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by zackees 4y ago
This. I realized that it wasn’t necessarily genetic I may just have my monitor too close. I swapped it for a 70inch 4k monitor/tv six feet away and my eyesight improved by a quarter point over the next year.
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by zackees 4y ago
Post like this make me hopeful that rational minds will prevail and we get clean abundant nuclear energy. It’s becoming clear that the climate alarmism isn't about solutions or even a tax, but forcing us to purchase “carbon credits” fr
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by zackees 4y ago
This is a great update of some useful features like editing video after it’s been uploaded. The main issue I see with PeerTube has always been the difficulty of bringing up the software. The learning curve is quite steep and I’m not an expe
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by zackees 4y ago
Why? Python gives you the ability to spawn processes so there's always an escape hatch for building multi-core code.
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by zackees 4y ago
FYI, Plutonium is burned in the new breeder reactors. We can literally remove all the nuclear waste by building MORE nuclear reactors.
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by zackees 4y ago
So She goes to Israel which is in a proxy war with Iran and Syria. The latter it’s already destroyed and the former it’s planning a full scale invasion.
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by zackees 4y ago
Right and the supply of drugs is not a factor and should be allowed to flow freely because science.
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by zackees 4y ago
The DNC and their election proxies had the same access to the open graph v1.0 data that cambridge analytica had. In 2012 the media even bragged about how Obama was using big data with facebook to deepen their reach with voters during an ele
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by zackees 4y ago
Probably yes. In the literature Small pox vaccination protects against monkey pox. And such DNA viruses are very stable. The interesting part is that you can get pretty much any vaccine except the small pox vaccine now. Figure that out. The
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by zackees 4y ago
Cool stuff. I would do away with private by default. Python proves that sometimes you need the internal access as an escape hatch for bugs.
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by zackees 4y ago
Also, Twitter front end nitter.net gives out rss feeds of your twitter timeline.
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by zackees 4y ago
> simply to prevent nuclear reactors from being built. How? For what purpose? If a country has sufficient nuclear energy then they are immune from international energy politics. Two, I see that the oligarch class is using global warming
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by zackees 4y ago
“Sorry we can’t use numpy because one of the types in the api is mismatched.”
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by zackees 4y ago
This is essentially the birth of AI. The lack of fanfare on this achievement is baffling.
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by zackees 4y ago
I switched out of digital ocean because their docker apps don’t allow persistent access to the disk and don’t allow you to add any disk. This eliminated a whole bunch of apps. I real head scratcher. Render.com works a lot better for me. The
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by zackees 4y ago
“Gerrymandering” is baked right into the constitution. It’s a good thing. You want the representatives drawing the districts because they are closest to their constituents. You also don’t want random district allocation, you want the repres
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by zackees 4y ago
California topped off all of their reservoirs in 2019. These systems of dams are designed to sustain california for five years, according to local farmers that i’ve talked to. However the water supply is being diverted into the ocean now be
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by zackees 4y ago
Wikipedia is not a good source. All the editor had to do was a google search to know this is misinformation: https://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=en&as_sdt=0%2C10&q=mir...
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by zackees 4y ago
And with all the media stories about alien life with laughable grainy footage of people walking in stilts and anal probes, what signal would you use to be able to determine what the "truth" is on alien contact? Would it be "y
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by zackees 4y ago
"the World Economic Forum’s (WEF) One Trillion Trees Initiative, launched last year after Salesforce billionaire Marc Benioff read the paper on the recommendation of Al Gore, the former US vice-president. The Time magazine owner told e
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by zackees 4y ago
One of the ways the elites are generating carbon credits for pennies on the credit.
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by zackees 4y ago
The problem is that there are huge swaths of use cases that are not covered by the current rss standard. For example, want to use standard RSS for your video feed? Ooops! RSS does not support thumbnails, duration and a bunch of other featur
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by zackees 4y ago
Funny how none of the solutions to the drake equation include the possibility that a government would hide evidence of alien life. It’s literally more probable that all life in the universe dies than our government would cover up contact, a
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by zackees 4y ago
Yes, absolutely. If you say covered by patent X your product page won’t go through. It’s explicitly states in their guidelines that mentioning patents are disallowed.
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by zackees 4y ago
If the security is this important then recovery should involve AI facial recognition with human fallback to unlock a device. Or else submitting a passport / drivers license to force unlock. We have global identity systems. Why not use
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by zackees 4y ago
Their security model locks users out. I nearly lost all my passwords with LastPass when something similar happened to me. Is grandma supposed to file her 128 character recovery code in a safe vault when she just wants to get from the airpor
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by zackees 4y ago
As a seller on Amazon I whole heartedly disagree. You have to experience trying to sell on Amazon to understand that their policies forbid quality markers like stating patents. The entire system is rigged so that people who design and make
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by zackees 4y ago
Please keep your personal politics off hacker news. Your one sided opinion mirrors the western propaganda position and i can literally turn everywhere to hear it. I have followed this entire debacle since the US did its coup in Ukraine in 2
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by zackees 4y ago
I reported child pornography on twitter. It took a while for it to be taken down. Yet people talking about hunter biden’s laptop in October 2020 had their accounts deleted immediately. Twitter is very good at content moderation when it thre
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by zackees 4y ago
Google, Facebook and the big tech companies are running H1-B visa pipeline and some small time staffing firm is the one that gets busted?

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