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by unmole 3y ago
> That's slowing down; That's not what the IT export numbers say.
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by unmole 3y ago
> Or else Investors would sue the SEC for securities fraud I am not able rightly to apprehend the kind of confusion of ideas that could provoke such a conjecture. With apologies to Mr. Babbage.
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by unmole 3y ago
I don't understand the point you're trying to make. What is even the point of generalising something to the Anglosphere if it is only applicable to North America?
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by unmole 3y ago
> In the Anglosphere, 'Native' generally refers to the US Native Peoples Yeah, no. That might be true of North America but that's definitely not the case in the rest of the Anglosphere.
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by unmole 3y ago
> a nutritionist In most places, any bozo can claim to be a nutritionist . From what I can tell, a large proportion of them are deranged crackpots. So, no. Absolutely do not consult a self-described nutritionist.
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by unmole 3y ago
Throughput is not the only relevant measure of performance. HTTP3 doesn't suffer from head of line blocking the way HTTP2 does. This leads to reduced latency and improved user experience on jittery mobile networks.
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by unmole 3y ago
But he's a good neo-Nazi! He's on our side.
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by unmole 3y ago
> the question is about their ability to verify a factual assertion. No, the question is about their inclination to critically examine a claim made by their side .
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by unmole 3y ago
The same Propublica that decided to treat unrealized gains as income and then ran a plainly ludicrous story about how the rich were paying a true tax rate of 0.1%?
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by unmole 3y ago
> And...isn't the common system of digits 0123456789 called Arabic numerals because it was invented in the present-day country of Saudi Arabia or somewhere nearby? No. The system was invented in India and the actual glyphs are proba
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by unmole 3y ago
If by he you mean Molson, then you're right. He's an expert witness in the suite brought by CA against Amazon. There is no individual suite against him.
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by unmole 3y ago
> This means that Russia can't sell at full price because even those not enforcing the cap aren't willing to pay full price for it India and China have been paying well above the price cap: https://www.reuters.com&#x
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by unmole 3y ago
Except for the fact that opposing witnesses are not being targeted with individual lawsuits.
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by unmole 3y ago
That's one of those irregular verbs, isn't it? I fight separatist forces. You violently suppress minorities. He has been charged with war crimes under the Rome Statute.
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by unmole 3y ago
Russian crude is primarily procured by Nayara Energy who refine it and export it to the EU. Indian Oil and Bharat Petroleum who supply the domestic market don't buy Russian crude in significant quantities. Cutting off the third largest
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by unmole 3y ago
> MMT as an academic concept is fascinating. MMT as a policy tool is useless What is good about MMT is not original and what is original in MMT is not good.
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by unmole 3y ago
> I think last time I used Takeout, it preferred to issue things in .tar.gz archives What is the intersection of people who decided to use Google takeout but are incapable of figuring out how to extract a tarball?
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by unmole 3y ago
I get what you're saying but I the context of the discussion, Htmx requires JavaScript, doesn't it?
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by unmole 3y ago
How do you make a request to a URL and then turn the response into HTML without JavaScript?
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by unmole 3y ago
Africa also has a population that is very young: A combination of both high birth rates and low life expectancy. I'm not sure what point you're trying to make.
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by unmole 3y ago
> So I replied to you by sharing news articles about people facing challenges on the ground level. The articles you posted suggested most places are accepting 2000 rupee notes. The vendors refusing to accept them are misinformed. The bre
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by unmole 3y ago
> School shootings are genuinely frightful, not the subject of artificial fear-mongering. Terrorist attacks are genuinely terrifying. That doesn't mean the probability of experiencing one isn't vanishingly small.
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by unmole 3y ago
I thought my comment was very clear. The government isn't banning the note, they are being taken out of circulation in a boring, routine operation. At best it's of local interest and I am puzzled as to why this non-story is gett
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by unmole 3y ago
> Flying is probably worse since you don't have much space. Because people really want to place about after a major surgery? > Also you have to walk a lot more in airports Have you heard of wheelchairs?
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by unmole 3y ago
The supposed wisdom isn't really apparent in this case.
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by unmole 3y ago
Why are you conflating digital payments with Forex transactions? > Yes, they did raise the limit to 7 lakhs in a year after public backlash. Initially the 7 lakhs was not there. The limit was always there. The notification is simply a cl
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by unmole 3y ago
Linking to a completely unrelated story isn't a deflection but referencing TFA is? The GP suggested goverment collusion with media to create distractions. In the context of the story and TFA, that would mean the FT is in on it.
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by unmole 3y ago
The self-proclaimed guardians of freedom and democracy, ladies and gentlemen.
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by unmole 3y ago
> Aren't those just the older distributions You mean the most widely used distributions which together account for the overwhelming majority of desktop Linux users? > saddled with their defaults? How exactly is having a default a
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by unmole 3y ago
The Financial Times is acting at the behest of the BJP is an interesting take.

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