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twojacobtwo
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I think the parent post was referring to the anti-environmentalist aspect of the new administration. They're not going fund remediation efforts while attempting to dismantle the EPA.
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I'm legitimately wondering what you recommend from among those options.
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No one has time to verify/double check literally everything they're told. And if they did, they wouldn't have the time to learn everything that one would need to know to verify everything. It's impossible. Therefore, som
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2y ago
Sounds like personal experience -> project motivation.
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2y ago
Sweet, it's basically data on HN users then. Only 13.4% of HN readers use Firefox. For shame. But seriously, it's interesting that safari is top by quite a margin.
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2y ago
Several other commenters have now pointed out the differentiations, in case you weren't aware.
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I always saw those as parameters for some reason. Transmit(x), Receive(x).
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2y ago
Are you sure? Is this recent (last 6 months)? I enabled it and tested multiple versions of Proton with no success. Did you have to do anything else?
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I wouldn't say always. The last time I ran such a script, it didnt break anything. Granted, I did as the repo readme expressly and boldy stated, more than once, that 'anyone using this should read through the list of commands'
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2y ago
Isn't that just saying "if you take the cube root of the number, it's a smaller number"? I don't mean to be facetious - I'm struggling to to see what other consideration this helps with.
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2y ago
It's a matter of opportunity costs as well. If you want to be able to do plumbing, wiring, framing... you likely don't also have the time to learn the potentially vast amount of knowledge required to adeptly navigate the legal sys
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2y ago
> When the parties are present for cross examination it's not hearsay. That's exactly what I just said.
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2y ago
Here's a more thorough definition: > Evidence that is not within the personal knowledge of a witness, such as testimony regarding statements made by someone other than the witness, and that therefore may be inadmissible to establish
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2y ago
It's a little much to say almost everyone does it wrong. More likely, since it's something that catches your notice, you probably have a bias for noticing/remembering when it's incorrect and not noticing when it's c
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That was one of my first thoughts as well. The article sells this increase as a necessity, but with no note of whether that was to maintain profits or operating costs, further research may be required. My feeling is that it's the forme
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2y ago
Interestingly, in the list of other articles at the bottom of the page was the previous entry in this story: > Noise Complaints May Cause Norwegian Bitcoin Mining Center to Shut Down From August, 2018! The earlier article also states tha
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> I think you grossly overestimate HN's prominence in the tech industry. It was where all the founders hung out 15 years ago. It's now just a place where IT workers talk. You either missed the point of the GP comment, or you th
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Profits? I mean, I'm guessing the trend can't be wholly disconnected from the massive layoffs in the tech sector over the last year or so. Probably not the primary driver, but companies are always looking to maximize profits and,
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I think this depends on your doctor/clinic and where you are. The last one I took home just had an oxygen sensor and the skin probe/patch. The doctor said they get (hand wavey) 95%+ of the same diagnostic capability from the simpl
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Relevant details: >The 72-cell panels, comprised of Oxford PV’s proprietary perovskite-on-silicon solar cells, can produce up to 20% more energy than a standard silicon panel. They will be used in a utility-scale installation >Oxford
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For those wondering what the chemical is and its purpose: >6PPD helps by reacting with ozone before it can react with the tire rubber, sparing the tires. >But when 6PPD reacts with ozone, the researchers found that it was transformed
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I was just about to ask the same question. My initial thought was that perhaps they all have small crumple zones, which would increase the overall force applied to everyone involved. I looked up images of the vehicles you mentioned and they
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Non-profit simply tells people what the incentives/motivations are or are not. The average for-profit company can't be trusted/expected to do what's best for anyone outside the profit structure (e.g. users or the public
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Does what's considered normal matter for safety? Shouldnt it be based on what the science says?
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This is why definition of terms is so important in discussions of this type. The word socialism/socialist has been bastardized and propagandized beyond comprehension now. Socialism covers a broad range of potential policies and structu
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Do you mean back to FDR-era policies, or are you using socialism as a stand in for the tyrannical communist governments of USSR et al?
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> since reality is definable as that which is independent of measurement. In terms of quantum mechanics, would that mean the wave function is real until it collapses due to measurement? Or am I misunderstanding your use of measurement th
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Nor are we perfect and we've been wrong about much in nature more often than we've been right over the past many millennia. The previous poster didn't imply either case regardless. The post simply pointed out an assumption be
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I believe duckduckgo offers a similar warning when playing videos from search results.
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That seems like a much more recent and much smaller phenomenon. The censorship and attempted or succesful modification of school curricula (esp. evolution/biology and sex education) by 'right wing' christian groups goes back
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