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by trogdor 1y ago
> Current enterprise SSDs have something like a 10000 TBW rating, which we'd exceed in the first month Wow. What’s your use case?
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by trogdor 1y ago
> after about the fourth interaction, something about me registers as "off" to other people and they start to distance themselves from me. I have never understood why I’m not sure it would be helpful, but have you tried asking
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by trogdor 1y ago
Interesting. I’m surprised about that rule. To me, it seems like a first amendment violation.
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by trogdor 1y ago
In general culture, autism is frequently associated with special abilities — the autistic savant. AFAIK, schizotypy is not culturally associated with positive traits.
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by trogdor 1y ago
Couldn’t they just show ads alongside the search result?
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by trogdor 1y ago
It doesn’t look like an ignore list to me. See “FAA Source” blocking here: https://www.faa.gov/pilots/ladd
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by trogdor 1y ago
> This is about a government created footage from a surveillance camera. Copyright, or any other notion of imaginary property, most certainly does not apply. That is incorrect. Copyright generally does not attach to works created by fede
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by trogdor 1y ago
I used to be addicted to Adderall.
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by trogdor 1y ago
> and are subject to FOIAs How is that relevant?
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by trogdor 1y ago
> But it would still be VERY surprising that any court would take any complaint about terrorism from a terrorist supporter, from a person who left for a war zone declaring his intent to become a terrorist in the newspaper, seriously. Why
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by trogdor 1y ago
> The overwhelming bulk of the technology advancements that enable modern EVs -- from advances in batteries to cameras to sensors to embedded controllers and CPUs -- is thanks to the smartphone industry. Would you point me to a source wh
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by trogdor 1y ago
>he said it takes 10-20 years for meaningful advances in medicine to show up in general use Could it be that it takes that long to determine whether those advances are actually worthwhile? I can’t count the number of HN posts I’ve seen t
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by trogdor 1y ago
> you have to realize that capabilities that are reported are probably pretty conservative vs what the bomb is actually capable of doing Why do you believe that to be true?
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by trogdor 1y ago
> If the government had the data, then they'd need to respond to FOIAs for the data. Respond to, yes. Disclose, not necessarily. I believe ALPR data are exempt from disclosure in some - perhaps many, and maybe even most - states.
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by trogdor 1y ago
> male pattern baldness helped get someone a permanent 100% disability rating I find that very hard to believe. Do you have evidence that this is true?
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by trogdor 1y ago
> There are just four simple safety rules that prevent all unintentional gun injuries, even if you violate some of the rules some of the time. Rules don’t prevent accidents. Trying your best to always follow the rules helps to prevent ac
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by trogdor 1y ago
Would you explain what the issues are?
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by trogdor 1y ago
I am not sure what you mean. Would you give me an example?
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by trogdor 1y ago
> Equity is important As I understand it, “equity” in this content generally refers to equality of outcomes between groups. I don’t see why that is desirable, important, or even possible. Would you explain why you believe that equity is
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by trogdor 2y ago
I see that your username is “laidoffamazon.” It seems that you are allowing the low points in your life to define who you are and what you think you can accomplish. Have you considered therapy?
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by trogdor 2y ago
I volunteer at an animal shelter. A few months ago, while entering kitten weights into a database, I looked at the bookshelf above the desk I was sitting at. The first book I saw was “How to Talk to Your Cat About Gun Safety.”
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by trogdor 2y ago
Nice. I did that with a brand of orange juice that I really liked as a kid. They replied with a bunch of coupons for free orange juice.
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by trogdor 2y ago
What, specifically, are you claiming is “not real” about fingerprinting?
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by trogdor 2y ago
Some of those pharmacies were using crushed Rybelsus as their source for semaglutude.
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by trogdor 2y ago
I don’t think anyone here disagrees with the premise that fat people can lose weight by eating fewer calories than they expend. What you are missing is that — for many people — your solution is akin to telling an alcoholic to just drink les
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by trogdor 2y ago
> even though their true purpose It’s not a secret that arbitration agreements are intended to force the parties to arbitrate their disputes.
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by trogdor 2y ago
A few years ago, I filed a Feedback Assistant bug report regarding an issue I was experiencing in Final Cut. In response, I was contacted by Final Cut developers who worked with me to replicate the issue and then shipped a fix. Just one ane
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by trogdor 2y ago
> who does not have fuck you money, but also does not have to work anymore I don’t understand how those can both be true. Having enough money that you don’t need to work anymore is pretty much the definition of having ‘fuck you’ money.
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by trogdor 2y ago
If you’re up for sharing, I’m curious to know approximately how many hours each week you spend working on HN. It seems like it would be an enormous amount of time, but I’m just guessing.
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by trogdor 2y ago
Fascinating. Thank you! Here’s another source confirming that story: https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-030-70250-2_...

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