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2y ago
Selling music itself pretty much never benefits anyone in a significant way outside the top 1% of bands/whatever pop music. This is why any touring band asks you to buy merch, they eat on the money from merch
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2y ago
Hurts unions involved in ships/shipping because they have a vested interest in keeping the system as inefficient and shit as possible.
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2y ago
I believe they have for very specific services, but never for things like EC2 or RDS. There are also some EC2 instance classes where upgrading instance types in the same "size" are more expensive, but that is very rare, but I dont
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2y ago
Casinos are not dumb, they have countermeasures as well as people watching the game counting the cards themselves to see if players are OBVIOUSLY counting from their playing pattern.
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2y ago
The HL physics demo was mind blowing to the entire gaming community when it was first shown and caused some insane hype. There was absolutely nothing like it before it. It's like claiming no one cared when Halo 2 and 3 was released.
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2y ago
Anyone who unironically says “Trust the science” automatically tells me that they are probably not an informed person. I trust that most research is done in good faith and at least some of it is useful. Saying 'Trust the science'
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2y ago
I loved how basically every apt I went in in SF had a "This apt may contain chemicals that may be known to cause cancer by the state of California. At the entrance. Thanks guys, real useful
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2y ago
Tech Startups
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2y ago
You get obese since you eat too many calories. Humans obey thermodynamics.
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2y ago
I always wonder why people belittle cheap food and abundance that helped solve famine and operational logistics. Obesity exists because food is insanely abundant and cheap because people wanted to solve the problem of people starving to dea
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2y ago
The catch somehow absolutely demolished the amazing FH dual landing Holy shit. I almost had a heart attack when it looked like the booster was about to slowly careen into the tower
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2y ago
Only "matters" in diplomatic context. Otherwise Turkey is still considered completely acceptable
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2y ago
You say this, and yet I re-played Deus Ex a month ago on whim and it was still probably better than 100% of all games in PS4/PS5
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2y ago
Yes, because people are notoriously bad at reporting things properly or accurately or with any useful measurements.
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2y ago
Yes I would, anyone spending this kind of money regularly is a rube. Most of the shit you mentioned are up front one time costs with a minimal maintenance requirement. Anyone who is paying several grand to upkeep this stuff is an idiot and
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2y ago
It's pretty incredible that several grand a year per year is not considered absolutely insane amounts of spend on fucking FASHION. I guess I'm not the audience for HN since everyone here seems to be insanely rich.
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2y ago
No. I have expensive hobbies, and this is a hilarious amount of money to spend, wow. I Scuba and my gear (dive com, suit, tank) cost less than 3k and its meant to keep me alive, versus win instagram points and it will last me a decade.
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2y ago
Shitting on all of science ever is easy. Actually doing it is hard.
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2y ago
I'm sure armies of physicists, astronomers, and generally smart people have not considered the most basic simple possible explanations for why observations of some galaxies do not match our models.
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2y ago
I think humans currently have a hard time deploying a 20km by 20km object in space.
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2y ago
I feel that a 20km wide telescope may have a hard time fitting in a fairing.
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2y ago
Yep, we prefer to keep people alive first since its hard to care about the health and well being of dead people.
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2y ago
Pretty much the *chans and random places on the darknet. Everything else is a horrific mess.
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2y ago
Yes. The point being they don't have a orbital vehicle yet
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2y ago
Welds weakening the base metal is a myth that is disproven literally day 1 of any welding course. There are metals that don't like the heating and will weaken, but if the weld breaks before the base metal, someone fucked up real bad. O
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2y ago
> The reason I asked is because I felt like the documentation implies something else despite the wording sounding like this. It literally tells you in the same section what they mean by that sentence and implications for normal SSH. it
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2y ago
No. They hire plenty out of school, but they generally are not the type to be filtered by an email domain requirement.
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2y ago
The people whom this is meant for are not the people who would complain about "needing" an EDU email and would just get one or figure out a bypass.
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2y ago
Half the article is listing out the flight engineer duties and why it was different on the Condorde versus other aircraft
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2y ago
> I am not an accountant or a lawyer and you shouldn’t take advice from random strangers on the internet, Useless article. Get an accountant they are better than you at this.
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