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by ttyprintk 2y ago
I feel like in the case of bacterial meningitis, they would have. Would you rather see, “Brucellosis hits goat farmer, but not from where you expect!”
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by ttyprintk 2y ago
Ronald Reagan must be rolling in his grave.
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by ttyprintk 2y ago
I haven’t read the book, but his other interviews sound like it covers that in between episodes on Ireland. Be prepared for Nazi “mistakes” about ethnicities that conveniently justify invasion.
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by ttyprintk 2y ago
And an interesting comment on the market in India: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18668156
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by ttyprintk 2y ago
Ah, ok, so VC in the domain of onions surely would have a strategy for changes to the legality of onion futures, see: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18667660 PS> In USA, a completely separate industry added movie b
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by ttyprintk 2y ago
Is the commentary here referring to faster ways to achieve the 1955 USA problem with onion futures?
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by ttyprintk 2y ago
In fact, April 30 at 8:30 AM, we’ll see which definition of GDP they promote. Lutwick hints that he’d like the sum of all domestic transactions except for those with the government on one or both sides.
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by ttyprintk 2y ago
First one should be https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gallaecia
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by ttyprintk 2y ago
The French c is French, which is the culture with the most-consistent and strongest claims to Celtic heritage. In German, it’s kelte, same sound as Irish c and Greek kappa. Maybe we should leave the distinction irrelevant. From the author h
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by ttyprintk 2y ago
I think that’s right: from 300 AD to 1700, nobody used the word. Medieval Latin dominated in the meantime, and so preferred a soft c in Celtae without an academic to insist on the k in Keltoi.
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by ttyprintk 2y ago
“You’re increasing the volume of your voice but not the logic of your argument.”
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by ttyprintk 2y ago
Monster cables went after Monster Mini Golf rather than the categorically obvious option of advertizing on their go-karts or whatever.
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by ttyprintk 2y ago
More like: the seven swing states which decide elections have chosen a generous package deal with X Cybersecurity.
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by ttyprintk 2y ago
Anything ad-supported. If this story was about a div-collapsing feature in software with a banner ad, the reception would be different.
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by ttyprintk 2y ago
Also from that site: https://www.twz.com/air/kratos-has-a-hypersonic-drone-in-the...
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by ttyprintk 2y ago
Each of these crawlers is as much a DoS as Aaron Swartz.
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by ttyprintk 2y ago
I predict strong Federal resistance to the Los Angeles Olympics taking place without individual incentives. The President making surprise appearances in dressing rooms for gender inspection, etc. Likewise, if the 2028 election is cancelled,
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by ttyprintk 2y ago
That would justify the major objection coming from Secret Service, for sure. So we’re left wondering: how did Musk describe this to Trump? Was someone else in the room to offer an alternative, more patriotic view?
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by ttyprintk 2y ago
OK so the occasion for that is CI which enumerates through all branches rather than just the relevant one. I'm looking at you, Jenkins.
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by ttyprintk 2y ago
Video is broken (for me) but a recent flagged submission might substitute: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43409007
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by ttyprintk 2y ago
When would this be a problem that `fetch —-prune` doesn’t solve?
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by ttyprintk 2y ago
There was an interesting prelude: once the flight restrictions were lifted after 9/11, the FBI packed up 140-160 relatives of Osama Bin Laden living in USA and quietly flew them out of the country.
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by ttyprintk 2y ago
They say it’s been donated. Does that make the simplest explanation more like: This is a special line for Trump and Musk to feel secure from eavesdropping?
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by ttyprintk 2y ago
See: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43396281
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by ttyprintk 2y ago
See: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43396281
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by ttyprintk 2y ago
It’s obvious that an executive is behind if their understanding of AI is congruent with fuel additive. With that in mind, I wonder about the 11% who don’t need or have a strategy. Have they left choice-of-AI up to managers? That’s quite int
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by ttyprintk 2y ago
Things that have a bias: 1. Making money. Specifically, making a rich person richer; earning you a margin less than the topmost in your risk class in their portfolio. 2. YCombinator, or startup philosophy. Doesn't rule out critiques of
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by ttyprintk 2y ago
The vote went yes on “market cap is a meme” https://cryptorank.io/news/feed/ef192-cronos-approves-contro... Down only 9% on the day. So, the forces asking for inflation won over the early believers.
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by ttyprintk 2y ago
> Netanyahu is also on trial for corruption. If found guilty, he could face prison. On Tuesday, a court approved Netanyahu’s request not to appear at a hearing on Tuesday “due to the renewal of the war” When will we get to the part where
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by ttyprintk 2y ago
“Only I can fix it. Tortilla chips (those are gang chips) taking up too much room on the table. Don’t know why you’d stick up for gang chips. Potato chips belong. ”

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