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throwawayay02
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throwawayay02
5y ago
I also found the evidence against the killing to be pretty weak. It certainly doesn't establish what percentage of disabled babies would be killed. Intuitively, to me, given how dangerous birthing was for the mother, I imagine only ser
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throwawayay02
5y ago
What is your dictionary definition of computer then? Is a sundial a computer because it tells the time? Is an abacus, or a Genaille–Lucas ruler, a computer?
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throwawayay02
5y ago
It is absolutely not a computer, though. They observed the observable astrological phenomena was cyclical and made a system of gears for their periods to predict it's state. It's interesting, but for context it is centuries young
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throwawayay02
5y ago
Do they really reject them though? In my experience publishers will publish anything, if anything they should have higher standards not lower.
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throwawayay02
5y ago
But how can people living in cities charge their cars overnight? Does each private garage spot have it's own electricity meter?
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throwawayay02
5y ago
You only are "reached" by bad people online because you want to. You can choose to only allow contact from people you know. What they want though is to be "reachable" by everyone without the drawback of people actually d
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throwawayay02
5y ago
So you're saying the criteria is stupid but that's okay since no one will check? And he's the one participating in performative nonsense and not the government and funding agency?
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throwawayay02
5y ago
DragonBall was ahead of it's time.
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throwawayay02
5y ago
Then build your company in a way a security vulnerability won't end it. Don't save unnecessary data, don't store everything in the same place, make backups. It being harder is no excuse to making a shody work. "Move fast
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throwawayay02
5y ago
I was searching for your question. I agree I don't know why this is in the first page... Maybe some people [1] are right when they say most of HN's audience is interested in business and technology, but not technical themselves. [
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5y ago
I also found that weird. Wouldn't the various Chinese languages, and Japanese scripts, have way more characters? 26 to 74 is just double, and most likely some are more common in written communication than others.
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5y ago
I don't buy it at all that just because the archeologists didn't find evidence of a throne room, there wasn't a ruling class or group of elders deciding on important matters and judging on crimes and punishment. “Despite the
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throwawayay02
5y ago
Most documents are digital. When they aren't I scan them. Then I store them per year of creation, except for a few special folders like house related and job related.
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throwawayay02
5y ago
Their jurisdiction does, though.
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throwawayay02
5y ago
A new meaning for "political science".
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throwawayay02
5y ago
I want off this ride
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throwawayay02
5y ago
That article does not support your claims.
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throwawayay02
5y ago
Reminds me of the stories of people that just up and go on holiday and the neighbors setting a missing persons manhunt.
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throwawayay02
5y ago
How can you possibly not escape the use of a smartphone?
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throwawayay02
5y ago
The US as I'm sure you are not that naive.
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throwawayay02
5y ago
What if it can be proven they were never serious in their claims about the feasability of self-driving. What if it was all a scam to milk investment money, and yours as well. Would it be fraud then? Point being you were given a disclaimer t
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throwawayay02
5y ago
And why is the company EU-only? What X-only company is trying to compete with Google anyways?
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throwawayay02
5y ago
We need a ban on targeted advertisement.
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throwawayay02
5y ago
That just sounds like a bug.
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throwawayay02
5y ago
A real scale replica of the Spanish flagship galley can be seen in the Barcelona Maritime Museum.
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throwawayay02
5y ago
Your math is wrong, see the birthday paradox. But still, unlikely.
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throwawayay02
5y ago
I don't know if there are any, but I can see value in a stablecoin representing a basket of different currencies.
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throwawayay02
5y ago
I think it is likely he hosts it himself. And it is a stretch to include the domain registrar since the service it provides is only one of addressing and not content.
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throwawayay02
5y ago
Or maybe have no moderation at all? I was under the impression you only see posts from people you follow, so if you're an adult, why require any moderation at all except for not showing what your country deems illegal?
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throwawayay02
5y ago
Wasn't it admitted that a major goal of Bill Gates was to be awarded a Nobel Peace prize? It came up from stories surrounding Epstein and why was Bill Gates in contact with him - for his influence, against the advise of his lawyers. I
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