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by tokai 1y ago
Impressively the paper seems to have been cited 50 times already. I don't mind much if its taken down or not, but with the old guard publishers you can at least get a redaction notice or comment about the issues with a paper embedded i
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by tokai 1y ago
They use the sci-hub dump yes. But sci-hub isn't providing new articles so nothing new is sourced from sci-hub.
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by tokai 1y ago
Anna's Archive
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by tokai 1y ago
>Since 2011, she has been living in Russia.[10][11][12][13]
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by tokai 1y ago
I didn't say that isn't true. But her as a person is not who I would want in charge of this "movement". Luckily sci-hub is not the leading source of free scientific articles anymore.
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by tokai 1y ago
And she's not very noble to begin with.
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by tokai 1y ago
Why even use sci-hub anymore? With the lack of updates, instability over petty stuff like naming a wasp after the founder, etc. I don't see why anyone would use sci-hub over Anna's Archive.
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Digital Friends and Empathy Blindness(degruyterbrill.com)
1 points by tokai 1y ago|0 comments
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by tokai 1y ago
HN user fshafique didn't get it. But thats wrong! HN users gets it all the time. See?
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by tokai 1y ago
For everyone saying this isn't a bus service because they pick you up and modify routing; that concept is called a Telebus and is over 50 years old.
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by tokai 1y ago
Well yes a ton of people are ferrying multiple kids plus their school bags everyday. They are far from common enough to get compared to F-350s. Nobody would commute on them daily if they didn't have a recurring need to haul something.
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by tokai 1y ago
>A three-speed gearbox in the hub makes starting easier. It was not direct drive.
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by tokai 1y ago
While super unstable three wheelers are good for very heavy or large loads. Like moving a refrigerator. Start stop city traffic with +100kg load is easier on three than two wheels. Must say I never liked riding the Christiania bikes myself.
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by tokai 1y ago
Only thing I can find on this is an older post of yours. I don't think Mao said that. He worked in a library himself and the director at this library introduced him to Marxism. Marx was angry with bourgeoisie scholars though.
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by tokai 1y ago
If its possible to keep creating and rug pulling new shitcoins, then it seems obvious that the same can be done with medical start-ups. What a weird world we are living in.
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by tokai 1y ago
But there is no reason to situate it in a Christian context. We are in a global multi religious community here. I could call your comment bad, supported by it being a trite semantic argument without relevancy for the subject. But that would
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by tokai 1y ago
Seems like they are debunking that port is empty, while the article of this thread states that there are no container ships. Lots of cargo isn't moved by container ships.
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by tokai 1y ago
I don't follow you. You can find numerous articles about cargo rates falling for those ports as well.
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by tokai 1y ago
With the context of the article its clear that GP means quantum computing.
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by tokai 1y ago
The (fake) texturing is the only thing making it somewhat work. As normal colored bricks it would just be lumps of lego.
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by tokai 1y ago
>What would you call Americans? United Statesians? Personally I call them Burgers.
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by tokai 1y ago
No surprise here. Unity is such a horrible company.
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by tokai 1y ago
Plenty of people the world over hate the Americans for what they let happen in Iraq.
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by tokai 1y ago
Russian soldiers stole radioactive materials with their bare hands in Chernobyl some years ago. When you steal thousands of children, keep invading neighbors, assassinate people all over europe, its not that weird that you don't have t
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Denmark Attracts American Researchers Amid U.S. Uncertainty(thedanishdream.com)
5 points by tokai 2y ago|0 comments
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by tokai 2y ago
Its not even Obamas economy. A lot of people unironically thought they would get another stimulus check if Trump won.
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by tokai 2y ago
A torpedo to the bow can sink a big ship in minutes though.
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by tokai 2y ago
>doesn't stop a person from driving someone elses car Oh it does. Nobody will lend you a car that be lost to seizure. Denmark has car confiscation for speeding (not even repeated, just for single time 100% over the speed limit), and
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by tokai 2y ago
Seems like an over engineered solution. Revoking drivers license and seizing the car would be cheaper and easier to implement. We don't tolerate repeat offenders in most other circumstances. So why is it that you can keep breaking traf
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by tokai 2y ago
I don't understand your sentiment. Nothing honorable in sticking around to be forced to do the wrong thing. A leader bowing out is at the same time the most powerful signal they can send to their superiors. An innumerable amount of hur

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