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by tus89 5y ago
Because it's a brutal communist dictatorship?
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by tus89 5y ago
It would be nice if HN marked such links before I click on them (especially on mobile I can't see the link before I click on it easily). @dang?
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by tus89 5y ago
Clicking on a http:// link these days feels like I have been tricked into clicking on a phishing link in an email. Good trick though.
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by tus89 5y ago
> The traditional answer of 476 is interesting for things that didn't happen in 476 I think you are focusing too much on what happened inside Italy. Yes, the state in the location continued on without much change. But the Empire w
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by tus89 5y ago
Well those "definitions" don't deal with essential concepts of the scientific process like falsifiability or reductionism, both of which are highly debatable when it comes to the study of complex emergent phenomena, such as p
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by tus89 5y ago
Is it just me or is battle-of-the-AI chess more exciting than humans?
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by tus89 5y ago
> Psychology has embraced scientific methodology. I refer you to my statement about "unchallenged assumptions". Like the assumption that the reductive scientific process can be glibly applied to emergent complex phenomenon like
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by tus89 5y ago
Lesson - just because people claim they are doing "science" doesn't mean they are doing either good or correct science. Subtle unchallenged assumptions, cause-and-effect confusion, inadequate root-cause analysis, invalid infe
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by tus89 5y ago
Why seek happiness? What's wrong with being content and fulfilled?
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by tus89 5y ago
Extroverts are mentally ill usually suffering from ADHD. This propaganda that extroverts are somehow normal and to aspire to...is just that, propaganda from the noisy, mentally ill extrovert.
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by tus89 5y ago
Cheap OEM office PC? They don't need fancy graphics, will only run Win10, and the 8 core CPU is probably adequate. Maybe they had a high defect rate and this might avoid offset the fab costs, if they can sell them at a profit. And give
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by tus89 5y ago
> includes people from a range of ideological outlooks, who ordinarily would be opposed to one another, because they share some concerns and can forge a common cause in publishing LOL normally when people say "includes people from a
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by tus89 5y ago
A current tactic of the Christian-right is to enter into alliances with people they would otherwise despise (radical feminists, "scienceologists" like Dawkins) on certain shared causes which are even more important to them - the b
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by tus89 5y ago
> the whole point of UnHerd is that it is includes people from a range of ideological outlooks. You keep saying that. Let's like at some random headlines from their "contributors" page: > Ideology should not trump child
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by tus89 5y ago
So I search google for "undherd Richard Dawkins", first link: https://unherd.com/2021/04/why-the-atheists-turned-on-richar... "Why the atheists turned on Dawkins - They care more about social justic
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by tus89 5y ago
It was created to promulgate extremist Christian-right propaganda - the kind that is "un-heard" in the mainstream media in the UK apparently. There are a lot of such organizations that don't openly declare their ideological b
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by tus89 5y ago
Did you know the background of unherd? If you did you might not have regard for this.
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by tus89 5y ago
English FTW.
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by tus89 5y ago
Does this compete with LLVM? Sounds similar.
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by tus89 5y ago
> ...in Its History So how much fraud has it committed?
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by tus89 5y ago
Don't ponzi shemes need to pay out early investors (usually with the money from latter investors)? No-one is paying out Doge buyers, except those who choose to buy their coins from them. Speculation bubble =/= ponzi scheme.
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by tus89 5y ago
> It doesn’t matter what technology they use. HTTP, Corba, Pubsub, custom protocols — doesn’t matter. CORBA is quite close to direct linking, with a network in between. The developer does not see it as a service or protocol, but a librar
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by tus89 5y ago
Maybe they should start with 8-hour days, then do a 4-day workweek XD
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by tus89 5y ago
I feel the "usually" might be ironic humor.
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by tus89 5y ago
You need big infra and Crack teams of ops people, which paypal can't afford not to have.
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by tus89 5y ago
Paypal back, off fastly
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by tus89 6y ago
A similar question could be asked -- is mathematics a science?
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by tus89 6y ago
Here I am thinking I have been using 7zip on Linux for years. So p7zip is a third-party port?
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by tus89 6y ago
Well integrating a diverse range of cores into a CPU is all the rage these days...if Intel doesn't do it Apple would.
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by tus89 6y ago
Under a standard bell curve, what percentile would a 20 year marriage be then?

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