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by tobylane 6y ago
The UK only requires notification from the company in a commercial call. The recipient can do so without permission.
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by tobylane 6y ago
> Article 1, Section 5, Clause 2 of the U.S. Constitution addresses the question of what is required to expel a person from Congress. It states: “Each House may determine the Rules of its Proceedings, punish its Members for disorderly Be
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by tobylane 6y ago
And many others, transcribed list here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23643425
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by tobylane 6y ago
On Apple Silicon it now installs to /opt/homebrew, a change they’ve been wanting to do for a while.
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by tobylane 6y ago
Google is entitled to scrape it, but are they entitled to display the content on their site, the results pages? Everything in the instant answers is content that deserves to be displayed on its creators page, along with whatever monetisatio
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by tobylane 6y ago
Agreed. I was using it* for TravisCI, and having moved to Github Actions I'm glad they have uploads stored per run. *this one and another few before it.
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by tobylane 6y ago
Think of it as a 24 hour day that starts at (to use UK public transport's setup) 4:30. You want the timetable and the users to agree on what 8am means, and that 8am and the following 2am are the same work day of 24 hours.
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by tobylane 6y ago
Iter and other big or old projects are going the safe route with magnets that need to be at 4 or so Kelvin. All these ‘hotter’ superconductors are relatively unproven (it’s a oversimplification for a broad category), especially their streng
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by tobylane 6y ago
It sounds like it could be they have the original blueprints of the first ordered plane but by the time you received the 100th they were different and then it’s had overhauls and other modifications since. About as useful as a ten year old
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by tobylane 6y ago
The mempool queue would increase, iiuc. https://bitcoinqueue.com/#1,24h
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by tobylane 6y ago
Not my area. Does compiling happen on mainframes these days?
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by tobylane 6y ago
The animal was fed something we could have eaten. It doesn’t do us much good to shun soy fed beef for corn fed beef. Agree with you on local and chicken.
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by tobylane 6y ago
It’s also in response to the urban planning difficulty of knowing who owns what or what’s under this spot.
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by tobylane 6y ago
It's more along the lines - the US military only helped films if the story was good to the military. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Military-entertainment_complex I'm not aware of exactly what you ask for, pro
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by tobylane 6y ago
How closely related are SARS 1/2 and Mers to the four coronaviruses that cause (a small minority of) the common cold, could we be gaining partial protection from them too?
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by tobylane 6y ago
I agree with you on skepticism. But there’s a lot more than just a pot behind theories. The pot is just something they can hold in front of the camera. It’s also the ashy layers in the fireplace, the bone pile outside the building, the grea
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by tobylane 6y ago
https://github.com/openresty/luajit2 It has a few extras but they agree with the original luajit authors opinion that not every 5.2 feature can be made in jit.
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by tobylane 6y ago
I heard recently that that Apple factory’s output was limited by the number of screws their local supplier could make per week. Can this be called a solved problem? They just stopped depending on the US supplier. https://www.nyti
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by tobylane 6y ago
What do you think should be the weighting factor? Something like revenue or employee count? Maybe someone with access (OpenAthena, Shibboleth) could post the stats and methodology.
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by tobylane 6y ago
I believe so, and someone says that’s what happened. https://twitter.com/justinkan/status/1354853920762253315
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by tobylane 6y ago
I use it without an account. There's occasional nag screens that are quickly exited.
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by tobylane 6y ago
I’m guessing people who flew into DC on a weekday are more likely than average to own a decent smartphone. QAnon folk don’t seem to avoid mainstream technology in the quantity HN users do.
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by tobylane 6y ago
The UK has a reasonably good and independent process for redrawing constituency borders. One extra goal it was given was to reduce the number of MPs, because 650 is considered too much. This is partly because of the small size of the Common
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by tobylane 6y ago
BBC’s Horizon, especially before roughly 2012, was great for going to an hours worth of depth into a subject. Since then they’ve gone too emotional and narrative for me, no longer requiring gsce science.
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by tobylane 6y ago
VW has (properly) announced that their end date is 2026. I feel like this is an accurate reading between the lines and it will be announced.
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by tobylane 6y ago
Do you have a source for it reaching that rank? Iirc it was dropped from the two app stores about 12h apart.
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by tobylane 6y ago
I think people are trying to correct the existing picture (ie the current popular history is good, too clean) by adding the bad for a truthful version with positives and negatives. It's one of those "we're arguing, but actual
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by tobylane 6y ago
I'm not sure I understand. Are you saying that (if it applies here) people don't like talking about the pre-European origins of flaws in economics? Or is there a better example in another area?
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by tobylane 6y ago
CompCert doesn’t guarantee these two functions will work. Thanks, didn’t know about that project.
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by tobylane 6y ago
That’s not what to take away from the Westminster system. They famously used the term ‘tired and emotional’ to mean drunk but that’s banned now too. Yesterday at prime ministers questions Johnson used terms like Captain Hindsight, which man

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