence! I literally opened a support ticket two days ago requesting this feature.
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My girlfriend uses Apple’s Weather app and I still use Dark Sky. My anecdotal experience is that Dark Sky is significantly more accurate than Apple’s Weather app, especially when it comes to rain. Anyone have any insight into why this is th
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My girlfriend uses Apple’s Weather app and I still use Dark Sky. My anecdotal experience is that Dark Sky is significantly more accurate than Apple’s Weather app, especially when it comes to rain. Anyone have any insight into why this is th
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Opera, Brave, and most other browsers besides Firefox are based on Google’s Chromium.
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W3C Core Styles
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4y ago
If anyone else is having trouble loading the page: https://archive.ph/ok1ro .
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5y ago
The Tree of Knowledge is not the “bad thing” (sin is a better vocabulary choice) in the book of Genesis. The sin is the defiance of God’s instruction by Adam and Eve avoiding the fruit from the Tree of Life.
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5y ago
The cutting edge technology you work in wouldn’t happen to be information related, would it?
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> we need to see Blockbusters so that the money can trickle down to independent filmmakers and riskier ideas Did they ever expand upon how this trickle effect supposedly happens?
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Quite relevant quote: “Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely. Great men are almost always bad men, even when they exercise influence and not authority, still more when you superadd the tendency or the certainty of c
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5y ago
This reminds me of a recent post on HN, The Algorithmic Beauty of Plants: http://algorithmicbotany.org/papers/abop/abop.pdf https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27240927
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5y ago
Hilarious story, thanks for sharing. > "Is the light on the AIT array green or amber?" Can you explain this? What is an AIT array?
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> They also measured significantly higher density of antibodies at the six week mark in people who had their second vaccine dose vs people who recovered from an infection. I am not seeing evidence of this from the source you provided. It
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Source?
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Example given in the article: > So, after 1-year Sam has purchased $1,000 in monthly future cash flow (website + vending machine + beach house). It cost him $33,000. He puts in two hours max per week on these purchases. > Calculating
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That was my first thought as well but wouldn't that same logic apply to other countries as well? If not, why is this intentional suppression of COVID cases happening in India and not other countries like the United States and United Ki
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> Anyone who is living in India knows that cases are severely underreported in India. Government is publishing statistics saying city a has x covid deaths in a day. But crematoriums are seeing 10-20x body bags. What would be the incentiv
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> It was known for years by Valve and it wasn't patched. This is not true. Once the exploit became known, Valve released an update same day.
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6y ago
You should look into Monero.
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Wasn’t Bitcoin painted in a similar light before it became mainstream? Monero’s users being unethical (in your opinion) is a testament to the usefulness of the technology, not the other way around. Would you say the same thing about Tor?
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The comment you’re replying to is not trying to make the discussion about addiction. They are pointing out the absurdity of expecting a corporation to self-regulate itself in any meaningful way. This Oversight Board is likely nothing more t