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by tryonenow 5y ago
This is arguably dangerous because I imagine tractor ownership is a strong prior for prediction of political affiliation. Just one of the many exploitable dangers of mass privacy invasion.
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by tryonenow 5y ago
>STFU with all of the moralizing and support policies that actually work, even if you have to pony up a bit to pay for them. It's cheaper for you in the long run >Your options are to be angry today and sick or dead tomorrow, or t
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by tryonenow 5y ago
The real issue is constantly swept under the rug. The only real barrier to POC in STEM in 2021 is POC culture. It's hard to host events for inner city denizens when the vast majority are simply uninterested in such pursuits, or worse,
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by tryonenow 5y ago
Resorting to calling people "anti-science" is just as counterproductive and unnecessary as calling them "anti-vax". You're only solidifying animosity and mistrust. People have every right to question what they'
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by tryonenow 5y ago
Not a good look considering indicators suggest inflation is accelerating[1]. Which would be an expected outcome considering how much money the US government printed over the course of the pandemic, and now how much we are about to print to
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by tryonenow 5y ago
A mob occupying private land, for weeks (months?), and declaring autonomy under a radical, explicitly and overtly anti-american, revolutionary flag, threatening and ejecting any approaching officials, including medical services, with violen
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by tryonenow 5y ago
Literally everything you're describing would be identical to that of a preplanned protest. The implication of "organization" is that of a plan for "insurrection", for which there is no proof of premeditation.
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by tryonenow 5y ago
>If Trump really wants to get his thoughts out to the world, he can host his own website and publish them there And what's the recourse when the same forces collude to shut someone or some group out of the hosting platform for wron
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by tryonenow 5y ago
>Critics have criticized the idea of a "culture fit," arguing it sidelines people of color Is there any room left in our society to acknowledge cultural clash? It feels like I'm being gaslit when the imperative is to &quot
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by tryonenow 6y ago
QAnon is fringe. Social Justice is mainstream progressivism. There is no QAnon equivalent to diversity and inclusion policy/training in industry or academia. It is not socially acceptable to discuss QAnon except critically. There is no
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by tryonenow 6y ago
The proof that media discussion regarding taxation is purely, ideologically ideologically driven is the fact that, as in this article, the Laffer curve is almost never mentioned. Any discussion about tax rates without considering where we c
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by tryonenow 6y ago
Countless is also entirely hyperbolic. Approximately 1000 people were killed by police in 2019, and the vast majority were violently resisting.
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by tryonenow 6y ago
Or, possibly police are hesitant to do their work, and criminals are feeling emboldened.
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by tryonenow 6y ago
It looks like the material is organized on a grid. Imagine a lense + algorithm that conforms to the depth map of the FOV. You could get super focus (there's probably more appropriate term) in a single shot.
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by tryonenow 6y ago
When you're looking at something complex on the scale of the earth, it's easy to cherry pick data, even accidentally (we call that bias), to paint whatever picture you want. Right now there's immense institutional pressure ag
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by tryonenow 6y ago
The abstract is a little concerning, but the good news is that this suggests that the gut biome does have influence on the brain, and perhaps that influence can be reversed or utilized with engineered biomes and/or bacteria. Perhaps th
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by tryonenow 6y ago
>Interestingly, the sharp increase in the prices for cryptocurrencies happens in a period where the uncertainty in the market for traditional currencies has risen due to the enormous amounts of money that governments worldwide In my expe
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by tryonenow 6y ago
>the Chilton's or Haynes (I'm sure there's a difference but I sure couldn't tell) manuals will cover just about anything you'd want to do. Chilton and Haynes both generally consist of vague instructions like &quo
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Twitter Censors CDC Vaccine Safety Advisor Martin Kulldorff(aier.org)
2 points by tryonenow 6y ago|2 comments
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by tryonenow 6y ago
And a the interpretation of an experience, however personal, is not some singular, universal truth.
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by tryonenow 6y ago
Why is this flagged? Even if it's controversial, it's a fault line that begs discussion, with direct and indirect implications for the vast majority of HN users.
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by tryonenow 6y ago
It was the same story with hydroxychloroquine, which was a promising treatment until trump made the mistake of mentioning it publicly. These purely ideologically driven non-experts in media and tech have absolutely no business playing gatek
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by tryonenow 6y ago
Title is misleading. The round exploded after leaving the barrel. I don't think it's physically possible for one of these jets to "shoot itself"
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by tryonenow 6y ago
Isn't it racist and sexist to presume that women and POC won't play a game just because it's made by white men? How is that relevant? Is anyone else concerned over this kind of overt, casual, anti-white racism and misandry th
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by tryonenow 6y ago
It also wastes screen space, as the whole page is about 50% narrower. Far less information dense, optimized for ads and engagement (about half of screen space is dedicated to recommended posts when a thread loads). Feels like commercializat
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by tryonenow 6y ago
Wouldn't modern laser technology be suitable for destroying small drones? I know there are research prototypes being developed against jets and missiles - drones have far smaller mass and move more slowly.
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by tryonenow 6y ago
Didn't see anything in the article - has anyone come across sources for more details on the actual network architectures/algorithms they used? That they prefaced one of the algo names with Alpha is probably a good clue...
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by tryonenow 6y ago
Then the solution is to teach people not to mistake Chinese people for the CCP, not to police language. And this narrative of "white supremacist" violence is a concoction by the media. Whatever increase that can't be accounte
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by tryonenow 6y ago
The data clearly demonstrates at this point that the virus is indeed comparable to the flu, except with higher R value. This is also an implied strawman, that sizable contingent that you are alluding to is questioning whether the price of t
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by tryonenow 6y ago
An excellent case against twitter's "fact checking" and censorship. They are not experts, and as this whole debacle proves, experts are fallible too, and it is not twitter's place to determine and censor dissent from con

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