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by tikwidd 6y ago
We don't know that it was from freight. In fact, it is still considered highly unlikely that it came in via freight. Read about 'flattening the curve'.
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by tikwidd 6y ago
The DNC has criticised Trump for not being tough enough on China. I don't think anything is going to change soon.
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by tikwidd 6y ago
do you have any recommendations for news and analysis about China in English?
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by tikwidd 6y ago
Easy to say that a country doesn't play by the rules when you make up the rules as you go along.
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by tikwidd 6y ago
The third path is to not ban anything.
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by tikwidd 6y ago
Buy startups and competitors.
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by tikwidd 6y ago
Maiming peaceful protesters with mace and rubber bullets is a dangerous thing to do.
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by tikwidd 6y ago
In addition, Kpop groups put a huge amount of effort into their physical albums. Sales of physical albums are extremely high in Korea (Japan I think too) compared to other countries (just my impression, but if anyone has sources I'd be
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by tikwidd 6y ago
how easy is this to get running in an actual browser, rather than Electron*? I want to host some Hypercard stacks (some of which need Quicktime support, hence colour Mac emulation).
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by tikwidd 6y ago
Performance matters when it matters. Part of the job is knowing when it matters and adjusting the approach accordingly.
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by tikwidd 6y ago
> - You can only grow non-calorically dense foods in vertical farms How about seeds and sprouts?
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by tikwidd 6y ago
I think it should depend on the context. One of the problems seems to be that there is no public space for 'monuments' in the modern world, so we get user-hostile bourgeois 'form over function' in buildings where people
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by tikwidd 6y ago
>I am disappointed to see them, for example, file lawsuits against schools that are trying to ensure that only biological women participate in sports divisions for women Trans women are women. These schools are denying this with this ide
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by tikwidd 6y ago
A lot of deaf people still use fax machines to do things like place orders (often older deaf folks that can't or won't use email... or when trying to deal with orgs that don't check their email). It's a very accessible t
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Murder of Vincent Chin(en.wikipedia.org)
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Silicon Valley Rising(siliconvalleyrising.org)
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Chua's Circuit(en.wikipedia.org)
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by tikwidd 7y ago
> Perhaps it's describing a change that occurred during evolution to (or within) homo sapiens, a change that caused us to be more self-aware (in a bad way?), self-reliant, conscious of good and evil. Just speculation here. This is s
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Hydraulic Telegraph(en.wikipedia.org)
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High Frequency Beacons(hfunderground.com)
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Quantitative Easing Forever(wsws.org)
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by tikwidd 7y ago
simpler explanation: a lot of people are getting nervous in tech interviews and forgetting how to do even the most basic things.
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by tikwidd 7y ago
Thanks, I hadn't thought of that. I'm from New Zealand where the work atmosphere is I guess less litigious.
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Ask HN: Would you fill out a survey after rejecting a job candidate?
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Lycos is still around and its search is pretty good(search.lycos.com)
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NZ banks are phasing out cheques(kiwibank.co.nz)
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by tikwidd 7y ago
One (probably not so simple) way could be to build up a shared database of input-decision-outcome records, so when a car is faced with some unknown object on a particular street, or its own risk assessment is high (e.g. heuristics- "I
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by tikwidd 7y ago
> We can thank our government – and luck! – for this result. A wild statement, considering the US has one of the largest nuclear arsenals in the world, and has recently pursued an even more aggressive policy of nuclear armament and renew
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Understanding the Crisis – Markets, the State and Hypocrisy (2009)(chomsky.info)
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by tikwidd 7y ago
Editorialised title. Will Hurd was disinvited due to his regressive voting record: "voting against funding for Planned Parenthood, programs supporting women in STEM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics) fields, and his suppor

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