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tibiapejagala
7y ago
Attractiveness is constant, but how it is perceived might have shifted. I vaguely remember that OkCupid did some "study" that men rate most woman around average attractiveness and the distribution is symmetric, but women rate most
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7y ago
Acting like the parent poster suggested shooting random homeless people as a solution for homelessness is disgusting. Defending yourself from a person who hits you in the head with a hard object is reasonable (at least in the rest of the wo
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7y ago
It's amusing that they went through all the pain of making a global SIM to make it available only for the US residents.
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7y ago
store.google.com: "We aren’t in your country yet" This is bizzare. We have Apple/Samsung/Huawei/xiaomi stores on every corner somehow. At least they offer google search here.
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8y ago
So the poor pay for your flights.
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8y ago
I still see zero benefit to me, today , to sort waste or save energy.
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8y ago
That's a really big assumption that they are not doing anything covertly because they are doing it in the open. Especially if you consider initiatives like Jewish Internet Defense Force [1]. In light of the history of Israel, if find i
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8y ago
> Amazon.de does have Polish-language interface, though, and free shipping to Poland (and 10 other European countries) for orders over €39. Well, that's something. Some content seems to be machine-translated and prices are in €, but
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8y ago
Meanwhile in my country in Europe I have never heard about anyone buying anything from Amazon. Not the IT people, not the common folk, not teenagers, literally no one. Maybe someone bought a Kindle some time back, but I remember that people
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9y ago
Not relevant to you questions, but I'm shocked about the discounts. My only ride without paying the full price was the first ride. For the record it has been like this in Poland since 2016. It is cheaper here, but at the same ratio vs.
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9y ago
I do this very often, sending an email yields 5%-15% discount on booking.com prices. But that works for independent hotels. What I write here about are chain hotels, which have terrible online experience and contacted through email gave m
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9y ago
I'll take all the dark patterns they have if it means I can avoid hotel chains' own booking systems. At least I already know the dark patterns of booking.com. Tried to book a one of Starwood Preferred Guest hotel. Had to create an
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9y ago
I might partially or totally disagree with the original manifest, but this reply is repulsive. I would never want to have a "senior" like this. So much emphasis on how senior he is, how junior you have to write something so wrong.
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9y ago
If you are reading this, thank you for your hard work all these years
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9y ago
Which is kind of ridiculous, because now he has to reload while the second person in the car can grab the gun. I mean, if the cop was actually thinking that the people in the car were trying to kill them.
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9y ago
Seconding this. I have never bought anything from Amazon. People here don't even consider it when making a choice. They just buy from allegro (our local eBay) and from thousands of on-line stores. I don't know if Amazon has some c
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10y ago
Thanks. And I thought that I work in an unprofessional company on a useless project. I feel a lot better now. This reads like a chatlog from minecraft server for teenagers.
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10y ago
>Hilary Clinton isn't even close to being the most corrupt. She probably wouldn't even be in the top ten. Technically you are right, but this sounds pretty depressing. At least she didn't make it to the top 10!
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10y ago
> Compulsory voting is incredibly important, because it ensures that everyone is represented. So let's assume that voting in compulsory in the US this year, and everyone actually shows up to vote. After the election, results come up
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10y ago
Which is still a big win because * regex pattern is controlled by site, while regex input is external * regex pattern is compiled once, while it is being run for every input
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10y ago
I wondered about this for some time. Simple regex (as in formal language theory) are matched in O(n) time by finite automaton. Extended regex like PCRE are more powerful, but most of the time are implemented by backtracking engines, where r
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10y ago
Because the law says you can't do that. Well, you might not agree with that certain rule, but note that many do not agree that any form of taxation is fair. Maybe they just want to maximize their chances of a successful rest of life?
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10y ago
I find it hilarious that "beating people up" somehow got missing from the quote in you post. Yes, I am frightened by people attacking political rallies, especially when waving other country's flags. What is so strange to it?
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tibiapejagala
10y ago
See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11803716 from yesterday
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10y ago
>How do you make a profit in a world where people won't buy a new thing because they think it'll be cheaper in a few years? I don't know, but this isn't the world we live in. For this to work, deflation should be at l
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10y ago
You can decide on any evil/stupid policy as long as you secure yourself with a layer of people hired to carry out your plan. This way no one can do anything about it, because: * People actually doing wrong things are 'just doing t
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11y ago
It would make sense to provide some. Example problem could be that both JavaScript strings and std::string can have '\0' bytes in them. Converting them like in the post would lead to string truncation if a null byte was present so
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11y ago
Parent comment probably refers to [1] submitted earlier today. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11334597
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11y ago
And laptop on a silly stand right in front of every person, while they have two perfectly fine screens and separate mouse and keyboard.
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11y ago
>Are personal attacks, doxing, trolling and slurs part of their daily routine they will be seriously inconvenienced by inability to use them? Just because they don't agree with having CoC doesn't mean they do anything CoC disal
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